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QUEEN ANGELA & ASPIRING AUTHORS MAGAZINE UNITE TO HONOR OUR KINGS · DA CREW Podcast

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  M m b b b b b b b b b by n thosen chapters.
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  I'm turning pages glory to glory, from faith to faith. I'm going
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  on, I'm I'm I'm getting told, so I'll keep it. So,
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  authors, here's your chance to get to your work seen across the world.
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  Be a part about fifty united authors of aspiring authors. Max. Here's your
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  chance to have your book, your view and your work the broadcast through Alex
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  Working. Yeah. Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. I
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  want to welcome you guys to our second and Men's History Months celebration. Yeah,
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  we're celebrating our kings. Want to throw out a question, so why
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  don't we have a Meen History month? H we as a braid averything,
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  but we don't have a man History Month. Here at Inspiring Autics Magazine,
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  we want our men, our kings know that we truly appreciate them, so
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  we want to honor them on tonight. So I want you guys to share
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  this in your circle of influence because we have some amazing Black kings who are
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  leading by example. Tonight we will get to know these inspiring men, their
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  brands and the impact that they desire to leave on this world. We will
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  discuss the masculization of the male. We would discuss the sense is killing of
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  our black male, especially in light of the fourteen year old that was killed
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  here in Columbia, South Carolina. And we will talk about the push of
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  the pride agenda and so much more so. Guess what I want you guys
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  to grab your favorite snack, your beverleage and sit with us for a while.
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  Kind of bring up my very special guests and allow them the opportunity to
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  share who they are with you. Guys. First, they're going to introduce
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  themselves and then we're going to have an opportunity to die in to conversation these
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  things that are affecting but here protectors from our mouths. They may not all
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  agree, but tonight we're going to agree to do this. Agree if we
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  must, We're back and honor and everything we do because I have a group
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  of classy men and I tell you I'm excited to share them with you guys
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  on tonight, So please share this in your circle of influence. And y'all,
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  I'm want to move out the way after I introduce myself, because I
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  jump on and I get to talking and now I don't know who I am,
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  but I am the Queen of Collaborations, effectually known across these social media
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  streets. But I am Angela Thomas. I'm an opmore but tonight to be
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  my brother's keeper. And I want to move out the way so these kings
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  can share who they are. So let me bring them up. And as
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  I bring them up, but I allowed them to introduce themselves. My first
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  king, he's on another network that I'm on. I've had the opportunity to
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  actually meet him in person. He came and supporting me an event that I
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  had in Choston, South Carolina. And I tell you he's an amazing man.
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  He's supportive, he's always encouraging, uplifting, and he is newly named
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  my campaign manager. For those that don't know, I am nominated to be
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  enshrined. Hopefully if you guys vote for me and share me, I may
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  be inducted into the International Internet Radio Hall of Fame for broadcasting. And I
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  have the honor to introduce my campaign manager. And I tell you he wears
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  so many more accolades, but he'll have to tell you because I don't want
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  to miss up. But I'm gonna move out the way and allow him to
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  come up and introduce himself, not other than the magic Man. How you
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  doing? How are you doing? How you doing? Hey? Peace,
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  peace, and abundant divine blessers. International Internet Hall of Fame nominee and my
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  spiritual daughter. How are you doing tonight? I'm doing X men. Thank
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  you so much for the invitation. I know that's right. Hey, We're
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  here to do a great service. And I also want to take time to
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  say this. You know, being on a podium with five other brothers really
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  dost my heart good because this has been a long time coming, and for
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  many reasons. Every time we try to get ourselves together as men, the
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  even one in their kind always want to take whatever they can and do whatever
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  they can to try to try to destroy that right. But tonight we're gonna
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  plant the seed of good faith. And I know that I'm eager to save
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  my part, and I know other brothers, my five other brothers, are
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  also just as eager. Okay, So to properly introduce myself, I'm also
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  an International Internet Radio Hall of Fame enshrine in the year twenty twenty. I'm
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  also a two time Host of the Year with our mother company we Are Beverly
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  Nation or WBNN, and I have my own show. I am the host
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  of We Will Aware You and it's pretty pretty unique. I got six years
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  in counting, okay, but tonight I'm on the form with five other brothers.
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  And thank you so much. Love you with the heartness, feel on
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  me. Okay, A man, a man, thank you. Thanks.
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  I'm one to bring up mister Troy and Reid had the opportunity has not had
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  the opportunity to meet him in person, but had the opportunity to meet him
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  through the man that you just heard speak. Um. He was a guest
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  on Brother Honey Ship on My On Me, and I tell you he is
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  such an inspiration. Um. Every single day and without missing a beat,
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  my inbox goes off and it has an inspirational message. I don't care if
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  it's a it's a it's a it's a flyer. Whatever it is that he's
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  sharing, he's sharing something to pour in too. And I'm sure it's not
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  just me that he's doing it too, but he's thank God for just allowing
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  him to be in my miss and and for me coming across his path none
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  other than Deacon Troy Red. It's not letting him come up. It's not
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  then you come up to day. I tell you the enemy b is it,
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  But I tell you he gets no victory over here. Y'all know how
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  we do over here. We keep it pushing, keep it pushing. But
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  we're gonna see what's going on. We're having some technical difficults. I see
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  it won't let mister Reid come up. So we're gonna see if it'll let
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  mister Ricardo come up. And it may be me needing to go out and
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  come back in because I tell you, sometimes this technology just do what they
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  want to do. Ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss the bucket. Uh h. Anybody hear me?
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  Hear you? Can anybody hear me? M hm, Yes, I don't
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  know what's going on. It keeps out. And he said browser, this
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  said my browser. Wasn't that the enemy is a lie because I've been using
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  this computer all day and it's the same program I use every single day.
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  Ain't nothing change. The devil is a lie. Will not stop me from
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  doing what I need to do. I reboot it, and I sit him
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  back, sit the pits of hell, because he is a lie. We
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  shall go forward, we shall go forward. I reboot that enemy right now.
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  M h if I always be this on the social media, I'm so
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  sick of them, I'm so sick of them. I am so sick to
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  them. But they don't stop nothing because they know they can stop me.
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  They they don't want you to post certain pictures. They want to keep you
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  from posting certain pictures. They want to restrict you from this, restrict you
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  from that, but they can't take But then they want to tell you that
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  a baby, how do a baby know if they want to tuck? How
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  do a baby know if they want to talk? So, how you gonna
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  have gender gender tucking babies? How you doing that? In target? Right?
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  So that's the stuff they're doing. They want to push their agendas on
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  us. And then they want to stop us from talking and want to stop
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  us from sharing our perspective. They want to us, want to They ain't
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  stopping nothing. Enemies, I'm sorry, y'all, and the endemy just try
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  to take a whole nineteen minutes, oh twenty three minutes of us introducing these
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  kings and allowing these kings to move and see what the enemy be wanted.
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  They be wanting you to move. They don't want you to be patient.
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  They don't want you to stay. See, they want you to drop off.
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  They know when when when stuff start going wrong, we'll drop off.
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  We won't stay around to see if we're gonna be able to work through it.
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  We'll drop off, and and we won't fight through the struggle. And
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  see, that's what see people had to see stuff like this, That's what
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  I and I be wanting. I'd be wanting the girls over there on the
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  network to understand that everything ain't always gonna be peaches and cream. It happens
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  to the best of us. I do this every day. But you see
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  how the enemy work. He don't care, I don't care who you are.
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  When he want to mess, he gonna mess, and he will you
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  any and everybody that allowed out themselves because we give in to that. We
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  give in to them to use us. But when you're gonna say no,
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  I want to thank y'all for saying yes. I want to thank y'all for
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  being the change that y'all designed to see because guess what y'all could have gave
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  up. Y'all could have said forget Angela and go on about y'all business,
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  but guess what, to stay and guess what, that's a blessing in your
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  pressing. So I thank you, I thank you, I thank you for
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  hanging around. I thank you for hanging around, because guess what we are
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  the change And I am my brother's keeper. I am my brother's keeper.
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  If don't nobody else lift you up, if don't nobody else tell you how
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  proud they are of you, and if don't nobody else inspire you, know
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  that I'm here to do that because I know what I've been mandated to do.
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  I love my kings, and I have not forgotten you, and I
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  won't forget you because I know the power that you possess. Society has feel
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  you, but I haven't and I will not ever turn my back on you.
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  Ndem Me is a lie, but we're gonna go ahead. We let
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  Hooney introduce his self, so whoon, he got a chance to introduce his
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  self. So we're gonna move on down the line. So unfortunately, guess
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  what, we have another host from that marvelous network that I am a part
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  of. Some must be some good things going on over there, because look,
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  you got three of them in the miss So I'm introduce show self and
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  I think he might be one of the babies of the network too. And
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  I know he's one of the babies on this platform. And introduce yourself,
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  mister Ricardo. Hello everybody. First, I just wanted to think, you
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  know, Miss Angela, you know, for having me. I'm really grateful
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  for this opportunity. Um. Yes, I'm also a part of the network.
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  This is my going into my third year. Um, I guess my
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  trade by days. I'm a teacher. UM, I'm a filmmaker. I
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  have a series on YouTube. It's called Hurt People, Hurt People, Bitter
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  and Broken. Um. I have a movie coming out July tenth for the
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  debut on YouTube. I'm really excited about that. And then I'm working on
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  my book. It's coming out the top of the ear. It's called Trauma.
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  Help People, Help People. UM. So I'm just excited about all
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  God is doing in my life and all of you guys life as well.
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  Hey man, hey man, and y'all. We got we got we got
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  somebody. Um that that stopped by um real real quick. Um, they
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  don't have a long time because Unfortunately they are in cars already and and and
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  they want to share, um just a little bit um if y'all would um
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  allow them to share. If you would introduce yourself, please, individual and
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  thank you for having me. Man know, we'n a state of tech and
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  you know I'll share, you know, from the justice reform and you know,
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  try to teach brothers how to fight, you know, from the unity
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  with themselves and try to you know what I'm saying, reform our cromal justice
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  system and to bring awareness to the struggle that we go through. Wow,
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  So how did you end up there? But I have a charge with a
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  murder case in my drug tape and I did not commit and based upon the
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  corruption of our counties, in our towns and our states, in our cities.
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  You know, I was a victim of system because of that, you
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  know, from thinking about two separate all right Jerry trials with a former system
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  just the attorney as my attorney and with closed doors and police officer standing behind
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  me, and that Dan said, you know there's a way I commend you
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  know, the situations. You know that you know gave me aself of one
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  hundred and fifty four years. You know, from something else for something I
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  didn't commit. Wow wow, So what do you um? What is your
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  message to the people today? A message to the people that you know finnd
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  some type of crown brown to come together and a unit key to have our
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  voices heard, speaker to stand up and speak out about getting us like this
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  that's effective. I colon just the system and destroying our men and our women.
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  You know what I'm saying a society to you know what I'm saying and
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  sending people are different. You know when in prisons for primes they didn't commit,
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  because that's a very sad thing for a personal game prisons or something they
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  didn't do. So you know, it's very sad that people's families are being
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  destroyed behind these operations that we need to you know, try to stand up
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  and correct man. Wow. So if anyone wants to UM find out information
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  about you or support UM, support you on this journey, how can they
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  do that? Well? They can go to change out of man, can
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  you know? Uh, you know, sign onto a petition, you know,
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  to try to get some you know, bring some unity and some voices
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  as to us. You know what I'm saying to I stay you know the
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  address the issues because they're very pop Well. I thank you for stopping bouten
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  sharing with us again. I wish you much success on this journey. Of
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  course you're in my prayers, UM. They want one. Since I met
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  you've been praying for you. UM. So we look forward to writer days
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  for you in the near future. So just stay strong and know we're cheering
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  for you. Thank you very much. Man. Amen. Next we have
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  mister Chris. Mister Chris, if you would please introduce yourself, jewessmes Angela.
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  My name is Chris Gray, and I'm my father, a writer,
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  speaker and UM been in corporate America twenty years and now I'm switching my my
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  focus and my newest venture is my Father's House Casey, and it is a
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  non profit organization to empower fathers to be a part of their kid's lives and
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  fight through any barriers and really step up to be the leaders of the family
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  that God has called them to be. And you know, that's that's where
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  my passion is. And I've had a great opportunity and have a loving father
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  in my life, and I want to make sure that every child has that
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  opportunity to have a loving father. And I think a lot of the situations
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  we have going on with society right now could be cured with a strong father
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  leading the family. And as we heard of, the incarceration rate really takes
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  fathers away from that. And there's other things going on society that takes the
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  father away. And if you want to tear away the family, take away
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  the father and the leader that God placed in their lives, and you can
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  tear away the family. And so that's that's my mission going forward and living
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  out what God has called me to do. It just muted me. I
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  didn't want me to talk to again. But anyway, as y'all know,
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  I am one of UM the CEOs of the Crew podcast and our motto,
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  our mission, our our goal is to be the change that we desire to
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  see. We come from different backgrounds, different walks of life. UM,
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  so we just want to be out here impact then like and and and being
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  the change that we can see. UM. One of the hot topics that's
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  out right now, UM our males and I want to hear you guys perspective
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  on that, UM and we could get each person to chiming and on that
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  UM and and and what that that means to you? What that looks like
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  to you in your perspective? Um, I want to start with um with
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  harder okay um um, miss Angela, can you ask that? What was
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  the question again? So? What does demasculation um means to you? What
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  does that mean to you when when you hear that word? What does that
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  mean to you? Um? Demasculation? If you will? If you will,
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  I can give a definition that they gave um on social on one of
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  the sites that I google. So I googled it and it says the vascualization
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  is the process of stripping the stripping men of the traditional masculine traits such as
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  strength, courage, independence, and absurdainness. In the black community, this
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  is often done by society through parentuation of negative stereotypes such as the black men
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  are violent, lazy, unintelligent. Other forms of the masculization and include the
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  criminalization of our black men lack of access to quality educate opportunities. These factors
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  can also lead to the feelings of powerlessness insecurity in the black men, which
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  fuels the cycle of the masculinization. So that is like overall what they gave
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  me as the definition. So, but what is your perspective that to you,
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  what does that look like to you? Well, it seemed like from
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  that definition is almost like the devaluing of the black men. And I think
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  that Um. I wanted to say this too, you know, because he
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  was talking about fathers, and I just wanted to say shout out to the
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  real fathers, black fathers, all fathers that that are in the household being
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  supportive, because I really do think fathers really matter and they're important. And
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  I was blessed to be able to have a strong black father, and I
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  know without the presence of a father, I wouldn't be who I am today.
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  So I love in the sense where he was talking about UM, and
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  I think it kind of coincides with the the emasculation of aum of you know,
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  of black men or men in general like um, if they can get
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  them out of the household and away from the family, then we're not able
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  to survive or even thrive. And I was just thinking too, just in
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  general, like I would say, even growing up in a in an inner
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  city, I feel like we're kind of at like a disadvantage, especially with
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  mothers being you know, single mothers, and then they're playing both mother and
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  father. And then these young men, young Black men, young boys growing
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  to be young black men, I feel like our yearning for a father and
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  and they just go about ways of just just trying to search for that love.
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  And I think as a black man now, I feel like we don't
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  have a voice. And I feel like, um, because I think being
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  a child, being a little black boy, I think we've been taught to
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  not share with how we feel and um, and I feel like that it
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  hurts generation and generations of young boys that grows up into men because when you
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  have a voice and you want something to say, but then you've been taught
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  as a kid, you know, be tough and you know, don't be
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  a punk, and you know, you grow up and a lot of young
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  black boys that grow up to be men, the only emotion they know is
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  like anger or aggression, because it's like all of this is pent up frustration
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  and wanting to have a voice, you know, and your voice being silenced.
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  So I think we don't even know as a culture, we kind of
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  I guess generation from generation, we've we give these things to our children,
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  you know, and we don't even know that affects us. And so I
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  feel like that that's a part of even being this. I don't even know
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  how to say the word accurately, but being this emasculated our voice because our
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  voice matter. And when we don't have our voice and we don't have positive
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  representations of who we are in our communities and we don't we lack the resources,
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  it can be tough. And I want to say this in closing.
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  You know, growing up at Innescy, for me, when I used to
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  see the you know, boys that look like me posted up on a corner,
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  I didn't think much of it because I thought it was my norm.
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  But now that I'm older and I'm evolving and elevat and seeing different things,
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  it really saddens me to see young black people, you know, on the
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  corners. It saddens me to keep seeing people that look like me getting killed
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  because I'm like, in my mind, I'm always like, yo, it's
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  a millionaire in the projects. But because of where they come from and because
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  you know them not having any examples or they feeling like listen, this is
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  all I know. Um, you know, you know the name, they're
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  never able to really reach that fullest potential. So right, who want to
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  try in next Tony, I'll take that, okay, So to go on
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  with Ricardo. It is, you know, we're about four or five,
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  we're about four almost five generations and of boys raising boys instead of men raising
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  boys to become men. And when you have that, you have mothers trying
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  to play both roles. But it's also goes back to the you're talking about
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  affection and being able to talk. I had had a friend that I was
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  over their house and I just I hadn't seen him for a while. When
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  UM gave the dad a half hug, wasn't even a real hugs, like
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  nice to see you, and the sun started crying and I didn't think anything.
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  I thought he was joking at first, but then I realized he's like,
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  you haven't hugged me in twenty years, And this is, you know,
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  about twenty years ago, and this happened. And for me, I
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  hugged my dad all the time, and I with my son. I'm a
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  single father, so I show my son affection, tell him I love him.
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  And it's as a black man and we feel like, oh, we
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  can't tell our sons that we love them or show them affection, and it
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  really perpetuates a generation over generation of just suck up your feelings, don't show
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  your feelings. Yet our main role model for what a man should be is
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  Jesus. And Jesus loved his friends, he cried when Nazareth died, and
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  so if we follow his lead and follow his model, there's a lot of
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  things that we show emotion. We're strong, we lead people, and we
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  care for people. And so as we use Jesus as our leader, then
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  that's the role model that we should be following. In that way, we
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  can make sure everyone feels that they're loved. And I think that's what we're
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  missing in the brown and black communities. Is that love that we fell from
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  our fathers. Okay, so who want next, Tony? You want to
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  try it? Yes? Indeed, honors to the men of God that spoke
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  before me. Can you hear me a lout and clear? Yes we can?
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  Okay, all right, and I'm gonna pick you back after what the
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  last man of God said, not chicking things away from the young man of
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  God. Ricardo. You know, when I think about the Lord and Savior
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  Jesus right talking about the emasculation, and I'm gonna by the bear as clean
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  as a possibly can. But according to good Old Webster, it says that
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  when you take the test ticular fortitude, like the honoraboid Farkon like to say,
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  just ticular fortitude. Right. They know the potency and the power that
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  we have as men, which explains why when you look at the age that
• 39:30
  they have been using to try to destroy, that's as a people, because
• 39:36
  they know they know the type of love that we have for ourselves and each
• 39:38
  other, which goes into why they changed the music and why a lot of
• 39:45
  what they're calling music now the most popular music is so called crap music.
• 39:50
  Now, I put us see in front of what it used to be rap
• 39:52
  music right where they're getting their paying millions of dollars to these artists, these
• 40:00
  phenomenal artists that can sit back. Some of them are so divinely gifted that
• 40:06
  they can just don't even use a pen or a paper and can speak all
• 40:10
  kinds of things. Right. But one of the things that they're doing and
• 40:15
  these major white power structure, I'm gonna call it the way that it is
• 40:20
  like they will pay these guys millions and millions of dollars for them to be
• 40:25
  able to wrap about how many ends they can kill this and that that's another
• 40:30
  part of the plan. Now, let me go back to the Lord and
• 40:36
  Savior Jesus. Right. They took the most prominent figure within our scriptures and
• 40:44
  even d emasculated him because they change his image according to what Revelation says.
• 40:52
  You can't burn anything white. I don't care how much you try. And
• 40:57
  that's heartbreaking. And they know that most of our people are gonna be so
• 41:00
  lazy. They're not gonna really, really, really really do a self study
• 41:04
  of descriptions. That's why they use Hollywood and Michael Angelo. They are artists
• 41:12
  to keep painting everything of good substance. They want to make it the European,
• 41:16
  any image out of Europian in the sense that they have any father that's
• 41:21
  even above Jesus. Right, this is real because now we have to hit
• 41:27
  them hard, y'all. This is if you get to know me, it's
• 41:30
  about taking your soul back. And when you take your soul back, you
• 41:35
  start to reject everything that the white power structure gave us that wasn't for our
• 41:40
  benefit, was for their right. And this is why they don't want us
• 41:45
  like even what we're doing there, even on a form like we're doing right
• 41:49
  now, because that's unity, because they know that's not a man on this
• 41:53
  earth that compares to us. They know that we was the first. We
• 41:59
  were the first children of the Mosha according to all scriptures. Right, we
• 42:02
  were the first children of the Mosha, according to biology, archaeology, anything
• 42:07
  that you can name. We were the first ones year. And what they
• 42:12
  did is they did a great job of removing our image and replacing it with
• 42:15
  theirs in the emasculation. And one of the things that Great America Hollywood love
• 42:22
  to do is they're no longer taking the testicles. They want to put our
• 42:28
  men in address, the same way they're doing with Taliperry. They love to
• 42:34
  see us in address because they know a pale man or any other man can't
• 42:38
  even begin to compare. Right, You name another man that has experienced castration,
• 42:46
  had to deal with watching his mother, his sister, and his daughters
• 42:51
  get raped by the same evil beast, right, who's in the image of
• 42:54
  a Caucasian. Right, And they're gonna sit back and make us look toward
• 43:00
  Charles Manson looking Jesus, you see, you see what the trick is.
• 43:05
  You gotta be jack that, y'all. You gotta be jack that if you
• 43:09
  want your soul back. Mister Troy, you got to introduce yourself and chime
• 43:24
  on end. Welcome, Welcome, welcome, welcome. All I can,
• 43:30
  can't you hear me? Yes? All I can say. The devil is
• 43:35
  a lie. He chatted to stop me from getting up hill, but me
• 43:37
  and my wife worked until we got up hill. My name is Trorey,
• 43:42
  just a simple man. I'm a deacon in my church. And I could
• 43:50
  just say, if you fall a God, like I said, I'm just
• 43:52
  a simple man. I don't have titles behind my name, I don't have
• 43:55
  degrees behind my name. But if you you build bigger to God, he'll
• 44:00
  put you in position in places like I am them with these fine young gentlemen
• 44:05
  that's owned this podcast here, you know, and letting my voice be heard
• 44:12
  about what's happening in the community and to our black young males. And I
• 44:17
  have to be that example to these black young meals. Not only them,
• 44:22
  but I have to be the example to drug users because I'm an ex add
• 44:28
  it. So I have to be an example to them and let my voice
• 44:34
  be heard. I don't have to preach scriptures because I got Christ in me.
• 44:37
  All they have to do is show up and let them see the difference
• 44:40
  that God made in my life. I don't have to quote scripture the Bible,
• 44:45
  Bible verse by verse. All they have to do is show up and
• 44:49
  let my life, let Christ shane through me, and let God give me
• 44:53
  the opportunity. When they speak, then God opens the door for me to
• 44:59
  come in and te talk about him, you know. And I'm trying to
• 45:02
  catch up real quickly as I can of what I heard. Um the topics
• 45:07
  was and I want to do on topics of our young black bels what we've
• 45:13
  done in our community. We drew a ran in the sand. We tried
• 45:17
  to go on the streets and get the guys on the streets to change their
• 45:22
  white change their ways and to get off the streets. But the long ago
• 45:25
  we were doing that, the young coming up behind them was hidding the streets.
• 45:32
  So we had to draw that land, that land in the sand.
• 45:36
  And let's get these babies before they get on the streets. Let's start pouring
• 45:40
  into them. Let's start seeing where their head is at, because these kids
• 45:45
  has a lot of trauma. The young man said, he's doing the father
• 45:51
  thing that is definitely needed in black communities from where the black fathers are absent
• 45:58
  in the in their lives because the truth of the mounter is that father is
• 46:04
  absent, but the mother still bringing somebody in that's not showing or being a
• 46:09
  good role model to that child. So we have to step in and help
• 46:15
  the school board out, help the teachers out, help the parents out,
• 46:22
  giving them an avenue. I mean, it's all choice. Now, do
• 46:27
  you get you to take it or not. If you don't take it,
• 46:30
  well, okay, this is where you'll be at. But if you do
• 46:32
  take it, this is the avenue we can help you. And the young
• 46:39
  man were talking about they were talking about Christ. Well, when you when
• 46:43
  you talk about Christ, you got to talk about the body of Christ.
• 46:45
  And you got you understand. Everybody's not gonna be the head. Somebody got
• 46:51
  to be the hands. Somebody got to be the feat, somebody got to
• 46:52
  be the mouth. Somebody got to be the news. Somebody got to be
• 46:54
  the ears. Everybody can't be the same part of Christ. So if any
• 47:01
  of them, young man has something that I can come to it and I
• 47:05
  don't understand what they're doing, I could take the trash out for you.
• 47:08
  I could take that off of you. I could put some chairs up for
• 47:10
  you. Just as long as you focus on what God has you to focus
• 47:15
  on. Let me come in and help you get whatever you need done.
• 47:20
  Just because I don't understand it doesn't mean I can't be a part of it.
• 47:22
  And that's what that's a problem that we have in the black communities.
• 47:25
  In them, if it's not their ideal, then they don't want to be
• 47:30
  a part of it. If they didn't come up with the ideal of doing
• 47:32
  something positive, they don't want to be a part of it. Just because
• 47:37
  we don't understand it. They don't mean God didn't give them the vision.
• 47:44
  If God gave if God gave any one of these men of vision, and
• 47:46
  they called Troy Read and say, Troy Read Man, I need some help.
• 47:50
  What do you need help with? I don't need to understand your vision.
• 47:53
  God didn't give it to me. He gave it to you. So
• 47:55
  what can I help? How can I put my hands to the plow?
• 48:01
  You know, people look at me. That's a try. Re voting.
• 48:06
  Yeah, I'm voting. I'm not worrying about the president and all that.
• 48:08
  I'm worrying about my local community voting because that's who makes the difference in my
• 48:14
  community. The mayor, the city council and all of those people, the
• 48:20
  judges, superior superior court judges in literal city. Those people get voted in.
• 48:23
  So if we don't like it, I got to come and help people
• 48:29
  put out votes, cast out votes, help people to learn the knowledge of
• 48:31
  voting. Like I said, I'm just a simple man, but I have
• 48:34
  a voice that could be heard in the community. I have a voice that
• 48:37
  could help either either one of these young men and what they're doing in some
• 48:43
  kind of way. Just because I don't agree with I don't I put that
• 48:46
  the grand stuff. I threw that the grand stuff out there one of a
• 48:50
  long time ago. Because if you're a man of God and God gave you
• 48:53
  a vision, then I'll be there to help you in any way I can
• 48:57
  to push that vision forward for your time. That's it. And we call
• 49:05
  that having each other's back. I call it I am my brother's keep up
• 49:09
  because that's what I That's what I do. You know, I believe in
• 49:15
  supporting everybody. I don't have no no no picks. People will be like,
• 49:21
  why you don't never be pushing your boys, Why you don't push your
• 49:22
  bo You an author, You're an author. That's not what I'm here for.
• 49:27
  I'm here to push other people because that there's some strip show that I
• 49:31
  don't. I ain't no theologian. I don't know the Bible like that.
• 49:35
  I ain't. I don't walk in no office. I just know from the
• 49:37
  things that I've been through. But I know it's a scripture in the Bible
• 49:42
  that said if you be winning, he he here and you open your mouth
• 49:45
  here here, you get them things to say because he don't need it for
• 49:50
  me before. I don't watch the live. I don't came up off that
• 49:52
  live and I look back at that live and I'm like who that was.
• 49:57
  But He'll give you what you need to say when you need to say it,
• 50:00
  but you have to be willing. That's why when he dropped those three
• 50:04
  words in my spirit three years ago, and it's something about them three y'all,
• 50:07
  something about them three y'alls gonna catch it, but it's something about them
• 50:09
  threes. He dropped it in my spirit three years ago, love where it
• 50:15
  was a lined love lead, and he gave me it was it was three
• 50:20
  of us, and he gave us one hundred and twenty one days of prayer
• 50:23
  because he gave me Psalms one twenty one us to stand on songs when twenty
• 50:28
  one look to the hills. But see what people do. They take these
• 50:30
  scriptures and they look at them and they and they take them literally like something
• 50:35
  thing to come up out the sky and save you, no badmen. You
• 50:38
  look up down. It's just to remind you because when you look out,
• 50:43
  you can see y'all just wanders, and it just reminds you that you can.
• 50:50
  But you got to get up and do something. It ain't gonna happen
• 50:52
  by itself. That's why I constantly say we are the change that we desire
• 50:57
  to see, because guess what we gotta be that change. It ain't gonna
• 51:00
  change if we don't change it. So what are some things that you guys
• 51:05
  are doing? Because I want people to be able to really connect with you
• 51:09
  guys and be able to follow you, support your programs, support your brands,
• 51:15
  you know, whatever you're doing. I want to know what are you
• 51:19
  doing to impact this world? What do you want your vagacy to be?
• 51:22
  What do you want people to remember you by? How are you being that
• 51:25
  change right now? Mister Chris? So my nonprofit is how I'm being the
• 51:37
  changes I want to see. And I was always taught if you if you
• 51:40
  identify a problem, come with a solution. And this is something that God
• 51:46
  put on my heart about a year ago. And I don't know if anybody
• 51:52
  else on the panel that when God tells you something, sometimes you argue with
• 51:57
  them. He knows best, but we still got to argue. And so
• 52:01
  he knows my heart. And I was told, if you know something from
• 52:07
  God, when it's too big for you, and this was one of those
• 52:13
  that He gave me. The vision told me everything how to make it work.
• 52:15
  And starting out with just a house, and it's going to be a
• 52:20
  house where fathers can come. One of the things that even if you get
• 52:23
  visitation as a father, then they're like, there's certain stipulations that you have
• 52:30
  to meet in order to even have your kids, even after you've been given
• 52:32
  visitation. If there's a stand up where Chris Rock was talking about that the
• 52:38
  judge wanted to see the house and the beds and the refrigerator and stuff to
• 52:43
  see what he had there. This is Chris Rock, He's a millionaire,
• 52:45
  and the judge wanted to see if he had beds for his kids when they
• 52:50
  came to visit him. Imagine just a normal guy. And so the house
• 52:55
  is going to provide a house where for free people can come and stay.
• 52:59
  They can rent it out, not really rent, they're not paying it,
• 53:01
  but they have their kids. Every other weekend they can come and they have
• 53:06
  a place to bring their kids, or they'll have their own rooms, they'll
• 53:08
  have a place to play. And then when we're not using it for that,
• 53:12
  then we can set it up for visitation. Because when you are just
• 53:15
  getting visitation with you your child, a lot of times you go to the
• 53:17
  courthouse, they put you in a room with three chairs, one for the
• 53:21
  observer, one for the child, and one for the father. That is
• 53:24
  not a productive way to learn meet your kid, especially if you haven't been
• 53:30
  a part of their life for twelve years. Now, everybody's coming in at
• 53:34
  a different level. We want to meet people where they are and get them
• 53:37
  to where they need to be and be a part of their kid's life because
• 53:40
  it's such an important role. And for fathers, they say, oh,
• 53:45
  well, my kids better off without me. Statistics would stay otherwise. I
• 53:49
  mean, if a father's not in the house, have an eighty percent chance
• 53:52
  of incarceration for the brown and black community, So then that just starts to
• 54:00
  the whole process over again. So if you look at statistics, father is
• 54:05
  well needed. And if you don't know how to be a father, I
• 54:07
  want people to come to me. I have a lot of godly men that
• 54:10
  have been willing to help out and show young men or older men how to
• 54:15
  be a father. Because even if father doesn't fatherhood doesn't come with a manual.
• 54:20
  We got the Bible that gives us a manual on how to live.
• 54:22
  Yet every child is different and every time you try, it's going to be
• 54:27
  a little bit different. But we want to encourage you that you can do
• 54:29
  it, and we want to be that change. And you know, one
• 54:32
  of the other things I'm working on or some fatherhood books and the wisdom that
• 54:37
  we can pass from one generation to the other and then you know, living
• 54:43
  how Jesus leadership principles of Jesus were. I was thinking it was going to
• 54:49
  be a corporate leadership book, and then after talking to a couple of people,
• 54:52
  and what God showed me is that it's really a fatherhood book, and
• 54:55
  that's really what He's sending me around. I've been a single father for about
• 55:00
  fourteen years now and it's been the most challenging yet rewarding thing in my life.
• 55:07
  And I just want to make sure that fathers know that you have the
• 55:09
  support and you can't do it m hm, yes you can. First of
• 55:23
  all, a committing that guy, you know, his addition and trying and
• 55:28
  creating a father's you know house where fathers will come and you know, we
• 55:31
  interact with their kids. Because I'm here incarcerated in the Christmas system and I'm
• 55:37
  around a bunch of men who were separated from their family, their kids.
• 55:40
  Most of all, I got a lot of guys and he who cried like
• 55:44
  because you don't have access to their families and their kids. And because of
• 55:47
  that, given a lot of learn that. You know, that's one of
• 55:51
  the most powerful things that a man can have access to a family member,
• 55:57
  mainly his kids. So with that being said, I want to say him
• 56:00
  out of thank him very much for what he's doing, because that's something that
• 56:04
  we all need, a place where we would come and have somebody to enter
• 56:07
  us on how to become the mean we need to be the fathers, We
• 56:10
  need to be a kid because you know, being separated from your kids and
• 56:15
  very dramatic, and you know, like I said, seeing that, you
• 56:19
  know, that's very powerful what he's doing. I want to say thank them
• 56:21
  very much and you're welcome. And that's one of the things that we looked
• 56:24
  at. I have an elder at my church who does prison ministry, and
• 56:30
  that's one of the things that him and I talked about, is that there's
• 56:34
  a need for people that are coming out of prison. My niece's dad was
• 56:37
  wrong for the incarcerated for twenty three years and thankfully he was exonerated, and
• 56:43
  trying to come back into your kid's life after twenty three years, especially it's
• 56:46
  bad when you did something, yet when you didn't do something and you got
• 56:51
  wrongfully and accused, and trying to build that bridge and get back into life
• 56:55
  good things with little girls. Father always has time with a young man.
• 57:00
  It's how much how much work do you want to put in to be a
• 57:04
  part of your kid's life, because once there, they can Once a young
• 57:07
  man thinks he's a man, you're gonna have to work harder to get in
• 57:09
  there. And a lot of times you start out with just a relationship.
• 57:12
  You don't have that father some relationship. You can start out with a relationship
• 57:15
  and then you can get to a mentoring relationship and hopefully and prayerfully you get
• 57:21
  to the point where they still look at you as a father. So thank
• 57:22
  you for that, and that is one of the things that we're going to
• 57:24
  be working on too. Okay, So well you know, can I speakle
• 57:30
  that again? Well, you know, it takes me into pole the decisions
• 57:35
  and how to become part of the the kid's life, because you know,
• 57:37
  if people are come up from environments that that's toxic and drugs and you know,
• 57:43
  selling drugs and gang relations and stuff like that, you can't navigate.
• 57:46
  You can't you can't balance them out. You have to try to make a
• 57:50
  pot to be season on how to choose one or the other key. So
• 57:54
  with drugs and all this madness, then yes, you will become a better
• 57:59
  quality your keys that if you're choosing the streets and drugs and all your other
• 58:02
  negative activities and you can't do a father to your child. So it takes
• 58:07
  boots, like you know, men coming together to be able to men to
• 58:09
  men and to being men and fathers to their kids. Because a lot of
• 58:13
  kids that they are doing game by job by shooting and stuff like that.
• 58:16
  It's hard trying to convince the kid to put a gun down when they're being
• 58:20
  influenced about the public. You know, we don't bother about the environment.
• 58:23
  You know that they grow up in. We need men out there like yourself
• 58:27
  so to be able to mentor us and to becoming fathers to our kids.
• 58:30
  So thank you again, Thank you. Anybody else want of time in Yeah,
• 58:37
  if you don't mind, can you again just doing a mic check.
• 58:42
  Let's talk about WICK for a minute. Remember, we got to attack to
• 58:45
  every one in that kind for all of these so called programs that they designed.
• 58:52
  This is a key point, but them and their kind of mind and
• 58:54
  not in hours And what's the definition to WI? Women infant children? Right?
• 59:02
  And they made it seem like it was such a good thing to accept
• 59:07
  this program and this programming. And for those of you who don't know,
• 59:10
  or pretend like you don't know, WICK means women infant children don't say anything
• 59:19
  about a man, right, And y'all noticed, stir. Let's do some
• 59:23
  background because I don't want to spend too much time on it, but we
• 59:27
  gotta address certain issues. One of the number one destroyers that had destroyed our
• 59:32
  people before accepting that. And what's so unique about the evil one of their
• 59:38
  kind's wicked system is it's okay for them to get and anyone can fall on
• 59:45
  hardship. That's not what I'm talking about. But when they create a program
• 59:49
  where it goes second, third, and fourth generation, where our women and
• 59:55
  children have to depend on a system to provide food, clothed, water and
• 1:00:00
  shelter. Something drama that, something drama that and most of the crime that's
• 1:00:04
  taking place. And now I'm almost a shame and shout out to decontroy man
• 1:00:07
  because we didn't come up like that. Honor to my fathers who passed away
• 1:00:13
  six months ago. I can speak on behalf of a real father, Chios
• 1:00:17
  ray Tune also known as mister Charlie Felt, my father who took responsibility for
• 1:00:24
  me along with his brothers, my uncle's and my mother's brothers and my grandfathers
• 1:00:31
  on both sides, and my godfather. Shout out to him as well,
• 1:00:36
  who also made a transition eluding it. Real father's, real men who prided
• 1:00:40
  ourselves on being able to take responsibility for ourselves and our children, our neighborhoods.
• 1:00:49
  Right, we have to get back to death as brothers. Can I
• 1:01:01
  just pick it back off brother her new Bakatom just to give y'all understanding what
• 1:01:09
  he's talking about because I did all the mentoring and I coached you. I
• 1:01:17
  did a lot of youth football. Now the wig that he's talking about,
• 1:01:24
  it is just what you mean by generational is the woman don't have to do
• 1:01:29
  anything to try to get off. All you have to do is keep having
• 1:01:35
  children to stay on. Now, these children's fathers are being taken away,
• 1:01:44
  so now you have other men coming in, like I said earlier, coming
• 1:01:47
  in and not guard the young kids in a proper way. They're using them
• 1:01:52
  as a tool to sell drugs. They use them as a tool to commit
• 1:01:59
  crimes for them because they know the child's age. Because there's no stipulation on
• 1:02:07
  the Wick program. Now, if they want the Wicked program to be successful,
• 1:02:13
  then you will tell this young lady, then we'll give you. We'll
• 1:02:16
  give you two years on this program. We'll help you get an education,
• 1:02:22
  and after your education, will help you get a job, and then we'll
• 1:02:27
  help you get a house to get on your feet. Basically, but as
• 1:02:31
  long as there's no stipulations on this program, then the cycle, like he
• 1:02:37
  said, it's gonna be generational. I see my mother do it, so
• 1:02:43
  now I'm gonna do it. That's Basically, what he's alluding to about this
• 1:02:49
  wik program is not having no stipulations of health you get if the more kids
• 1:03:00
  you have, the more food stamps you have, the less rent you have
• 1:03:04
  to pay. So what's gonna make these females go out and try to look
• 1:03:07
  for a job. So now you got the boyfriend coming in. He don't
• 1:03:12
  have to look for a job because everything is being paid. Now the kids
• 1:03:15
  are looking at the two parents saying, if I get on this system,
• 1:03:20
  I don't have to work either. So that's what we're trying to do.
• 1:03:24
  We're trying to give people a sense of pride about themselves, women and men,
• 1:03:31
  and then the ones that don't want to help the children. Then we
• 1:03:34
  got programs. We've got a Buck Foundation, we got Next Generational Athlete program
• 1:03:39
  that deals with educations and athletes. We got the AYG as a program to
• 1:03:45
  deal with youth. And these are organizations that deal with youth that parents really
• 1:03:51
  not helping them or don't care about them. I don't seen kids eleven twelve,
• 1:03:57
  I mean not were earlier than that, eight and nine years old,
• 1:04:00
  four or fives to go into a store and attend. When they come out,
• 1:04:04
  they got a pocket full of stuff. Why because this is something I
• 1:04:10
  sing with my own eyes. When Mama wake up from coming out in the
• 1:04:14
  club the night before and they come with mamam hungry get out. They got
• 1:04:19
  to get out of the house. Mama the Folds sold the food stamp to
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  get her hair nails done to go to the club on fract This this is
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  I'm not telling no statistics. I'm telling stuff I've seen actually with my own
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  eyes through the programs that I had through the years, how parents who are
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  young parents treat their kids, how kids got to raise themselves. And that's
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  that's gotta stop. So that's why we draw line lying in the sand and
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  went to the elementary schools and the junior high schools to help the young men,
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  the young boys become men and get a sense of pride about themselves that
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  you don't have to be in the same state that your mother and your your
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  father. You don't you don't have to take that line to prison. You
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  can do. It's other avenues you can take. And we have to let
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  them know that we understand a lot more than what the what they think.
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  We understand because kids think or were just a thoughts. We don't understand men,
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  how Noon Bokatoon rules in the streets. We saw the coming up of
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  so many kids. We lived it with them. Yo, you come over
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  to my house. Man, you know you get something because it was that
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  village and we need to get back to being a village. We need to
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  get back again people a sense of pride about themselves. And I'll just brother,
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  Noon, I just want people to understand that I know what you mean
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  about the wicked system and that's basically how it flows. And that was just
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  one of many others systems that they put in place that they was trying to
• 1:06:01
  put in place to keep the man out of the house. We're gonna take
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  a commercial break and we'll be right back, y'all. The brown our message
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  a lot. Welcome back, Welcome back. You are tuned in to our
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  Men's panel, of course, I am the Queen Collaborations. You are tuned
• 1:06:47
  into the group podcast. I am. I'm trying to h and I tell
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  you I have truly been enjoyed this conversation with these amazing men. We have
• 1:06:58
  some amazing kings that are truly walking in their purpose. They are truly being
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  the change that they desire to see in this world. They are leading in
• 1:07:09
  learning love. I tell you, you got to show some love and love.
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  It's an action words. It's something that that you gotta show. We
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  can say we love you all day, but you got to show me and
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  love me and say show me the money, show me and love me baby,
• 1:07:24
  and show me you love me. How you show me you love me?
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  Y'all, show me you love me to night by showing up and being
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  the kings that you are. So hats off to you, guys, Hats
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  off to you. I don't got a hat, so I take my glasses
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  off like Patris. Glasses off to you guys tonight. Thank you, guys
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  for showing up and being the change that you desire to see in this world.
• 1:07:44
  I tell you it's nothing like change. And I just love being in
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  the midst of some powerful men and and I just want y'all to tell I
• 1:07:55
  want to go around. I want people to be able to connect with y'all.
• 1:07:59
  So I want y'all to tell them your platforms and how they can connect
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  with what you got going on. Because Ricardo saying, y'all, he's the
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  filmster. He got films going on, he got some stuff going on that
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  we can support that we can share, that we can check out. So
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  definitely want to be able to connect with that. And then you got mister
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  Chris over there. He got that house that's opening up, that's gonna be
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  helping some amazing people. He gonna be dropping some books. We definitely want
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  to be able to stay connected um to him, and and mister Troy,
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  y'all, mister Troy, So, mister trot and tell y'all this, but
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  mister Troyton, mister Troy told me how they really turned Elizabeth City around and
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  how they got those people in the community up and and and being about their
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  community. You know, it's one thing to say that we are the village,
• 1:08:51
  but when you truly are that village and you can get out there and
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  you can walk around your community and people know who you are and they and
• 1:08:59
  they see you coming and they know you mean business. That's that's the kind
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  of stuff they did up there in Elizabeth City. They took their community back.
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  So we definitely want to be able to keep in contact with him so
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  we can see how we can take because I might need you to go down
• 1:09:15
  here to Texas with me, because we need to take Texas back, because
• 1:09:17
  Texas is out of control. We need to take Texas back. We need
• 1:09:21
  to take it back because they under their own look, we need to take
• 1:09:26
  them back and bring them back to being up under the US, because they
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  up under their own little stuff. They make their own the rules so they
• 1:09:31
  can be over there and be corrupt and do all that little stuff. So
• 1:09:34
  I might need you to go down to Texas with me. So we definitely
• 1:09:39
  got to stay. We definitely got to stay in connection, y'all. We're
• 1:09:42
  gonna go around the circle and everybody gonna give that contact information and I want
• 1:09:47
  you guys to make sure that you connect with them, tell them what social
• 1:09:50
  media cites you on how we can follow. We're gonna start with the baby
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  up there. Ricardo. You mute it, You mute you, all right?
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  Can you guys hear me? I just wanted to kind of like everybody
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  already said something or whatever. I just wanted to add a little bit or
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  whatever because m every you know, everybody answered it. UM. I think
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  that UM, sometimes you need permission um to be who God is calling you
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  to be. And I think that even having something like this as far as
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  the men, I kind of look at it like in a sense like a
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  men's group, and I think sometimes other men, young men, older men.
• 1:10:42
  You know, where we could like UM because we can all learn from
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  each other. You know, no matter how old or young you are,
• 1:10:47
  everybody UM is different in experience and wisdom. So I think that it'll be
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  great. I think to have like from state to state, you know,
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  things like um mister Chris is doing, like where they have houses for fathers.
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  And also men's group, you get what I mean, where men can
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  come and they could cry, they could lay their burdens down. Just a
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  plethora of different men. Because not it's not one type besides God Jesus Christ.
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  That's not like one man on earth, whereas it's like everybody's going to
• 1:11:17
  be able to relate to. But just having different men, different walks of
• 1:11:23
  life where people can pull from. And like I was talking about permission,
• 1:11:27
  sometimes you need permission from people to give you hope and to tell you that
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  there's nothing that you can't do. You get what I mean because sometimes in
• 1:11:38
  life you need literally people to hold you by the hand and tell you like
• 1:11:42
  you can do this, or show you the ropes. Not everybody is strong
• 1:11:45
  minded, not everybody, because we all could go through something similar right for
• 1:11:50
  somebody that could take them out, somebody else to have them on drug strong
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  out, and for somebody else they could be like, you know what,
• 1:11:57
  this is the fuel that I need to help me get to where I'm going.
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  So I think permission is a must and it's needed to let people know,
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  like listen, you could do it no matter where you come from,
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  no matter who your mother and father is. I believe God is so good
• 1:12:12
  because sometimes God will bless you with sarrogrant fathers. Sometimes God to bless you
• 1:12:15
  with godfathers. Sometimes God would bless you with Jim teachers. Sometimes that God
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  would bless you in different ways. If we're able to really receive where love
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  is coming from, because I think a lot of times we want love,
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  right like if you was the private father or mother, you want that love.
• 1:12:32
  You grow up and you want that love from your father or your mother.
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  But again, God is so good that God to bless you with so
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  many amazing people in your life or whatever to love you if you're able to
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  recognize where the love is coming from. Me, I grew up and I
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  struggled as a young man. I had a father, but I didn't my
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  mother wasn't always present. So growing up, for me, I've yearned to
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  have that affection from my mother, and I didn't have the vocabulary. And
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  that's the thing too, as young men, we don't have the vocabulary to
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  say a lot of times how we feel. We just know how to just
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  act up and act out and you know, and just be angry you get
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  what I mean, And we don't know how to say you hurt me.
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  And I think that generation to generation, a lot of us are parents and
• 1:13:18
  their parents. It's like and it's kind of like invisible rooms. So if
• 1:13:25
  your mother, your father didn't have the mother or father that they need,
• 1:13:28
  they passed down like hurt. You know, generational curses. And that's why
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  I think everybody that's on his life as generational curse breakers to realize that,
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  guess what, regardless of what I had or didn't have, that I can
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  choose, you know, the life that I want for me. So shout
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  out to everybody here. And but again I think permission is definitely needed and
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  counseling and and like I said, talking those things out and realizing that healing
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  as a journey, it's not like a one size fit all that you kind
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  of constantly do the work. You get what I mean? And I know
• 1:14:04
  even for me, like UM, I started my series Hurt People, Hurt
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  People Better and Broken Um. I went to school for education social science and
• 1:14:15
  I my best friend had passed away, and I'm really big on forgiveness.
• 1:14:19
  So the last week I didn't realize that I was spending the last week of
• 1:14:25
  his life with him, and we had got into a disagreement, and UM,
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  I remember we had a conversation and I remember feeling like, yo,
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  I gotta change because I felt like I was operating and being somebody that I
• 1:14:38
  wasn't. And I think that's so important for men to be who they are.
• 1:14:43
  You know, when I was younger, I had so much pressure all
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  and and I feel like I've always been a misfit. I've never fit in.
• 1:14:53
  And I'm so grateful to guy because none that I'm older, I realized
• 1:14:58
  that I was never meant to fit in. I was I was meant to
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  stand out. And I feel like God really started blessing me when I didn't.
• 1:15:04
  I wasn't who I pretend to be. You get what I mean,
• 1:15:08
  Like I had to be who God was calling me to be. I can't
• 1:15:10
  be TD Jakes. I can't be all these other people. All I could
• 1:15:14
  do was be Richard at the end of the day. So I think that
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  God could really truly bless us when we when we stand on what He's calling
• 1:15:21
  us to do. And like the other brothers said about knowing our roles and
• 1:15:27
  who we are, and that guess what I need to garbage man, you
• 1:15:30
  get what I'm saying, yo, I need you to flip them burgers at
• 1:15:32
  Donalds. I don't personally McDonald's, but you know, but everybody role is
• 1:15:36
  important and I think a lot of times people feel the value because because of
• 1:15:44
  social status and all these different things. But I feel like, listen,
• 1:15:46
  you have McDonald's, flip them burgers, said the glory of God. You
• 1:15:48
  get what I mean? You everything is, it matters, and we all
• 1:15:53
  are connecting. We all need each other. But forgiveness is important. I
• 1:16:01
  decided in my life I wanted to make a change, but it took me
• 1:16:04
  a long time to get to where I needed to be and God, but
• 1:16:09
  I realized forgiveness is always something that I tell people because you know, a
• 1:16:14
  couple of days later, my best friend had you know, went to sleep
• 1:16:16
  and he never woke up. So I bothered me for years, Like you
• 1:16:20
  know, he reached out to me and I didn't answer, and I was
• 1:16:25
  I was down for a long time, and I started writing. I started
• 1:16:29
  writing my experiences and then I started having doubt and I can't do it.
• 1:16:32
  And this one guy and this is what I'm talking about permission. I was
• 1:16:36
  reaching out. I got it so good. I wanted to be an actor
• 1:16:39
  always. I never had the research as I never knew where to go.
• 1:16:42
  I didn't know anybody in my Kimne where I'm from. I have a population
• 1:16:45
  it's like ninety thousand people and wh I'm from. And I reached out to
• 1:16:48
  this guy or whatever, and I've seen a series on YouTube. I'm like,
• 1:16:51
  how do you aud this year? How do you do this? That
• 1:16:54
  guy told me sailion and create your own I felt like in that moment that
• 1:16:58
  guy was being like a beacon of like because he didn't know me, I
• 1:17:00
  didn't know him, and it was just like he was giving me permission,
• 1:17:04
  like to go be great and go do what it is God was calling to
• 1:17:09
  do. And in the moment he was telling me is I started getting overwhelmed.
• 1:17:13
  I can't do this is making all these excuses like God, like Moses,
• 1:17:15
  God picked somebody else, you get what I mean. Like, and
• 1:17:18
  I wasn't realizing because I was sitting the church the other day where when God
• 1:17:23
  he equips Sure, God gives you a vision, and God gives you a
• 1:17:26
  dream and he tells you to go do it. We don't realize that God
• 1:17:29
  is with us a lot of Like Joseph, he went through all of the
• 1:17:31
  stuff he'd been through and the worst says that God was with him in that
• 1:17:34
  prison. You get what I'm saying. God was with him. And then
• 1:17:36
  pay always to the palace and we think, like, okay, God is
• 1:17:42
  gonna be like just go and do it by yourself. We don't realize that
• 1:17:45
  God he's with us. So he's been with me. He's with you,
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  guys, La la la, Can you guys hear me? I'm sorry,
• 1:18:09
  I don't know what happened. Hurt People, Hurt People, Better and Broken
• 1:18:12
  This series. It's on YouTube. The subtitle is Bitter and Broken Web series.
• 1:18:17
  Of course, it's about hurt people, hurt people, and how you
• 1:18:21
  know we're hurt. Sometimes we don't know we hurt. And it's really about
• 1:18:26
  eventually getting to the healing part. But it's just a bunch of people going
• 1:18:30
  through hurtful things. I play a young father who's an alcohol league who's a
• 1:18:35
  baby boy, and he doesn't really all he want to do is party because
• 1:18:40
  he doesn't realize that he's been he has trauma. He doesn't want to deal
• 1:18:45
  with the trauma. So what he does he turns up and drink. And
• 1:18:46
  then the other character for share is a young man. He's a pre peca
• 1:18:49
  kid. He's a people's pleaser. He wants to help everybody else, but
• 1:18:54
  doesn't know how to take care of himself. And then Brae, she's a
• 1:18:58
  young young woman and who's been promiscuous and she's uh trying to find out where
• 1:19:03
  she where she's from because she's been in the system. And the season two
• 1:19:08
  pick up with three little boys and they're living on the streets. Their mother
• 1:19:12
  is addicted to love. I just wanted to change the narrative because people don't
• 1:19:16
  realize that you can get high off of people, You get what I mean?
• 1:19:20
  And in Israel, like people could be a drug, the wrong kind
• 1:19:25
  of people could be a drug to you. And people sometimes are are set
• 1:19:29
  to be distractions. Uh so what's what social media sites are you on?
• 1:19:35
  Okay? So uh Face Facebook, Her People, Her People, Been There
• 1:19:41
  and Broken, the series, Instagram, Her People Series, Facebook, Ricardo
• 1:19:45
  Richard and Instagram, Ricardo Rochard and YouTube, Better and Broken websites, and
• 1:19:51
  the movie drops on July to tenth. We're gonna be on the so y'all
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  make sure to y'all check out the page later on obviously sharing the link.
• 1:20:03
  Okay, mister um Troy, how can we UM follow and support you and
• 1:20:11
  connect with you? Well, you can follow me on Facebook on a Tory
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  read or you can if you want to get in touch or the things that
• 1:20:21
  we're doing. You can follow my church page which is Victory Praise the Worship
• 1:20:26
  Center Pastor Daniel Spence, first Lady Michelle Spence. You'll see all the community
• 1:20:30
  events that we will be doing, UM all the involvement that our church will
• 1:20:36
  be doing in the communities. UM our church basically an open book, so
• 1:20:43
  all our events and everything that we'll be doing or be on the page Victory
• 1:20:45
  Praise and Worship and anything you see that they're doing. You know, I'm
• 1:20:48
  a part of so, like I say, you can contact me on just
• 1:20:54
  Facebook to read and could I just say one thing, Chris, I don't
• 1:21:00
  know if he's doing it already. But one of the changes that we made
• 1:21:05
  Elizabeth City, we made our face and name to our vote. And what
• 1:21:13
  I mean by that, if you want my vote, then you need to
• 1:21:15
  know me. So you got you have a program going on, So every
• 1:21:18
  every official in that community should know your face if you have. If you
• 1:21:25
  want to do an open house and you voted for them, they need to
• 1:21:29
  be at your open house. You need to bear to walk, you need
• 1:21:32
  to be being the grocery store and see the maryor he come and you say,
• 1:21:35
  hey, Chris, how you doing. They want you to vote,
• 1:21:42
  but they don't know our name because we don't put our face in our name
• 1:21:45
  to the vote who we're voting for. So what we did in our community.
• 1:21:50
  You come to our church and you solicitate our votes. Then guess what
• 1:21:54
  when our church have a community event, we expect you to be there.
• 1:22:00
  You'd be walking around meeting people at our church event because granted you came to
• 1:22:03
  our church and ask for us for our support and votes. The chief of
• 1:22:10
  police the same way, and the police that's owned that force to stop buy
• 1:22:15
  and say hey, Chris, how are you doing to stop by checking on
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  your man? We have to have a relationship. That's the key thing.
• 1:22:23
  Relationship to everyone in the community, especially our leaders from the mayorage to the
• 1:22:29
  police. Because I don't know if y'all noticed or not when we're talking about
• 1:22:33
  systems changing police cars, you to have put tech and serve on the side
• 1:22:41
  of police car. If you look at most of the police cars, now
• 1:22:45
  you know what order says on the side law enforcement, right, So they're
• 1:22:55
  not coming to serve, They're coming to enforce the law. That's it.
• 1:23:00
  That's why so many things is happening because we're not paying attention to how they
• 1:23:04
  changed just that simple phrase on the police car. So I'm saying, your
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  brother is yea, make your name known to everybody that that's on your city
• 1:23:14
  council, your male because they want to vote and support because you have a
• 1:23:18
  voice that can reach many people in your community. Now we can't move him,
• 1:23:25
  but hey man, he tried not to let me get the house.
• 1:23:29
  Oh yeah, we can support. We can support those because they helped me
• 1:23:33
  every step of the way to get my house. When I have something going
• 1:23:35
  on, they're there and the city have funds for people like you. Every
• 1:23:45
  city get a budget if you don't give a five hundred dollars to go towards
• 1:23:49
  your house. Make sure you get that five hundred dollars. That's how you
• 1:23:54
  make a difference in your community is you got to you got to be have
• 1:24:00
  a personal relationship with the leaders of your community, because that's that's what we're
• 1:24:04
  doing. Yeah, they got to know who you is. They got to
• 1:24:09
  know who you are. They don't self building that. I got a household
• 1:24:12
  here for this. Now I need you to build part of this. They
• 1:24:14
  need to know who you are. That's a visibility like that. They got
• 1:24:18
  to know who I am. They gonna know me before they see me.
• 1:24:23
  They gonna they gonna they gonna hear me coming. Yeah, and that's gonna
• 1:24:28
  make a change. Now, they got to see your community different. Yeah.
• 1:24:30
  And mister Troy, one of the things I want to point out that
• 1:24:33
  you just said is that we went from community policing to police in the community,
• 1:24:39
  and that that flip changed everything. And so when you have police officers
• 1:24:45
  that are police in the community, they're not community police and they're not building
• 1:24:48
  those relationships. Used to be they would know who always in the town or
• 1:24:53
  who always on the block. And then he goes, hey, what happened,
• 1:24:57
  but now they want to just enforce the law. But if you go
• 1:25:00
  back to community police and then you build relationships with the people in the community,
• 1:25:04
  now you're a part of the community. You're not enforcing something in the
• 1:25:06
  community. So yeah, that's exactly right, because just you getting to know
• 1:25:15
  the police, the police on the police force, when you have something,
• 1:25:21
  now they get to know who's connected to you. Then when they get to
• 1:25:26
  know who's connected to you, they get to know who's connected to them.
• 1:25:30
  You see them, c see what I'm going with it. So if you
• 1:25:33
  start that personal relationship, then they got to start a personal relationship everybody that's
• 1:25:39
  connected you and connected to them. And now they have no choice. They
• 1:25:44
  have no choice but to say, Okay, they might not know him,
• 1:25:47
  but I better ask questions of who he knew. Do you know Chris?
• 1:25:53
  Y'all know Chris, I go around to the house and help out around the
• 1:25:55
  house. Okay, Now that that might change the whole situation, just because
• 1:26:00
  they said I know Chris. Yeah, because you have that relationship with the
• 1:26:04
  police force, you know what I mean? Yep, So that that's I
• 1:26:11
  just want to throw that point out to you, brother, And I know
• 1:26:15
  I'm might, I'm enough callin. I don't know who you're at, but
• 1:26:16
  hey, if I can just do anything for you, man, just let
• 1:26:19
  me know. Like I said, Father, I'm on Facebook, Tory or
• 1:26:23
  a vigory praising worship center. And like I said, it's no matter what
• 1:26:28
  the great thing about my father's house Ksey, it could be my father's house
• 1:26:32
  Dallas, my father's house, New York, my father's house La. Once
• 1:26:38
  you got the blueprint, it's cookie cutter. You just pick it up,
• 1:26:41
  put it in a different city. Every city needs this, and so it's
• 1:26:45
  about fulfilling a need that's everywhere, and we need it everywhere many man.
• 1:26:53
  So, how can we get in touch with you? Chris So? And
• 1:26:57
  my email addresses Chris at my father's house casey dot org. Or my website
• 1:27:03
  will be launching on Father's Day next week in order to be my father's house
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  casey dot org. No apostrophes. Web doesn't like apostrophes, so no apostrophes.
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  So my father's housecase dot org. All right, magic man, haru,
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  how can we get in touch with you? First of all, honors
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  to all the brothers up here on this pound of the night, and all
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  the brothers that's listening to this live as well as when it's going to be
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  archived. Okay, I have my own business as you can see sound therapy
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  with Magic Man Haru LLC. Trying to cross my teams and dot my eyes
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  as far as business right. But in about two days, I'm getting ready
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  or it'll be the commemoration of thirty eight years of Operation Nighthawks, an operation
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  take Over. I was taken over almost thirty eight years ago on a Thursday,
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  twelve thirty midnight, and I started from walking the streets of nom to
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  going to different synagogues, churches, moss because religion is one of the twos
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  that was used to not only destroy us, but that keep the separation going.
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  Okay, But the unique thing about that wake up call is I received
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  a message and it says wake up an a sleep and take this message to
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  the people who needed the most. And that message which battersheet otherwise it's Genesis
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  chop the fifteen verse thirteen and fourteen. Take time to look it up,
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  y'all. And I challenged all of the silk called leaders, especially in the
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  Black Church, Black Synegogue and so called Black mass jed because we as children
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  of Abraham according to our scriptures, be it the Torah right, be the
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  New Testament or air cran right, It's take time to look at because when
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  you talk about changing up positions, thanks to Joe Biden, thanks to real
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  leaders who know, thanks to people that as of soon to be June and
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  nineteenth, the so called juneteenths that's coming up, it's a confirmation of what
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  our scriptures has already said. And they can't deny. Hollywood, don't hide
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  it. Our scriptures said. At first the so called leaders either they don't
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  know it or they don't want to reveal it. But I only hold the
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  so called leaders to a small or minute responsibility when it comes to free in
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  our minds, in our bodies. Right. But that was the message almost
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  thirty eight years ago. Coming up in two days, you can find me
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  broadcasting, remember podcasting is mind but you can find me broadcasting with the greatest
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  company of internet radio, especially during the digital age. I'm the host that
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  we want to wear you. A matter of fact, let me do this
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  plug right quick. My next advancement because no more time for lessons, because
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  lessons to step backwards, right, I'll be speaking about we have to shut
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  these people down. And you know, I was given the military mindset,
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  but a lot of people are not ready for that. There, but you
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  can start off not just boycotting, but stop supporting to people who don't care
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  about us. Okay, you can find me the way that it is South
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  Therapy with Magic Man Haru LLC at gmail dot com or Magic Man Haru at
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  gmail dot com. You can email me directly, right, there's many ways
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  you can contact me. If you are series, then invox me and I
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  will reveal my business member, separating my personal from our business. And this
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  is about our turn and time. Y'all, this is real if you are
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  concerned about the things that's been happening in our world, right, we have
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  to do this. We have to even go back a time before of integration
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  where we as been and women had no choice but to depend on ourselves and
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  each other. Let's be for real. Anything that they created didn't have us
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  in our you know, in our best interest. It was in the interest
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  of this. Okay, we have to do this because again according to our
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  scriptures, we are about to inherit and be rewarded for all the hell we've
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  been through for four hundred years. And they not for that. You know,
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  they're not stopping the process. We are because most people either they don't
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  know or they don't believe it. There was never taught it right, So
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  you got to get out of that Hollywood concept that the children are the scriptures
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  look like people other than us. They can't hide it, y'all. They
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  can't hide it. And that's what sound therapists about. Because when you take
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  that time, and the key word is take for the so called revolutionaries out
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  there, that's present of future. What made me difference when they when they
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  woke me up, It ain't about no gimme it. You ain't gonna give
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  me nothing. I'm taking mind from my soul to my mind to my actions
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  and everything. Right, we have to do this because they're not gonna do
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  it for us. Look at the people, and ain't talking about the people
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  that's just standing here right. Looking at the people that's migrating here from other
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  plots of the world. They're not going through no wicked system. They're doing
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  and receiving more in less than one generation that we did in boy, y'all.
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  They're not even marching, singing and dancing and going through the head.
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  They're not even being shout out, and they streaked like an animal by the
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  soil, called you know, bad police, which it's another game, right.
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  Bottom line is we have to do this in our elders or ancestors or
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  angels or whatever you want to call them, have been waiting on us to
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  do it. As you think, I'm lyne, you're about a you know
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  again, look up in a book of Psalms, right chapter eighty six and
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  reading tire chapter. It gives us the responsibility as children of God to you
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  know, wake up and look out for the children that's fatherless. Shout out
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  to all real fathers out there off and you don't have to be a father
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  by blood. You can be a father by adoption or adoptation. The last
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  thing I want to share is I came up doing an error during the sixties
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  to seventies error, but we had something unique. First of all, I
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  ain't no other man on this planet that can compare to us when it comes
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  to mentally as whether its spiritually, and everybody don't have that soul. I
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  keep reacting, you know, reiterating, right. Soul is when we take
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  responsibility and we have care and concerned for ourselves and each other, other people
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  don't have it. And I also want to say something to be for this
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  end because I want to put it on record. I am not concerned with
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  you and your kind the way that I'm concerned with me and mine. Until
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  other people and to me, you know, I think differently. I don't
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  care what other people think. It's about us, because nobody else cares about
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  us the way that we should do. We have to do this starting from
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  forms like it's here. We can no longer allowed to even one of their
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  kind to keep killing our men, women and children and getting away with it.
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  Hold them accountable. I'm also I'm gonna say something like that. I
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  wasn't gonna hold it. I'm a military mindset. It's my next show that's
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  coming up on June twenty ninth, And right now we don't have as a
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  body of people. We don't have the training and to know how the way
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  other people do. That's got to advertite to kill. We're boor without a
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  reason. So when I say military mindset, I'm not talking about grabbing no
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  gun. Come on, man, you're not ready for that yet. You
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  ain't ready for that yet. But what I do encourage it to take your
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  mind back that you can do. And we're talking about this, this Asian
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  guy who shot one of our children who no longer have a future, no
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  longer on this planet. We can't allow them to get away with that.
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  Then on this first time allowed him to get away with that. There you
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  understand. Stop supporting them with your money, because we're in a serious battle
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  for our lives, y'all. For those of you who are serious, hold
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  them responsible. And again we can wait for them to do it, but
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  why shouldn't we. We have to do this. We had a Foli shape.
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  Two brothers would meet each other than the creative for rain like, would
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  meet each other and in the process of a handshake, a real fol shake
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  SA. That's something that we had. Other people didn't have it because they
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  don't have that creativity right, And in the process of that handshake, we
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  would know how that brothers doing in exchange, if that brothers needs something,
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  it's something growing all of his family. And in the process, before the
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  hands was ticking away from the handshake, we would exchange a lot of information.
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  We didn't wait. If we knew that that brother needed some lights whatever,
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  or some food or maybe a little bit low on fus. We need
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  an automatically. Back then, we was already prepared because as salt people,
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  we should be able to feel the pain in the need of ourselves and each
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  other. We shouldn't have to wait for them to come to us, y'all.
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  And that's a thing called man's pride. Were as black men, we
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  have that. We have to get back to that. Okay, that's want
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  to take time to do that. Thank you so much, International Internet Radio
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  Hall of Fame, my spiritual daughter, the Brilliant and beautiful, thank you
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  for all that you do. I give thanks to the heavenly Father for sending
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  you right and allow me to be a part of this podium tonight us to
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  the rest of you. Brothers, man, I'm your brother. Okay,
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  I'm your brother. Hey man, Well, I tell you I truly have
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  been blessed on tonight. I pray that everyone that has tuned in have been
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  blessed by something that has come forth from these amazing kings on tonight. I
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  just want to encourage you guys to stay on this journey, to keep doing
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  what you're doing. Know that you had one sister over here that's always rooting
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  for you. Know that because you are now connected, you've come across the
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  platform. You are connected. We grounded, we rooted. We're not going
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  nowhere, Huoney. That that spiritual connection I'm talking about from day one,
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  that's that's my album. That I met him, fell in love with him.
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  He connected me with cho I tell you, God know what you need
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  in your life when you need it, and he would bring people that that
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  just just connect right there. And I tell you, I fell in love
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  with Ricardo as soon as he came on the network and I heard this story.
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  I fell in love with that young man. And I follow him.
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  I see him. He may not know, but I follow him. I
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  see his lives often. I see his lives. I don't come in a
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  lot, but I see you, baby, and I thank you for all
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  that you do. I appreciate you, and I am cheering for you.
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  And mister Chris, I tell you the first opportunity. The first time I
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  met him, I think we was on the phone for two hours. His
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  spirit is amazing, I am. I'm super proud of him. I cannot
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  wait to see all the amazing things he's doing. He has stepped out on
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  faith and he is moving forward with this ministry. And I just thank God
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  for each and every one of you, guys, because you are doing,
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  You are being that change that you want to see in this world. And
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  this is just about us moving, and it's just about us doing because we
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  can have faith all day, but if we don't act upon that faith,
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  if we don't step out and do something, because guess what, ain't that
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  the coming out the sky? I keep telling people they wait from them white
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  horses to ride down out the sky, they're not coming. Get up,
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  get up and do something. When you get up and you be that change,
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  then you'll start seeing the change that you want to see. And that's
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  what I keep telling people that that's that's that's my stance, that's that's that's
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  that's my motto. And guess what I stand on it. I ain't backing
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  down, I ain't moving, I ain't taking it back. You won't change.
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  You got to be that change. And tonight I thank you guys for
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  being that change and know that you got a sister over here supporting you.
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  Guys. I love you, and thank you for stopping by and sharing with
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  us on tonight. I truly truly enjoyed you guys. UM there's been some
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  amazing comments in the comments section. Um. They have been saying they truly
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  appreciate your visions. They think that you guys are powerful, and they have
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  truly enjoyed this conversation on tonight. Y'all the chance please go back and share
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  this, share this line. I love you guys, and I appreciate you
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  Kings. Know that I got you. Continue to take your throne. I
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  love you guys, y'all, have a great night. I want to thank
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  you guys for tuning in and sharing with us on tonight. Again. I
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  pray that this have been a blessing to somebody and that you will continue to
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  lead by example, be that change that you want to see in this world.
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  I love you, guys. Have a good night. Yeah, I'm
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  bless We love you now than you imagine. Haru. Hey, what's up,
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  my brother, very honor man. You're very very powerful. Thanks the
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  most opportuning you man, the other brother Man. I'm looking forward to contracting
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  you Father's house man. You know you definitely got a powerful soul, all
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  of y'all, Man and I can't have something unique, y'all. No other
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  people on this planet had went through what we went through. No other men
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  had went on that. The other people haven't went through some things. That's
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  what I'm talking about, But I'm talking about a systematic Todd masculate us.
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  And when we do stuff like this here, there ain't nothing that can stand
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  against y'all. With the heavenly Father on outside his son us becoming real sons
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  of the Most High, the women out there becoming real daughters of the most
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  high man and accepting ourselves or and got to get back to being who and
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  what we all man, Okay,