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HALF WAY MARK_ SEASON 2 DA CREW PODCAST _ EPISODE _81_ HOST VISIONARY QUEEN ANGELA · DA CREW Podcast

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So I'm gonna do yourself. And I think he might be one of the
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babies of the network too. And I know he's one of the babies on
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this platform yourself. Mister Recardo, Hello everybody. First, I just wanted
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to thank you, know, miss Angela, you know, for having me.
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I'm really grateful for this opportunity. Yes, I'm also a part of
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the network. This is my going into my third year. I guess my
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trade by days. I'm a teacher, I'm a filmmaker. I have a
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series on YouTube. It's called Hurt People, Hurt People, Bitter and Broken.
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I have a movie coming out July tenth, the debut on YouTube.
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I'm really excited about that. And then I'm working on my book. It's
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coming out at the top of the ear. It's called Trauma Helped People,
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Help People. So I'm just excited about all God is doing in my life
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and all of you guys life as well. Amen. Amen, and y'all.
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We got we got, we got somebody that that stopped by real real
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quick. They don't have a long time because unfortunately they are incarcerated and and
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and they want to share just a little bit, if if y'all would allow
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them to share if you would introduce yourself please, I mean listen for the
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drawing and of course right an individual for thirty club seers, and thank you
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for having me. Man. You know when uh I'm here in the state
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of Texas and you know I share, you know, uh criminal justice sick
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from and you know, try to teach brother how to fight, you know,
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come to unit, keep with themselves and try to unity reform our coronal
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justice system and to bring awareness of the struggle that we go through. Wow,
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So how did you end up there? Yeah? But I have a
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charge with a learner case and a drug case and I did not commit and
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based upon the corruption leading in our towns, and I stayed to my cities.
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You know, I was a victim of distance because of that. You
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know, I was a victims about two except at all white Jerry trial or
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a former assistant, just the attorney as my attorney, and with closed doors
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and police officers standing behind me, and that they said, you know,
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there's no way I could win. You know, the situation in this you
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know that, you know gave me a sense of one hundred and fifty four
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years you know, from something I for something I didn't commit. Wow.
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Wow, So what do you what is your message to the people today?
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A message to the people that you know, found some type of comp around
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to come together and a unity to have my boys and heard people to stand
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up and speak out about issues like this. I suffect them my criminal justice
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system and destroyed by men and not women. You know what, I'm staying
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of society, you know what I'm saying and sending people to discerne you know
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when in prisons for crimes they didn't commit. Because that's a very sad thing
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for a person being prison for something they didn't do. So, you know,
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it's very sad that people's families are being destroyed trying these operations that we
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need to you know, So if anyone wants to find out information about you
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or support support support you on this journey, how can they do that?
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Yeah, well they can go to change man and uh you know, you
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know, to try to get some you know, bring some unit and some
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boys for us. You know what I'm saying to our state representatives and our
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sent to the life, you know, to try to address these issues because
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they are very poplitition that need to be addressed. Well, I thank you
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for stopping by and sharing with us. You know, I wish you much
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success on on on this journey. Of course you're in my prayers, they
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want you, been praying for you. Look forward to bright days for you
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in the near future. Just stay wrong and know we here for Thank you
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very much, Ama. Next we have mister Chris. Mister Chris, if
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you would please introduce yourself Asians Angela. My name is Chris Gray, and
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I'm a father, a writer, speaker, and been in corporate America twenty
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years and now I'm switching my focus and my newest venture is my Father's House
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Case and it is a non profit organization to empower fathers to be a part
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of their kids' lives and fight through any barriers and really step up to be
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the leaders of the family that God has called them to be. And that's
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where my passion is. And I've had a great opportunity and have a loving
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father in my life, and I want to make sure that every child has
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that opportunity to have a loving father. And I think a lot of the
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situations we have going on with society right now could be cured with a strong
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father 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 my mission going forward and living out
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what God has called me to do. It just muted me. Didn't want
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me to talk out again. But anyway, as chall know, I am
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one of the CEOs of the Crew podcast and our motto, our mission,
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our goal is to be the change that we desire to see. We come
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from different backgrounds, different walks of life, so we do just want to
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be out here impact and lie and and and being the change that we can
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see. One of the hot topics that's out right now our males and I
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want to want to hear you guys perspective on on that. And we could
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get each person to chime in and on that and and and and what that
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that means to you, what that looks like to you and your perspective.
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I want to start with we're hard. Uh okay, miss Angela, can
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you ask that? What was the question again? So what does the emasculation
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means to you, what does that mean to you when when you hear that
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word, what does that mean to you? Demasculation? If you will give
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a definition, I can give a definition that they gave on social on one
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of the sites, said I So I googled it and it says the vasculinization
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is the process of stripping the strength, courage, independence and asserting it perentuation
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of negative stereotypes such as the black men are violent, lazy, unintelligent.
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Other forms of the vasculinization can include the criminalization of our black men lack of
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access to quality educaportunities. These factors can also lead to the feelings of powerlessness
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insecurity in the black men, which fuel the cycle of the masculine. So
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that is like an overall what they gave me as EVERSI so, but what
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is your perspective? What does that to you? What does that look like
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to you? Well, it seemed like from that definition is almost like the
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devaluing of the black men. And I think that I wanted to say this
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to you know, because he was talking about fathers, and I just wanted
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to say shout out to the real fathers, Black fathers, all fathers that
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that are in the household being supportive, because I really do think fathers really
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matter and they're important, and I was blessed to be able to have a
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strong black father, and I know without the presence of a father, I
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wouldn't be who I am today. So I loved in the sense where he
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was talking about. And I think it kind of coincides with the the emasculation
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and of a of you know, of black men or men in general,
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like if they can get them out of the household and away from the family,
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then we're not able to survive or even thrive. And I was just
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thinking too just in general, like I would say, even growing up in
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the inner city, I feel like we're kind of at like a disadvantage,
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especially with mothers being you know, single mothers, and then them playing both
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my mother and father. And then these young men, young black men,
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young boys growing to be young black men, I feel like, are urine
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for our father and and they just go about ways of just just trying to
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search for that love. And I think as a black man now, I
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feel like we don't have a voice. And I feel like because I think
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being a child, being a little black boy, I think we've been taught
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to not share with how we feel. And I feel like that it hurts
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generation and generations of young boys that grows up into men because when you have
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a voice and you want something to say, but then you've been taught as
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a kid, you know, be tough and you know, don't be a
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punk, and you know, you grow up and a lot of young Black
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boys that grow up to be men, the only emotion they know is like
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anger or aggression, because it's like all of this pent up frustration and wanting
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to have a voice, you know, and your voice being sid silenced.
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So I think we don't even know as a culture kind of I guess generation
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from generation, we give these things to our children, you know, and
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we don't even know it affects us. And so I feel like that's a
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part of even being this I don't even know how to say the word accurately,
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but being dis emasculated our voice because our ladder and when we don't have
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voice home and we don't have positive representations of who we are in our communities
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and we don't we lack the resources, it can be tough. And I
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want to say this in closing, you know, growing up in Ennercy.
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For me, when I used to see the you know, boys that look
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like me posted up on the corner, I didn't think much of it because
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I thought it was my norm. But now that I'm older and I'm evolving
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and elevating seeing different things, it really saddens me to see young people,
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you know, on the corner. This haddens me to keep seeing people that
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look like me getting killed because I'm like, in my mind, I'm always
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like, yo, it's a millionaire in the projects. But because of where
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they come from and because you know, them not having examples or they feeling
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like, listen, this is all I know. You know, you know,
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they're they're never able to really reach that fullest potential. So right,
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who want to try me in? Okay? Okay? To go down with
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Ricardo. It is, you know, we're about four or five, about
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four almost five generations in of boys raising boys instead of men raising boys to
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become men. And when you have that, you have mothers trying to play
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both roles. But it's also goes back to the you were talking about affection
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and being able to talk. I had a friend that I was over their
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house and I just I hadn't seen him for a while. When gave the
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dad a half hug, wasn't even a real hugging. It's like, nice
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to see you. And the son started crying and I didn't think anything.
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I thought I was joking at first, but then I realized that you haven't
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hugged me in twenty years, and this is you know, about twenty years
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going, this's happened. And for me, I hugged my dad all the
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time. With my son, I'm a single father, so I show my
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son affection, tell them I love him. And it's as black men,
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we feel like, oh, we can't tell our sons that we love them
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or show them affection, and if it really perpetuates that generation over generation of
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just suck up your feelings, don't show your feelings. Yet, our main
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role model for what a man should be is Jesus, and Jesus loved his
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friends, he cried when Nazareth died, and so if we follow his lead
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and follow his model, there's a lot of things that we show emotion.
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We're strong, we lead people, and we care for people. And so
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as we use Jesus as our leader, then that's the role model that we
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should be following, and that way we can make sure everyone feels that their
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love. And I think that's what we're missing in the ground of black communities,
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is that love that we feel from our power. So who want next,
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Tony? You want to try it? Oh? Yes, indeed,
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honors to the men of God that spoke before me. Can you hear me
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loud and clear? Yes we can? Oh? Okay, all right,
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And I'm going to piggyback after what the last man of God said, not
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taking anything away from the young man and the God Ricardo. You know when
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I think about the Lord and Savior Jesus right talking about the emasculation, and
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I'm going to try to be as clean as a possibly can. But according
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to Good Old West, it says that when you take the testicular forty two,
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like the honovoid Ferykin like to say, ticular forty two, right,
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they know the potency and the power that we have as men, which explains
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why when you look at the a's that been using to try to destroy us
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as a people, because they know they know the type of love that we
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have for ourselves and each other, which goes into why they change the music
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and why a lot of what they're calling music now the most popular music is
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so called crap music. Now put a C in front of what it used
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to be rap music, right where they'll get. They're paying millions of dollars
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to these artists, these phenomenal artists that can sit back. Some of them
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are so divinely gifted that they can just don't even use a pen or a
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paper and can speak all kinds of things. Right, But one of the
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things that they're doing, and these major white power structure, I'm gonna call
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it the way that it is right, they will pay these guys millions and
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millions of dollars for them to be able to rap about how many ends they
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can kill this and that. Right, that's another part of the plan.
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Now, let me go back to the Lord and Savior Jesus. Right,
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they took the prominent figure within our scriptures and even d emasculated him because they
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changed his image according to what revelation says, you can't burn anything white care
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how much to try, And that's heartbreaking. And they know that most of
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our people is going to be so lazy, they're not going to really,
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really, really really do a self study descriptures. That's why they use Hollywood
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and Angelo there artists painting everything of good substance. They want to make it
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a European any image after European in the sense of the heaveny Father, that's
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even above Jesus. Right, this is real because now we have to hit
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them hard, y'all. This is if you get to know me, it's
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about taking your soul back. And when you take your soul back, you
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start to reject everything that the white power structure gave us. That wasn't for
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our benefit, it was for theirs, right, And this is why they
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don't want us right, even what we're doing now, even on a form
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like we're doing right now, because that's unity, because they know there's not
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a man on this earth that compares to us. They know that we was
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the first. We were the first children of the most haigccording to all scriptures,
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right, were the first children of the Mozart, according to biology,
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archaeology, anything that you can name. We were the first one's year.
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And what they did is they did a great job of removing our image and
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replacing it with theirs. The emasculation. And one of the things that Great
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America Hollywood loved to do is they're no longer taking the testicles. They want
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to put our men in a dress, the same way they're doing with Tayler
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Perry. They love to see us in a dress because they know a Paleman
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or any other man can't even begin to compare. Right, You name another
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man that has experienced castration, had to deal with watching his mother, his
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sister, and his daughters get raped by the same evil beast right, who's
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in the image of a Caucasian. Right, and then sit back and make
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us look towards y'all's man, sit looking Jesus, you see, you see
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what the trick is. You gotta be jack back, y'all. You gotta
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be jack back if you want your sold back. Mister Troy, you gotta
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introduce yourself and chime on in Welcome, Welcome, Welcome, welcome. All.
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I just can you hear me? Yes, all I can say.
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The devil is a lie. He tried to stop me from getting up here,
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but me and my wife worked two we got up here. Oh my
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name is Troy Reed, just a simple man or a deacon in my church.
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And I could just say, if you follow God like I said,
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I'm just a simple man. I don't have titles behind my name. I
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don't have degrees behind my name. But if you'll obedient to God out He'll
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put you in position in places like I am now with these fine young gentlemen
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that's on this podcast here, you know, and letting my voice be heard
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about what's happening in the community and to our black young males. And I
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have to be that example to these black young males. Not only them,
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but I have to be the example to drug users because I'm an X added
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so I have to be an example to them and let my voice be heard.
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I don't have to preach scriptures because that Christ in me. All I
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have to do is show up and let them see the difference that God made
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in my life. I don't have to quote scripture the Bible, Bible verse
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by verse. All I have to do is show up and let my life,
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let Christ shine through me, and let God give me the opportunity.
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When they speak, then God open the door for me to come in and
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talk about Him, you know. And I'm trying to catch up real quickly
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as I can of what I heard the topics was, and I want to
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do on the topics of our young black bels. What we've done in our
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community. We drew a line in the sand. We tried to go on
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the streets and get the guys on the streets to change their white change their
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ways, and to get off the streets. But the longer we were doing
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that, the young coming up behind them was hitting the streets. So we
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had to draw that lane, that land in the sand, and let's get
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these babies before they get on the streets. Let's start pulling into them.
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Let's start seeing where their head is at, because these kids have a lot
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of trauma. The young man saying he's doing their father thing that is definitely
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needed in black communities from where the black fathers are absent in the in their
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lives. Because the truth of the matter is that father is absent, but
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the mother still bringing somebody in that's not showing or being a good road model
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to that child. So we have to step in and help the school board
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out, help the teachers out, help the parents out, giving them an
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avenue. I mean, it's all choice now that you can either take it
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or not. If you don't take it, well okay, this is where
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you'll be at. But if you do take it, this is the avenue.
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We can help you. And the young man were talking about talking about
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Christ, Well, when you when you talk about Christ, you got to
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talk about the body of Christ. Christ and got you can understand. Everybody's
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not going to be the head. Somebody got to be the hands. Somebody
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got to be the feat, somebody got to be the mouse, somebody got
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to be the nose, somebody got to be the ears. Everybody that can't
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be the same part of Christ. So if any them young man has something,
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I can come to it and I don't understand what it's doing. I
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could take the trash out for you. I could take that off of you.
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I can put some chairs up for you. Just as long as you
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focus on what God has you to focus on, let me come in and
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help you get whatever you need done. Just because I don't understand that doesn't
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mean I can't be a part of it. And that's what that's a problem
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that we have in the black community is now, if it's not their ideal,
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then they don't want to be a part of it. If they didn't
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come up with the idea of doing something positive, they don't want to be
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a part of it. Just because we don't understand it. That doesn't mean
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that God didn't give them the vision. If God gave if God gave any
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one of these men a vision, and they call Troy Read and say,
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Troy Red, may I need some help? What do you need help with?
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I don't need to understand your vision. God didn't give it to me.
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He gave it you. So where can I help? How can I
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put my hands to the cloud? You know? People look at me.
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That's the true revoting. Yeah, I'm voting. I'm not worrying about the
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president and all that. I'm worrying about my local community voting because that's who
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makes the difference in my community. The mayor, the city council and all
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of those people, the judges, the perit superior court, judges see and
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live in the city. Those people get voted in. So if we don't
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like it, I got to come and help people put out votes, cast
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out votes, help people to learn the knowledge of voting. Like I said,
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I'm just a simple man, but I have a voice that can be
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heard in the community. I have a voice that can help either one of
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these young men and what they're doing in some kind of way. Just because
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I don't agree with I don't let I put that a grand stuff. I
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threw that the grand stuff out the wonder a long time ago. Because if
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you're a man of God and God gave you a vision, then I'll be
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there to help you and any way I can to push that visual for thank
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you for your time. That's it. And we call that having each other's
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back. I call it I am my brother's keep up, because that's what
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I That's what I do. You know, I believe in supporting everybody.
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I don't have no no, no picks. People will be like, why
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you don't never be pushing your boos, Why you don't push your book?
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You're an author, You're an author. That's not what I'm here for.
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I'm here to push other people. Because there's some scripture over there. I
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don't. I ain't no theologian. I don't know the Bible like that.
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I ain't. I don't walk in no office. I just know from the
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things that I've been through. But I know it's a scripture in the Bible
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that said if you be willing, he he here, and you open your
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mouth here here, you get them things to say because he don't need it
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for me. Before I don't watch the live I don't came up off that
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live and I look back at that Liby and I'm like, who that was.
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But he'll give you what you need to say and when you need to
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say it, but you have to be willing. That's why when he dropped
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those three words in my spirit three years ago, it's something about them threes,
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y'all, something about them three. Y'all gonna catch it, But it's
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something about them threes. He dropped it in my spirit three years ago.
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Love well. It was a line love lead, and he gave me it
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was it was three of us, and he gave us one hundred and twenty
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one days of prayer because he gave me Psalms one twenty one us to stand
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on songs, win twenty one, look to the heels. But see what
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people do. They take these scriptures and they look at them and they and
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they take them literally like something fin to come up out the sky and save
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you. No, Babin, you look up down. It's just to remind
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you because when you look out you can see all all his wonders, and
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it just reminds you that you can. But you got to get up and
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do something. It ain't gonna happen by itself. That's why I constantly say
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we are about to change that we desire to see because guess what we gotta
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be that change. It ain't gonna change or we don't change it. So
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what are some things that you guys are doing? Because I want people to
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be able to really connect with you guys and be able to follow you,
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support your programs, for support your brands, you know, whatever you're doing.
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I want to know what are you doing to impact this world? What
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do you want your legacy to be? What do you want people to remember
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you by? How are you being that change right now? Mister Chris?
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So my nonprofit is how I'm being the change that I want to see.
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And I was always taught if you if you identify a problem, come with
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a solution. And this is something that God put on my heart a year
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ago. And I don't know if anybody else on the panel that when God
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tells you something, sometimes you are with him. He knows best, but
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we still got to argue. And so he knows my heart. And I
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was told, if you know something from God when it's too big for you,
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and this was one of those that he gave me. The vision told
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me everything how to make it work, and starting out with just a house,
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and there's going to be a house where fathers can come. One of
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the things that even if you get visitation as a father, then they're like,
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there's certain stipulations that you have to meet in order to even have your
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kids, even after you've been given visitation. If there's a stand up where
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Chris Rock was talking about that the judge wanted to see the house and the
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beds and the refrigerator and stuff to see what he had there. This is
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Chris Rock, he's a millionaire, and the judge wanted to see if he
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had beds for his kids when they came to visit him. Imagine just a
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normal guy. And so the house is going to provide a house where for
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free people can come and stay. They can rent it out, not really
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rent, they're not paying paying it, but they have their kids. Every
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other weekend they can come and they have a place to bring their kids,
29:18
or they'll have their own and then we're not using it for that, then
29:23
we can set it up for visitation. Because when you are just getting visitation
29:26
with you your child, a lot of times you go to the courthouse,
29:30
they put you in a room with three chairs, one for the observer,
29:33
one for the child, and one for the father. That is not a
29:37
productive way to learn meet your kid, especially if you haven't been a part
29:41
of their life for twelve years. Now, everybody's coming in at a different
29:45
level. We want to meet people where they are and get them to where
29:48
they need to be and be a part of their kids' life because it's such
29:53
an important role. And for fathers that say, oh, well, my
29:56
kids better off without me, statistics would stay otherwise. I mean, if
30:00
a father's not in the house, have an eighty percent chance of incarceration for
30:07
the brown and black community. So then that just starts the whole process over
30:11
again. So if you look at statistics, father is well needed. And
30:17
if you don't know how to be a father, I want people to come
30:18
to me. I have a lot of godly men that have been willing to
30:22
help out and show young men or older men how to be a father.
30:29
Because even if father doesn't fatherhood doesn't come with a manual. We got the
30:32
Bible that gives a manual on how to live. Yet every child's different and
30:37
every time you try, it's going to be a little bit different. But
30:40
we want to encourage you that you can do it, and we want to
30:42
be that change. And you know, one of the other things I'm working
30:47
on there some fatherhood books and the wisdom that we can pass from one generation
30:52
to the other and then you live in how Jesus leadership Prince suppose of Jesus
31:00
were. I was thinking it was going to be a corporate the Leadership book,
31:03
and then after talking to a couple of people, and what God told
31:07
me is that it's really a fatherhood book and that's really what He's sending me
31:11
around. I've been a single father for about fourteen years now and it's been
31:17
the most challenging yet rewarding thing in my life. And I just want to
31:22
make sure that fathers know that you have the support and you can't do it.
31:32
M yes you can reading that guy, you know, creating a father'
31:45
you know house where fathers coming. You know, we'll act. But they
31:48
kids. Because I'm here in course rated on Christmas, I'm around a bunch
31:53
of men who was separated from their family, their kids most of all,
31:57
got a lot of guys right like because they don't have access to their families
32:02
and their kids. And because of that, even I've learned that, you
32:07
know, that's one of the most powerful things that a man can have access
32:09
to a family, to a family member, mainly his kids. So with
32:15
that being said, I won't say, you know, I thank him very
32:17
much to what he's doing, because you know, that's something that we all
32:21
need, you know, a place where we would come and have somebody to
32:23
mentor us from how to become the mean we need to be the fathers we
32:27
need to be to a kid because you know, being separated from your kid
32:30
is very dramatic, and you know, like I say, seeing that,
32:35
you know that's very powerful what he's doing, I want to say, thank
32:37
him very much, You're welcome. And that's one of the things that we
32:40
looked at. I have an elder at my church who does prison ministry,
32:46
and that's one of the things that him and I had talked about, is
32:50
that there's a need for people that are coming out of prison. My niece's
32:53
dad was wrongfully incarcerated for twenty three years and thankfully he was exonerated. And
32:59
try to come back into your kid's life after twenty three years. Especially,
33:02
it's bad when you did something, yet when you didn't do something and you
33:07
got wrong for the accused and trying to build that bridge and get back into
33:10
life good things with a little girl. Well, father always has time with
33:20
a young man. It's how much how much work do you want to put
33:22
in to be a part his life, because once they can, once a
33:24
young man thinks he's a man, you're gonna have to work harder to get
33:28
in there. And a lot of times you start out with just a relationship.
33:30
You don't have that father some relationship, you can start out with a
33:32
relationship and then you can get to a mentoring relationship and hopefully and prayerfully you
33:37
get to the point where they still look at you as a father. So
33:40
thank you for that. And that is one of the things that we're going
33:43
to be working on too. Okay, well you know, can I speak
33:47
on that again? Well, you know, it takes me to the decisions
33:52
and how to become father than a kid's life, because you know, if
33:54
people are coming from environments that that's toxic and drugs and you know, setting
34:00
drugs and gang relations and stuff like that, you can't navigate, you can't
34:05
you can't balance them out. You have to try to make a poverty decision
34:08
on how to choose one or the other. If you just kids do with
34:12
drugs and all this madness, then yes you will become a better father to
34:15
your kids. But if you choose in the streets and drugs, us and
34:19
all your other negative activities, then you can't be a father to your child.
34:23
So it takes boops, like you know, men coming together to be
34:25
able to mentor men and to being men and fathers to their kids. Because
34:30
a lot of kids they are doing gang by drive by shooting and stuff like
34:34
that. It's hard trying to convince the kids to put a gun down when
34:37
they get inflows by the public. You know, we don't bother about the
34:39
environment. You know that they grew up in. We need men out there
34:43
like yourself, so to give them men to us and to becoming fathers to
34:46
our kids. So thank you again, thank you. Anybody else want to
34:52
time in, Yeah, if you don't mind, can you again just doing
34:57
a might check. Let's talk about WICK for a minute. Remember we got
35:02
to attack the ether one of that kind for all of these so called programs
35:07
that they designed. And this is a key point. But them and their
35:13
kind and mind and not in ours. And what's the definition of WICK?
35:17
Women infant children, right, and they made it seem like it was such
35:22
a good thing to accept this program and this programming And for those of you
35:28
who don't know, or pretend like you don't know, wick means women infant
35:32
children don't say anything about a man, right, And y'all know the story.
35:42
Let's do some background because I don't want to spend too much time on
35:45
it, but we got to address certain issues. One of the number one
35:49
destroyers that had destroyed our people before accepting that. And what's so unique about
35:57
the ether one of that kind's wicked system is it's okay for them to get
36:02
and anyone can fall on hardship. That's not what I'm talking about. But
36:07
when they create a program and where it goes second, third, and fourth
36:10
generation where our women and children have to depend on the system to provide food,
36:19
clothes, water, and shelter. Something drama that I some's drama that
36:22
and most of the crime that's taking place. And now I'm almost ashamed shout
36:28
out to decontroyed Man because we didn't come up like that. Honor to my
36:31
father who passed away six months ago. I can speak on behalf of a
36:37
real father. Kok Ray I Tune also known as mister Charlie Felt, my
36:43
father who took responsibility for me, all of his brothers, my uncles,
36:49
and my mother's brothers and my grandfather's on both sides, and my godfather shout
36:55
out to him, him as well, who also me get a transition.
37:00
You love in real your father's real men who prided ourselves on being able to
37:09
take the responsibility right, We have to get back to debt as brothers.
37:25
Can I just pick up my brother herm back of tone, just to give
37:31
y'all understanding what he's talking about, because I did a lot of mentoring,
37:37
and I coached youth. I did a lot of youth football. Now,
37:43
the weak that he's talking about is just what you mean by generational is the
37:51
woman don't have to do anything to try to get off. All you have
37:55
to do is keep having children to stay on. Now these children fathers are
38:02
being taken away. So now you have other men come in, like I
38:07
said earlier, coming in and not guiding these young kids in a proper way.
38:14
They're using them as a tool to sell drugs, that use them as
38:19
a tool to commit crimes for them because they know the child's age, because
38:24
there's no stipulation on the WIG program. Now, if they want the WIG
38:31
program to be successful, then you will tell this young lady, then we'll
38:37
give you. We'll give you two years on this program, will help you
38:43
get an education, and after your education, will help you get a job,
38:47
and then we'll help you get a house to get on your feet.
38:50
Basically, but as long as there's no stipulations on this program, then the
38:58
cycle, like you said, to be generational. I see my mother do
39:02
it, so now I'm gonna do it. That's basically what he's alluding to
39:09
about this wik program now is not having no whose stip LaaS of help you
39:24
get. The more kids you have, the more food stamps you have,
39:29
the less rent you have to pay. So now you got the boyfriend coming
39:34
in. You don't have to look for a job because everything's being paid.
39:37
Now the kids is looking at the two parents saying, if I get on
39:40
this system, I don't have to work either. So that's what we're trying
39:46
to do. We're trying to give people a sense of pride about themselves,
39:51
women and men. And then the ones that don't want to help the children,
39:55
then we got programs. We got a Bump Foundation. We got Next
40:00
Generation Athlete program that deals with education and the athletes. We got AYG.
40:08
There's a program that deal with youth in these organizations, deal with youth that
40:13
parents really not helping them or don't care about. I don't seen kids eleven
40:19
twelve, I mean not were earlier than that, eight and nine years old,
40:27
four or five on going to a store and when they come out,
40:30
they got a pocket full of stuff. Why because this is something I sing
40:35
with my own eyes. When Mama wake up from coming out in the club
40:38
the night before and they come up, Mama hungry, get out. They
40:44
got to get out the house. Mama and folds sold the food stamps to
40:49
get her hair nails done, go to the club. This is I'll tell
40:52
you no statistics. I'm telling you stuff I've seen actually with my own eyes
40:57
through the programs that I had through the years, how parents, while young
41:02
parents treat their kids, how kids got to raise themselves and and that's that's
41:08
gotta stop. So that's why we draw a line of lying in the sand
41:15
and went to the elementary schools and the Guni high schools to help these young
41:20
men, the young boys become men and get a sense of pride about themselves,
41:24
that you don't have to be in the same state that your mother and
41:27
your your father. You don't. You don't have to take that line to
41:30
prison. You can do. It's other avenues you could take. And we
41:38
have to let them know that we understand a lot more than what they're what
41:45
they think will understand because kids think over just adults. We don't understand me
41:51
and no Bacatuna. We was in the streets. We saw the coming up
41:54
of so many kids. We lived it with them. Yo, you come
42:00
over to my house, man, you know, you get something new because
42:02
it was that village and we need to get back to being being a village.
42:08
We need to get back again. People are sense so pride about themselves.
42:12
And I'll just brother, I know, I just want people to understand
42:15
that I know what you mean about the Wick system and that's basically how it
42:19
flows mhm. And that was just one of many other systems that they put
42:25
take out of the house. We're gonna take a commercial break and we'll be
42:30
right back out. I'm welcome back, welcome back. You are tuned in
43:05
too. Me and I am the Queen of collaborations. You are tuned into
43:12
the group podcast. I am and I'm trying to love. And I tell
43:15
you I have truly being enjoyed on this conversation with these amazing men. We
43:22
have some amazing kings that are truly walking in their purpose. They are truly
43:27
being the change that they desire to see in this world. They are leading
43:31
in learning love. I tell you, you got to show some love.
43:37
And love is an action word. It's it's something that you got to show.
43:39
We can say we love you all day, but you got to show
43:45
me and love me and say, show me the money, show me you
43:47
love me, baby, show me you love me. How you show me
43:50
you love me? Y'all showed me you love me tonight by showing up and
43:53
being the kings that you are. So hats off to you, guys,
43:57
hats off to you. I don't got a hat, so I take my
43:59
glasses. I was like Patria, say, showing up being a change that
44:05
you desire to see in this world. I tell you it's nothing like change.
44:09
And I just love being in the mist some powerful men and and I
44:15
just want y'all to tell I want to go around. I want people to
44:20
be able to connect with y'all. So I want y'all to tell them your
44:23
platforms and how they can connect with what's not going on. Because Ricardo saying,
44:30
y'all, he he's the films, sir. He got films going on.
44:35
He got some stuff going on that we can support, that we can
44:38
share, that we can check out. So definitely want to be able to
44:42
connect with that. And then you got mister Chris over there, he got
44:45
that house that's opening up, that's gonna be helping some amazing people. He
44:49
gonna be dropping some books. We definitely want to be able to stay connected
44:52
to him. And and and mister Troy, y'all, mister Troy to mister
44:57
Troy didn't tell y'all this, but mister Troy, mister Troy told me how
45:01
they really turned Elizabeth City around and how they got those people in the community
45:07
up and being about they community. You know, it's one thing to say
45:14
thing that we are the village, But when you treat the village and you
45:17
can go around yours and people know who you are and they and they see
45:22
you coming and they know you mean business. That's that's the kind of stuff
45:27
they did up there in Elizabeth City. They took their community back, So
45:30
we definitely want to be able to keep in count with them so we can
45:34
see how we can take it. Because I might need you to go down
45:37
here to Tech Texas with me, because we need to take Texas back,
45:40
because Texas is out of control. We need to take Texas back. We
45:45
need to take it back because they are under their own little We need to
45:49
take them back and bring them back to being up under the US because they
45:52
up under their own little stuff. They make their own little rules so they
45:54
can be over there and be corrupt and do all their little stuff. So
45:58
I might need you to go down to tech Is with me. So we
46:00
definitely got to stay. We definitely got to stay in connection, y'all.
46:04
We're gonna go around the circle and everybody gonna give that contact information, and
46:09
I want you guys to make sure that you connect with them. Tell them
46:13
what social media sites you own, how we can follow. We're gonna start
46:16
with the baby up there, all right, can you guys hear me?
46:36
I just wanted to kind of like everybody already said something or whatever. I
46:39
just wanted to add a little bit or whatever, because every you know,
46:44
everybody answered it. I think that sometimes you need permission to be who God
46:52
is calling you to be. And I think that even having something like this
46:57
as far as the men, I kind of look at it like in a
47:00
sense, like a men's group, and I think sometimes other men, young
47:04
men, older men, you know, where we could like because we could
47:07
all learn from each other. You know, no matter how old or young
47:09
you are, everybody is different in experience and wisdom. So I think that
47:14
it'll be great. I think to have like from state to state, you
47:17
know, things like mister Chris is doing, like where they have houses for
47:23
fathers and also men's group, you get what I mean, where men can
47:28
come and they could cry, they could lay their burdens down. Just a
47:31
plethora of different men, because not it's not one type besides God and Jesus
47:38
Christ. There's not like one man on earth whereas it's like everybody's going to
47:43
be able to relate to. But just having different from walks of life where
47:45
people can pull from. And like I was talking about permission, sometimes you
47:51
need permission from people to give you hope and to tell you that there's nothing
47:59
that you can't do, you know what I mean, Because sometimes in life
48:01
you need literally people to hold your body. Tell you like, not everybody
48:07
is strong minded, not everybodybody, because we all could go through something similar.
48:15
Right for somebody that could take them out, somebody else can have them
48:19
on drugs, strung out, and for somebody else they could be like you
48:22
know what, this is the fuel that I need to help me get to
48:24
where I'm going. So I think permission is a must and it's needed to
48:30
let people know, like listen, you could do it no matter where you
48:31
come from, no matter who your mother and father is. I believe God
48:36
is so good because sometimes God will bless you with surrogand fathers. Sometimes God
48:39
to bless you with godfathers. Sometimes God would bless you with gym teachers.
48:44
Sometimes that God would bless you in different ways. If we're able to really
48:47
receive where love is coming from. Because I think a lot of times when
48:52
we want love, right like if you was the private father or mother,
48:55
you want that love. You grow up and you want that love from your
48:59
father or your mother. But again, God is so good that God to
49:02
bless you with so many amazing people in your life or whatever to love you.
49:07
If you're able to recognize where the love is coming from. Me,
49:10
I grew up and I struggled as a young man. I had a father,
49:15
but I didn't my mother wasn't always present. So growing up for me,
49:19
I yearned to have that affection for my mother, and I didn't have
49:23
the vocabulary. And that's the thing too, as young men, we don't
49:27
have the vocabulary to say a lot of times how we feel. We just
49:30
know how to just act up and act out and you know, and just
49:35
be angry you get what I mean, And we don't know how to say
49:37
you hurt me. And I think that generation to generation, a lot of
49:42
us are parents and their parents. It's like and it's kind of like invisible
49:46
wounds. So if your mother, your father didn't have the mother or father
49:50
that they need, they passed down like hurt. You know, generational curses.
49:55
And that's why I think everybody that's on his life as generational curse breakers.
50:02
To realize what I had or didn't have, that I can choose,
50:07
you know, the life that I want from me, So shout out to
50:10
everybody here. And but again I think permission is definitely needed in counseling and
50:16
and like I said, talking those things out and realizing that healing is a
50:20
journey. It's not like a one size fit all that you kind of constantly
50:25
do the work. You get what I mean? And I know even for
50:30
me, like like I started my series Hurt People, Hurt People Better and
50:35
Broken, I went to school for extral science, and hey, my best
50:39
friend had passed away and I'm really big on forgiveness. So the last week
50:45
I didn't realize that I was spending the last week of his life with him,
50:49
and we had got into a disagreement, and I remember we had a
50:53
conversation and I remember feeling like, yo, I gotta change because I felt
50:58
like I was operate and being somebody that I wasn't. And I think that's
51:02
so important for men to be who they are. You know, when I
51:07
was younger, I had so much pressure. I oh, and I feel
51:13
like I've always been a misfit. I've never fit in. And I'm so
51:16
grateful to God because now that I'm older, I realized that I was never
51:21
meant to fit in. I was always meant to stand out. And I
51:24
feel like God really started blessing me when I didn't. I wasn't who I
51:29
pretend to be. You get what I mean, Like I had to be
51:31
who God was calling me to be. I can't be TD Jake's, I
51:36
can't be all the other people I could do being what you're at the end
51:38
of the day. So I think that God could really truly bless us when
51:42
we stand on what He's calling us to do. And like the other brother
51:46
said about knowing our roles and who we are, and that guess what I
51:51
need the garbage man. You get what I'm saying, Yo, I need
51:53
you to flip the burgers have been found this out of personal even was but
52:00
you know, but everybody role is important and I think a lot of times
52:06
people feel the value because because of social status and all these different things.
52:10
But I feel like, listen, you have McDonald's, flip them berger's to
52:14
the glory of God. You know what I mean? You everything, it
52:16
matters and we all are connecting, we all need each other. But forgiveness
52:22
is important. Uh. I decided in my life I wanted to make a
52:28
change, change, but it took me a long time to get to where
52:30
I needed to be and God, but I realized forgiveness is always something that
52:36
I tell people because you know, a couple of days later, my best
52:39
friend had you know, went to sleep and he never woke up. So
52:43
it bothered me for years. Like you know, he reached out to me
52:45
and I didn't answer, and I was I was down for a long time,
52:50
and I started writing. I started writing my experiences and then I started
52:55
having doubt and I can't do it. And this one guy and this is
52:59
what I'm talking about permission. I was reaching out God. That is so
53:02
good. I wanted to be an actor always. I never had the resources.
53:06
I never knew where to go. I didn't know anybody in I kN
53:07
Kney where I'm from. I have a population it's like ninety thousand people and
53:12
where I'm from. And I reached out to this guy or whatever, and
53:15
I've seen a series on YouTube. I'm like, how do you this year?
53:17
How do you do this? That God told me, saalis create your
53:20
own I felt like in that moment that God was being like a beacon of
53:23
life because he didn't know me. I didn't know him, and it was
53:27
just like he was giving me permission, like to go be great and go
53:30
do what it is God was calling to do. And then the moment he
53:34
was telling me is I started getting overwhelmed. I can't do this, making
53:37
all these excuses like God, like Moses, God picked somebody else, you
53:40
get what I mean. And I wasn't realizing because I was sitting the church
53:45
the other day where when God he equips or God gives you a vision and
53:49
God gives you a dream and he tells you to go do it. We
53:51
don't like that God is with us a lot of Like Joseph, he went
53:53
through all of the stuff he'd been through, and the worst say is that
53:59
God with him in that prison. You get what I'm saying. God was
54:01
with them in the all way to the palace, and we think, like,
54:06
okay, God is gonna be like just go and do it. By
54:08
stuff. We don't realize that God, he's with us, So he's been
54:13
with me. He's with you, guys, Lola, can you guys hear
54:31
me? I'm sorry, I don't know what happened. Hurt People, Hurt
54:37
People, Better and Broken This series. It's on YouTube. The subtitle is
54:40
Bitter and Broken Web series. Of course, it's about hurt people, hurt
54:45
people and how you know we're hurt? I don't know. And it's really
54:50
about eventually getting to the healing part. But it's just a bunch of people
54:53
going through hurtful things. I play young father who's an alcoholic, who's a
55:00
a baby boy, and he doesn't really all he wanted to do is party
55:04
me because he doesn't realize that he's been he has trauma. He doesn't want
55:08
to deal with the trauma. So what he does he turns up and drink.
55:12
And then the other character, Butschaer is a young man, he's a
55:15
pre k kid. He's people pleasing. He wants to help somebody else but
55:19
doesn't know how to take care of himself. And then Bray, she's a
55:22
young young woman who's been promiscus and she's trying to find out where she's from
55:30
because she's been in the system. And the season two pickup with three little
55:34
boys and they're living on the streets. Their mother is addicted to love.
55:37
I just wanted to change the narrative because people don't realize that you can get
55:42
high off of people. You get what I mean? And and is real
55:46
like people could be a drug. The wrong kind of people could be a
55:50
drug to you. And people sometimes are set to be distractions. Uh so
55:55
what social media sites are you? Okay? So, uh, Facebook hurt
56:02
people, hurt people better and Broken, the series uh Instagram, Hurt People
56:07
series, Facebook book Ricardo Richard and Instagram and YouTube Better and Broken websites and
56:15
the movie drops on July the tenth, July to tenth. We're gonna be
56:22
sharing the links on the page, so y'all make sure that y'all check out
56:24
the page later on. I'll be sharing them links. Okay, mister,
56:31
how can we follow and support you and connect with you? Well, you
56:39
can follow me on Facebook on the tour reader you go. If you want
56:45
to get on the things that we're doing, you can follow my church page
56:47
which is Victory Praise the Worship Center Pastor Donia Spence, first Raader of Michelle
56:52
Spence. You'll see all the community events that we will be doing, all
57:00
the involvement that I church be doing in the community. Our church is basically
57:05
an open book, so all our events and everything that we'll be doing be
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on the page Victory Praise and Worship and anything you see that they're doing.
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You know, I'm a part of So, like I say, you can
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contact me on just Facebook to read and could I just say one thing Chris,
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I don't know if he's doing it already, but one of the changes
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that we made in Elizabeth City. We made our face and name to our
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vote. And what I mean by that, if you want my vote,
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then you need to know me. See you got you have a program going
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on. So every every official index community should know your face if you have
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If you want to do an open house and you voted him, they need
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to be at your open house. You need to be able to walk.
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You been, You need to be a be in the grocery store and see
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the mayor. He comes up, you say hey, Chris, how you
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doing. They want you to a vote, but they don't know our name
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because we don't put our faces, our name to the vote who were voting
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for. So what we did in our community. You come to our church
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and you solicity our votes, then guess what when our church have a community
58:21
event, we expect you to be there. We expect you to be walking
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around meeting people at our church event. Because granted you can't out church and
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ask for us for our support and votes. The chief of police that some
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way and the police that's on that force to stop buy and say hey Chris,
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how you doing? Just stop by checking on you. Man. We
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have to have a relationship that's the key thing relationship to everyone in the community,
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especially be our leaders from the mayors to the police. Because I don't
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know if y'all noticed or not when we're talking about six from changing police cars
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used to have protect and serve on the side of the police car. If
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you look at most of the police cars, now you know what nor what
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it says on the side law enforcement? Ye, right, So they're not
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coming to serve, They coming to enforce the law. That's it. That's
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why so many things is happening because we're not paying attention to how they changed
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just that simple phrase on the police car. So I'm saying you, brother,
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is yeah, make your name known to everybody that that's on your city
59:37
council, your mail because if they want to vote and support because you have
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a voice that can reach many people in your community. Now we can't vote
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with him where hey man, he tried not to let me get the house.
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Oh yeah, we can support We can support those because they helped me
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every step of the way to get my house. When I have something going
1:00:00
on, they're there and the city have funds for people like you. Every
1:00:07
city get a budget. If you don't give a five hundred dollars to go
1:00:13
towards your house. Make sure you get that five hundred dollars. Yeah,
1:00:17
that's how you make a difference in your community is you got to you got
1:00:22
to be have a personal relationship with the leaders of your community, because that's
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that's what we're doing. Yeah, they got to know who you is.
1:00:30
That's how I keep They got to know who you are. Just don't they
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don't see if building, I got a house over here for this, Now
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I need you to be a part of this. They need to know who
1:00:37
you are. That's as I like that. They got to know who I
1:00:43
am. They gonna know me before they see me. They gonna they gonna
1:00:47
they gonna hear me coming. Yeah, and that's gonna make a change.
1:00:52
Now. Now they got to see your community different. And mister Troy,
1:00:55
one of the things I want to point out that you just said is that
1:00:59
we went from community policing to police in the community, and that that flip
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changed everything. And so when you have police officers that are police in the
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community, they're not community police and they're not building those relationships. Used to
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be they would know who always in the town or who always on the block.
1:01:21
And then he goes, hey, what happened, But now they want
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to just enforce the ball. But if you go back to community police and
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and you build relationships with the people in the community, now you're a part
1:01:30
of the community. You're not enforcing something in the community. So yes,
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that's exactly right, because just you getting to know the police people, the
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police are on the police force. When you have something, now they get
1:01:46
to know who's connected to you. Then when they get to know who's connected
1:01:51
to you, they get to know who's connected to them. You see them,
1:01:53
see see what I'm going with it. So if you start that personal
1:01:59
relationship up, then they got to start a personal relationship with everybody that's connected
1:02:02
you and connected to them. And now they have no choice. They have
1:02:07
no choice but to say, Okay, they might not know him, but
1:02:13
I better ask questions of who he knows. Do you know Chris? Y'all
1:02:16
know Chris around to the house and help out around the house. Okay,
1:02:20
Now that that might change the whole situation, just because they said I know
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Chris. Yeah, because you have that relationship with the police force, you
1:02:31
know what I mean? Yep, So that that's what I just want to
1:02:35
throw that point out to you brother, and I know I might go I'm
1:02:38
go knocked up, carolwn. I don't know where you're at. But hey,
1:02:40
if I could just do anything for you, man, just let me
1:02:43
know, like I said, if you're far on Facebook to read or very
1:02:46
represent it's the worship center. Like I said, it's no matter what,
1:02:53
no great thing about my father's house. It could be my father's house Dallas,
1:03:00
my father's house, New York, my father's house LA. Once you
1:03:02
got the blueprint, it's cookie cutter. You just pick it up, put
1:03:06
it in a different city. Every city needs this and so it's about fulfilling
1:03:09
the need that's everywhere and we need it everywhere. Amen. Amen, So
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how can we get in touch with you? Chris? So? Uh?
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And my email address is Chris at my father's House KC dot org. Or
1:03:27
my website will be launching on Father's Day next week and it'll be my father's
1:03:32
house KC dot org. No apostrophys web done like apostoses, So no apostophys
1:03:39
So my father's house cased dot org. All right, man, hou,
1:03:49
how can we get it that to it you? First of all, honors
1:03:55
to all the brothers up here on this punt of the night and all the
1:03:59
brothers listening. It's live as well as when it's going to be archived.
1:04:02
Okay, I have my own business as you can see sound therapy with magic
1:04:10
Man Haru LLC. Trying to cross my t's and dot my eyes as far
1:04:15
as business right. But in about two days get coreer of thirty eight year
1:04:24
Opportunity Nighthawks an operation Takeover. I was taken over almost thirty eight years ago
1:04:31
on a Thursday, twelve thirty midnight, and I started from walking the streets
1:04:38
and now to go on to different synagogues, churches, mosque because religion is
1:04:45
one of the twos that was used to not only destroy us, but to
1:04:49
keep the separation going. Okay, But the unique thing about that wake up
1:04:56
call is I received a message and it says wake up Admas, sleep and
1:05:03
take this message to the people who needed the most. And that message with
1:05:10
battleshep otherwise it's Genesis chapter fifteen, verse thirteen and fourteen. Take time to
1:05:16
look it up, y'all. And I challenge all of the so called leaders,
1:05:21
especially in the black church, black synagogue and so called black mass jed
1:05:30
because we as children of Abraham according to our scriptures, be it the Torah
1:05:38
right, bet the New Testament, or al Crime right, it's take time
1:05:43
to look at because when you talk about changing our positions, thanks to Joe
1:05:46
Biden, thanks to real leaders who know, thanks to people that as of
1:05:54
soon to be June and nineteenth, the so called June teenthster's coming up,
1:06:00
it's a confirmation of what our scriptures has already said, and they can't denied.
1:06:06
Hollywood, don't hide it. Our scriptures said it first. The so
1:06:12
called leaders either they don't know it or they don't want to reveal it.
1:06:15
But I only hold the so called leaders to a small or my new responsibility
1:06:23
when it comes to freeing our minds in our bodies. Right, But that
1:06:28
was the message almost thirty eight years ago. Coming up in two days,
1:06:32
you can find me broadcasting, remember podcasting is mine. But you can find
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me broadcasting with the greatest company of internet radio, especially during the digital age.
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I'm the host that we will to wear you. Matter of fact,
1:06:47
let me do this club right quick. My next advancement because no more time
1:06:51
for lessons because lessons will step backwards. Right speaking about you have to share
1:07:04
deep count and you know I was given the military mindset. But a lot
1:07:09
of people are not ready for that there. But you can start off not
1:07:13
just boycotting, but stop supporting people who don't care about us. Okay,
1:07:17
you can find me the way that it is sound therapy with magicmen Heru LLC
1:07:28
at gmail dot com or Magicmanhuru at gmail dot com. You can email me
1:07:32
directly right as many ways you can contact me. If you are serious,
1:07:38
then in box me and I will reveal my business member, separating my person
1:07:45
from my business. And this is about our turn in time. Y'all,
1:07:48
this is real if you are concerned about the things that's been happening in our
1:07:53
world, right, we have to do this. We have to even go
1:07:58
back a time before integration, when we as men and women had no choice
1:08:05
but to depend on ourselves in each other. Let's be real. Anything that
1:08:11
they created didn't have us in our you know, in our best interests.
1:08:15
It was in the interest of theirs. All right, Okay, we have
1:08:19
to do this because again according to our scriptures, we are about to inherit
1:08:29
and be rewarded for all the hell we've been through for over four hundred years.
1:08:32
And they not for you know, they not stopping the process we are
1:08:36
because most people either they don't know or they don't believe it. They was
1:08:42
never taught it right, So you got to get out of that Hollywood concept
1:08:47
that the children of the scriptures looked like people other than us. They can't
1:08:55
hide it, y'all, they can't hide it. And that's what sound therapist
1:09:00
about. Because when you take that time time, and the key word is
1:09:04
take for the so called revolutionaries out there, bad present of future. What
1:09:12
made me difference when they when they woke me up. It ain't about no
1:09:16
gimming. You ain't gonna give me nothing. I'm taking mind from my soul
1:09:20
to my mind, to my actions and everything. Right. We have to
1:09:25
do this because they're not gonna do it for us. Look at the people,
1:09:29
and ain't talking about the people that's standing the right. Look at the
1:09:30
people that's migrating here from other parts of the world. They're not going through
1:09:34
no wicked system. They're doing and receiving more and less than one generation than
1:09:42
we did. And for y'all, they're not even marching, singing and dancing
1:09:45
and going through the hell. They're not even being shot out in the street
1:09:48
like an animal by the so called you know, bad police, which is
1:09:51
another game, right. Bottom line is we have to do this, and
1:09:58
our elders or ancestors or angels or whatever you want to call them, have
1:10:02
been waiting on us to do it. And you think ime lying you better?
1:10:05
You know again, look up in a book of Psalms, write chapter
1:10:11
eighty six and read the entire chapter. It gives us the responsibility as children
1:10:15
of God to you know, wake up and look out for the children that's
1:10:21
fatherless. Shout out to all real fathers out there, y'all. And you
1:10:26
don't have to be a father by blood. You can be fathered by adoption
1:10:30
or adaptation. The last thing I want to share is I came up doing
1:10:34
an error during the sixties, the seventies error. Well, we had something
1:10:40
unique. First of all, I ain't no other man on this planet that
1:10:42
can compare to us when it comes to me mentally as well as spiritually.
1:10:45
And everybody don't have that soul. And I keep reacting, you know,
1:10:48
reiterating, right, So is when we take responsibility and we have care and
1:10:54
concern for ourselves and each other, other people don't have it. And I
1:10:59
also want to say something to before this end, because I want to put
1:11:01
on record, I am not concerned with you and your kind the way that
1:11:06
I'm concerned with me and mind until other people and to me, you know,
1:11:11
I think different, right, I don't care what other people think.
1:11:15
It's about us, because nobody else cares about us the way that we should
1:11:19
do. We have to do this starting from forms like this here. We
1:11:26
can no longer allowed even one of their kind to keep killing our men,
1:11:32
women and children and getting away with it. Hold them accountable. And I
1:11:41
also want to say something like this, I wasn't gonna hold I'm a military
1:11:44
mindset. It's my next show that's coming up on June twenty ninth. And
1:11:49
right now we don't have as a body of people. We don't have the
1:11:54
training and to know how the way other people do. That's got a appetite
1:11:58
to kill without a reason. So when I say a military mindset, I'm
1:12:02
not talking about grabbing no gun. Come on, man, you're not ready
1:12:05
for that yet. You ain't ain't ready for that yet. But what I
1:12:09
do encourage it to take your mind back that you can do. And we're
1:12:14
talking about this Asian guy who shot one of our children, who no longer
1:12:19
have a future, No longer on this planet. We can't allow them to
1:12:23
get away with that there. Time allowed them to get away with that there.
1:12:29
Do you understand? Stop supporting them with your money, because we in
1:12:34
a serious battle for our life, y'all. For those of you who are
1:12:38
serious, hold them responsible and then we can wait for them to do it.
1:12:45
But why shouldn't we We have to do this. We had a fold
1:12:49
shaped two brothers would meet each other. They had the creative for rain like
1:12:55
would meet each other and in the process of a handshakee a real soul shape.
1:13:00
So that's something that we had. Other people didn't have it because they
1:13:03
don't have that creativity right. And in the process to that handshake, we
1:13:09
would know how that brother's doing in exchange, if that brothers need something,
1:13:16
if something going off with his family, And in the process, before the
1:13:24
hands was taken away from that handshake, we would exchange a lot of information.
1:13:29
We didn't wait. If we knew that that brother needed some lights or
1:13:31
whatever, or some food or maybe a little bit low on funds, we
1:13:35
did it automatically. Back then, we was already prepared because as soul people,
1:13:42
we should be able to feel the pain in the need of ourselves and
1:13:45
each other. We shouldn't have to wait for them to come to us,
1:13:49
y'all. And that's the thing called man's pride. Where as black men we
1:13:56
have that. We have to get back to that. Okay, I just
1:14:00
want to take time to do that. Thank you so much, International Internet
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Radio Hall of Fame, my spiritual daughter, the brilliant and beautiful, Thank
1:14:11
you for all that you do. I give thanks to the heaven Father for
1:14:14
sending you right. Thank you and allow me to be a part of this
1:14:20
podium tonight. That's a mother. Okay, I'm your brother. Amen.
1:14:30
Well, I tell you I truly have been blessed on tonight. I pray
1:14:33
that everyone that has tuned in have been blessed by something that has come forth
1:14:38
from these amazing kings on tonight. I just want to encourage you guys to
1:14:43
stay on this journey, to keep doing what you're doing. Know that you
1:14:46
have one sister over here that's always rooting for you. Know that because you
1:14:53
are now connected, you've come across the platform. You are connected, we
1:14:57
grounded, we rooted, We're not going nowhere. That spiritual connection I'm talking
1:15:02
about from day one. That's that's my album that I met him, fell
1:15:05
in love with him. He connected me with Chroy. I tell you,
1:15:09
God know what you need in your life when you need it, and he
1:15:14
would bring people that just just connect right there. And I tell you I
1:15:19
fell in love with Ricardo as soon as he came on the network and I
1:15:25
heard his story. I fell in love with that young man. And I
1:15:29
follow him. I see him, he know, but I follow him.
1:15:32
I see his lives often. I see his lives. I don't come in
1:15:36
a lot, but I see you, baby, and I thank you for
1:15:41
all that you do. I appreciate you, and I am cheering for you.
1:15:45
And mister Chris, I tell you the first opportunity. The first time
1:15:48
I met him, I think we was on the phone for two hours.
1:15:51
His spirit is amazing, I am. I'm super proud of him. I
1:15:56
cannot wait to see all the amazing things he's doing. He has stepped out
1:16:01
on faith and and he is moving forward with this ministry. And I just
1:16:05
thank God for each and every one of you guys, because you are doing.
1:16:11
You are being that change that you want to see in this world.
1:16:15
And it's just about us moving, and it's just about us doing because we
1:16:18
can have faith all day. But if we don't act upon that faith,
1:16:23
if we don't step out and do something, because guess what, ain't nothing
1:16:27
coming after sky. I keep telling people they wait for them white horses to
1:16:30
ride down after the sky, they not coming. Get up, get up
1:16:34
and do something. When you get up and you be that change, then
1:16:39
you'll start seeing the change that you want to see. And that's what I
1:16:43
keep telling people that that's that's that's my stance, that's that's that's that's my
1:16:46
motto. And guess what I stand on it. I ain't backing down,
1:16:50
I ain't moving I ain't taking it back. You won't change. You gotta
1:16:55
be that change. And tonight I thank you guys for being that change and
1:17:00
know that you got a sister over here supporting you. Guys. I love
1:17:02
you, and thank you for stopping by and sharing with us on tonight.
1:17:08
I truly truly enjoyed you guys. There's been some amazing comments in the comments
1:17:14
section. They have been saying they truly appreciate your visions. They think that
1:17:19
you guys are powerful, and they have truly enjoyed this conversation on tonight.
1:17:25
Y'all get a chance, please go back and share this, share this life.
1:17:29
I love you guys, and I appreciate you. Kings. Know that
1:17:33
I got you. Continue to take your throne. I love you guys.
1:17:39
Y'all have a great night. I want to thank you guys for tuning in
1:17:43
and sharing with us on tonight. Again. I pray that this have been
1:17:45
a blessing to somebody and that you will continue to leave by example, be
1:17:51
that change that you want to see in this world. I love you,
1:17:55
guys, have a good night. All things ain't what thing used to be
1:18:04
known? Where did all the blue sky's boys? And as the wind that
1:18:13
blows from the Lord, and something