Yvette is a fraud and a liar ! She scolded Minster Farrakhan for asking for 10 fearless men to stand up to police shootings! She’s LGBTQ plant put in place by the white establishment!
Yvette Carnell is a fraud! Her claim to chastising Minster Farrakhan for calling on 10k black men to hunt down the perpetrators who hunt us ! Now she’s talking about “being afraid to die” this LGBTQ moron gets more ridiculous every time she speaks!!
As a NYker that's ados the fact that he says he didn't know anybody different speaks to the erasure we've experienced under the umbrella of flat blackness. NYkers have a tendency to be loud and wrong when it comes to ethnicity, and emboldened in their ignorance because of the bastardized failures of pan africanism. With that being said I respect the integrity and maturity shown by flip in admitting his shortcomings. JOIN ADOS!
Yes. Pan Africanism did a number on us up north. I grew up going by to the BAM festivals in Brooklyn and the parliaments in Harlem…it was very African-centered..
There’s a Juneteenth event (which most of these people discovered a few years ago) in Hartford and of course it’s more African/Caribbean themed and I can’t mess with it because of that.
When did you actually join ADOS 🤔 Because she clearly says it's a Foundation in the interview. Did you actually join or are you a supporter of the cause 🤔 Because if I just go off the internet, ADOS has more members than the NOI at this point. But when she hosts events none of you really show up. Are you actually a card-carrying, dues paying member of her group 🤔 This is a serious question!!!
Support the Brilliance of Yvette Carnell and Antonio Moore by supporting the ADOS Foundation....Those 2 do amazing things everyday. Pray for them. May they be blessed.
Yvette isn't lying about share cropping. I remember in 2005 when me and my fam went to Belzoni MS. during Katrina. There were share croppers there in 2005. That experience tripped me out. Black Americans definitely need reparations.
Why are Haitians, Jamaicans, etc., not questioned to just be African? Weren't all Haitians brought to Haiti from Africa? Its weird that ADOS are shamed for embracing their lineage but everyone else can claim other countries other than Africa when they came from Africa as well. Moreover, ADOS are an amalgamation of Black Indians and European slave masters as well as imported African slaves. It is weird that ADOS have to apologize for simply being a unique ethnic group.
@@JC_inc Stop. Haitians see themselves as part of the African Diaspora but call themselves Haitian. ADOS see themselves as part of the African Diaspora and we are American and call ourselves that. Jamaicans see themselves as part of the African Diaspora and call themselves Jamaicans. Nigerians see themselves as part of the African Diaspora and call themselves Igbo, Hausa, etc. and Nigerian. Lineage is what is important and ADOS are merely now doing what everyone else has been doing for ages which is focus on their lineage and not skin color. Peace.
@@ismailCadet718 So you get to claim your Tianos lineage but as a Black American I cannot claim my indigenous Black Indian (Blackfoot & Cherokee) lineage? And you as a West Indian get to ignore that millions of African slaves were imported throughout the West Indies and mixed with the Tianos population among other dark skinned indigenous tribes? Its odd you get to say you are not African despite having greater mass importation of African slaves. In contrast, even though my lineage has also been in America for 400+ years, is also mixed with indigenous tribes and Europeans, I have to be African. Amazing.
Yvette is so brilliant and witty! She really does have that charismatic personality, that you must have to embark on what she is doing with the ADOS advocacy foundation. And she's beautiful as well :). Great conversation on ADOS, such a thoughtful and informative conversation.
Flip what you should realize is that this is not only about what we are owed but it’s also about honoring and respecting our ancestors so please DO NOT EVER disrespect the legacy of our ancestors because their suffering and sacrifices are the reason that you and your family were even allowed to be here. If you rock with us and you want to be an ally, you gotta move like it!
As well as, and especially, the still-in-place systems derived from enslavement and postantebellum racism. Its not a out oay back as much as pay for the perpetuating historical and CURRENT wealth gap that exists because of slavery.
Y’all do realize Flip is not even a Black man? He’s a whole Indo-Caribbean and they are truly Indians-they are not Black. Everyone skips the fact that he’s the ultimate culture vulture. Indians are NOT BLACK. How about y’all check Flip before y’all start critiquing other BLACK ethnicities to which Queenz Flip is not. He also needs to stop saying the N word because he’s not black.
Another thing. Why is it everyone (mainly non-Black Americans) is so concerned about what Black Americans are going to do with money recieved from reparations? They don't ask no other group what are they going to do with their money. Why do many of these other groups pocket watch Black Americans ?
Bruh the money 💰 that would support the reparations could come from taxpayers at large. So question becomes what does taxpayers gain from essentially paying other Americans money 💰 for historical injustices. Clear mind and conscious???? It's complex
@@BlackMusicGenre sections of Ukraine before it became independent was apart of the soviet union so technically they are Russian ethnically and putin wanted to gain that territory back so the US wouldn't encroach on their territory. In any event most reparations proposals have been studies as of late. I'm not against in principle but it gets complicated because of the time and the generations of descendants. Plus the intermixing of ados with other ethnic groups over time compounds the issue. Reparations tend to go to direct victims aka the jews and Japanese. Some went to black americans like in rosewood Florida but the money was not enough for the injustice and it divided the families who suffered. Never before has reparations been allocated to the descendants of former slaves twice or three times removed. It would set a whole new precident.
@@jman1562001 Again, there was none of this conservation with Ukraine. Biden made it happen. When it comes to Black Americans there have to have a task force , meetings, HR-40 and so on.
Great job as usual Yvette. Although parts of this class were hard to watch, it was needed. It was like a professor teaching elementary students. That being said it was a master class on patience and disseminating factual information. I love how Flip received the multiple corrections and his willingness to learn. His boy though....hahahahaha my man's had good sense. He was like...the way Yvette is EATING let me just shut up and listen. This is what is needed in order to effect the change we want to see as a people. Salute!
I've been thinking about this. The saying that, "We're not really American", hits different. Civil Rights reforms are treated like an accident, Jim Crow treated like an (unnecessary) footnote. Respect for that history, and how it shaped America, isn't required in order to become American, in a literal sense. Immigrant don't need to know it...
How folks gonna IMMIGRATE here, then feel like they can tell ADOS that WE ain't the nationality of the nation WE BUILT AND that THEY CAME HERE to become.
That quote isn't hers. She is just the one who said it here in this interview. But that's an old quote. I thought Malcolm X is first on record to say it but Im not sure. So don't quote me. Pun intended. 🙃
These FBA cult members don’t want to hear dat sh!t, they hate black peoples and don’t want any comradory with other black folks. Their mind set is quite toxic.
This man didn't know what a sharecropper was and he used Black and Black American interchangeably to refer to ADOS people specifically. That all proves Yvette's point
Exactly as these men were very slow. This interview wasn't it at all. Yvette is such a smart woman that they could have really learned from her but these two male individuals just showed how unintelligent they are.
I have to salute Flip for having this interview. This is perhaps one of his most important interviews to date, and one for the history books! So many people who have large platforms has strayed away from having a REAL conversation with Yvette Carnell and Antonio Moore. Both of them are VITAL components in Black American ADOS politics. And I love Flip's questions, where he pushes back, and I love Yvette's professionalism and adaptability to this platform! I was thoroughly entertained, and as always, when Yvette is speaking, you're informed! I've read 5 books from her book club and gained a political education around what our claim is in this country and why it's necessary to support ADOS and reparations. Salute.
@@rebelfrmdafifth if your family is not American, then you’re not American. You may be a US citizen but you’re not an American. There is a difference. American = Anglo white, ADOS, Indigenous to US soil. It’s simple. Anyone else is a descendant of immigrants. It’s not the same. There are actual people ethnic groups birthed out of the foundation of america. Those people and their descendants are Americans
The worse thing about this interview is it ended. Wish it could have gone on & on. We love Yvette & Antonio. Thank you gentlemen! Thank you Claudio & Nik. #ADOS
Yvette is one of the most brilliant racial political minds of the time. I'm a Proud member of ADOS - even with my Jamaican daddy! I hope these guys get it. Also, when I went to Brooklyn Tech many many years ago, a lot of the Carribbean people used to "make me pick a side," and said sillly little things like I'm Jamaican bc my dad was Jamaican and he was the "seed." SMH. And I was even told I shouldn't want to be "regular" Black like my mother, who primarily raised me. Yeah- we were all "Black" in the school, but the first gen / new immigrant students definitely specified their cultures often.
@@JC_inc ''Prior to the immigration act of 1965 the number of immigrants in the U.S. was to the RIGHT of the decimal point.'' per The Smithsonian Institute. That means barely; only just; scarcely; no more than; almost not, HERE, stop it.
I respect Flip for having Breaking Brown on his pod. I wish Joe was brave enough to have people like yvette on and not people that go viral for saying outrageous statements.
Although I’m born and raised in California both sides (moms and pops) of my family are from Mississippi and they come from chattel slavery and sharecropping in Pike County, Noxubee County, Tippah County, Kemper County, Lauderdale County, and Sunflower County. My dad was born and raised in Osyka, Pike County , Mississippi. My mom’s parents (my maternal grandparents) were from Macon, Noxubee County and Holly Ridge, Sunflower, County down in the Delta where cotton fields were plentiful. They all picked cotton in the fields in the early and mid-20th century. That’s my family lineage. The Deep South to the West Coast.
Born and raised in Northeast Mississippi, so I am very familiar with your linage. I was disappointed that I encountered so few Black engineers when I would often come to LA and Sunnyvale to work. Hope that it has improved.
I deleted my initial comment in which you responded because CZcams deleted my response which was unnecessary and unfair to say the least. The level of deception and lack of integrity is astounding. All I’m saying is give Norris Shelton his flowers. They won’t even acknowledge him.
@@luciferfire1575 I like to think that the ados movement is all of the best parts of all the prior civil rights and reparations movements with all the lessons learned from the bad parts. It's like all the prior movements have passed us baton and we move in lockstep with the ancestors' spirit. So I, at least, am willing to acknowledge general indebtedness but to what end? If we acknowledge that Shelton contributed to this moment, what then?
@@claudionyc MY Point was, they high jacked the original DOAS and turned it into ADOS. That’s all I’m saying. Instead of admitting it, you hit me with plebiscite babble. Norris Shelton = DOAS = Descendants of American Slaves. Date circa 1990s. Evette Carnell = ADOS = American Descendants of Slaves. Date circa 2018. This is not an issue in of itself. It’s the fact that you people lied about it. That’s one of the reasons why people were turned off about the organization. Among other deceptive reasons.
@@claudionyc Wow you people are deleting comments left and right. So much for freedom of speech! Which further proves to me that y’all can’t be trusted and someone at CZcams is in on this deception.
51:56 he’s trying to act like ALL black Americans are ignorant/ghetto. Them PPP loans represented a SPECIFIC demographic of black Americans. Just because YOU are in inner city born immigrant that’s used to interacting with certain class of ADOS doesn’t mean that represents all black Americans. That blows tf out of me. Also, nobody said this to small 🎩 and Asians and native Americans when it came to them receiving money so why you clocking what we do
I can’t listen to too much of this cuz it makes me feel super super militant. She was definitely speaking nothing but facts . Great interview Flip and G money
People wanna fall back & throw they hands up when you talk about giving your life for something that's owed to your people. But they'll get unalived out here in the streets & clubs over nothing leaving they peoples trying to find money for a burial.
Yvette is brilliant…what a great mind. Yvette is the “activist intellectual” we need in these dark times🤎. Keep pushing Yvette ✊🏿. Support this vanguard & groundbreaking leader.
This! I almost clicked off with the introduction, but I'm really interested in hearing what she has to say here. They didn't handle her like they are familiar with her content at all.
MLK ask a question. What good is it to sit in a restaurant to eat a hamburger if I can't afford the hamburger. The next time on March to Washington it will be to get my check. That is more economics after his civil rights push
Flip, you just forgot about Shampoo saying "West Indians are better then Black Americans" on his show. Lansky, and the chubby chick agreed with him That's what helped push the movement. It's wild how you don't remember, but I think it's normal for you to hear, so, you forgot
37:11 it sound like u wanna be black and choose a fight. There are no choices u all in or all out. Thats the diff between us. ADOS fought for the rights of all immigrants. BEFORE THEY ARRIVED. Now immigrants try to use us as a stepping stool. We won't allow it and the issues stem from there. Great convo. Fire show fellas
This conversation is so powerful but after watching this I realize Queenzflip and ol boy are out of touch with reality. Why bring up MLK and dont understand that sacrifice comes with progress and struggle
You all had Yvette Carnell on your couch and the introduction did not do her justice. Yvette is a college graduate and has a brilliant mind. You all gave a sloppy interview as you guys could have really picked her mind on social justice issues or political issues of today. This interview is slow. And for dude to NOT know what a sharecropper is is super wild. Yvette is amazing and she has to be interviewed by individuals who can hold an intellectual conversation as she is an intellectual. This interview wasn't it. We love Yvette Carnell ❤.
“Got to do politics, there’s no way around it.” Yvette Carnell. Good ishh G’Money and Flip!! Flip doing all that coughing…now we know where you got your cough from! 😂😂😂
Love seeing Flip have these type of conversations!! COE is funny but his audience has grown up with him and ready to see some grown topics of discussion
Yvette and tone got this reparations rocking! The FBA are pushing….. but WE ARE THE BLACK AMERICANS! We are the Culture! We are the litmus! We are the blueprint! We are trendsetters!
There is no link, there hasn’t been an interview. I would like to see Antonio Moore on the Joe Budden podcast so more people can be privy to the wealth data and to the way he connects the dots.
The saying that, "We're not _really_ American", hits different. Civil Rights reforms are treated like an accident, Jim Crow treated like an (unnecessary) footnote. Respect for that history, and how it shaped America, isn't required in order to become American, in a literal sense. Immigrants don't need to know it when they recite that oath...
The fact that this dude didn't know what a sharecropper is means that he needs to go do some serious reading and self-education before forming such a strong opinion on reparations and ADOS politics, especially if he's going to debate the likes of Yvette Carnell. This came across like a Ph.D. debating a person enrolled in a 099-level, remedial course.
Orrrrr he could go to Haiti and help his own culture. They all leave their country and come complain or hypercriticize ours, built by OUR hands. Don't even know they wouldn't be able to even book a flight to the US back in the 6ps, were it not for OUR elders civil rights movement.
Why do people think it's alright to say that we shouldn't be given reparations until we take classes? We aren't a large group of children. Noone forced other families to take financial literacy classes to "qualify" for their reparations. Reparations for American slavery is not exactly the same as government assistance/welfare. It is money owed for losses incurred. If you were to sue a large corporation bc their plants have given your family lineage cancer over an extended time, you don't have to take classes to receive your retroactive payments. They talk about us like we're incompetent, untrustworthy idiots, and they do it without even thinking about how disrespectful it is.
This is a rough watch. Ignorance is clearly desirable in this podcast. These dudes were so on the fence with every concept they might as well be called chain link…no standing on anything. Cowardice and ignorance.
@@rebelfrmdafifth My parents are descendants of American slavery. My great-grandparents were slaves. Therefore, I am an American descendant of slavery.
THE BEST POINT YVETTE MADE WAS ABOUT WEALTH TRANSFER FOR THIS GENERATION. THEIR WHITE PARENTS/ GRAND PARENTS WERE ALLOWED TO ACQUIRE WEALTH ( HOME PURCHASE LOANS ETC) WHILE THE LOCAL/STATE/FEDERAL GOVERNMENT LEGALLY PREVENTED OUR BLACK PARENTS/ GRANDPARENTS FROM ACQUIRING WEALTH TO PASS TO US! #ADOS #FBA #BLACKAMERICANS #REPARATIONS
I think that what Duo or Flip is not understanding is ADOS in America as a whole. It seems as if he is looking through the lenses of places like New York, and 53:07 California. To say that receiving large amounts of money for ADOS is not wise, is a wild statement when you think about Flint Michigan, or Mississippi and places like that. There is an area in Jacksonville Florida that has been run down since my mother was a child and she is 72 years old now.
So i notice on that trash til tok immigrahts make fun of places like Mississippi and Flint by comparing which places are more favorable for immigrants to flee to they show slides of NY-Miami LA then will show Mississippi and turn they nose up. It’s disgusting
Yes up on Lem Turner, Soutel then Down town but only near ADOS they never repair replace or revitalize. when I was there they were just starting to work on the bridges on Lem Turner but only because now they bringing in the Latinos what about the Gas fires in ADOS apartment complexes, I paid good taxes when I lived their they have a right to have reparations I fought and fought but couldn't get any help. Just bad media press these people like flip know nothing about our struggles 😢😢😢😢😢
“You can’t be in this work if you afraid to die.” - Yvette Carnell
🔥🔥🔥🗣️
LFG!!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Like her? She just came outside yesterday LMAO
Yvette is a fraud and a liar ! She scolded Minster Farrakhan for asking for 10 fearless men to stand up to police shootings! She’s LGBTQ plant put in place by the white establishment!
Yvette Carnell is a fraud! Her claim to chastising Minster Farrakhan for calling on 10k black men to hunt down the perpetrators who hunt us ! Now she’s talking about “being afraid to die” this LGBTQ moron gets more ridiculous every time she speaks!!
@@ogralphbeats4035BS. Everything has a starting point.
As a NYker that's ados the fact that he says he didn't know anybody different speaks to the erasure we've experienced under the umbrella of flat blackness. NYkers have a tendency to be loud and wrong when it comes to ethnicity, and emboldened in their ignorance because of the bastardized failures of pan africanism. With that being said I respect the integrity and maturity shown by flip in admitting his shortcomings. JOIN ADOS!
Yes. Pan Africanism did a number on us up north. I grew up going by to the BAM festivals in Brooklyn and the parliaments in Harlem…it was very African-centered..
🎯🎯🎯 I would say whole NE fr fr
There’s a Juneteenth event (which most of these people discovered a few years ago) in Hartford and of course it’s more African/Caribbean themed and I can’t mess with it because of that.
@@meccadivine365the difference in our Parliament is that no ethnicity is recognized as opposed to the erasure of one over others.
When did you actually join ADOS 🤔 Because she clearly says it's a Foundation in the interview. Did you actually join or are you a supporter of the cause 🤔 Because if I just go off the internet, ADOS has more members than the NOI at this point. But when she hosts events none of you really show up. Are you actually a card-carrying, dues paying member of her group 🤔 This is a serious question!!!
Support the Brilliance of Yvette Carnell and Antonio Moore by supporting the ADOS Foundation....Those 2 do amazing things everyday. Pray for them. May they be blessed.
Yvette isn't lying about share cropping. I remember in 2005 when me and my fam went to Belzoni MS. during Katrina. There were share croppers there in 2005. That experience tripped me out. Black Americans definitely need reparations.
I am here for Yvette.
Why are Haitians, Jamaicans, etc., not questioned to just be African? Weren't all Haitians brought to Haiti from Africa? Its weird that ADOS are shamed for embracing their lineage but everyone else can claim other countries other than Africa when they came from Africa as well. Moreover, ADOS are an amalgamation of Black Indians and European slave masters as well as imported African slaves. It is weird that ADOS have to apologize for simply being a unique ethnic group.
@@JC_inc Stop. Haitians see themselves as part of the African Diaspora but call themselves Haitian. ADOS see themselves as part of the African Diaspora and we are American and call ourselves that. Jamaicans see themselves as part of the African Diaspora and call themselves Jamaicans. Nigerians see themselves as part of the African Diaspora and call themselves Igbo, Hausa, etc. and Nigerian. Lineage is what is important and ADOS are merely now doing what everyone else has been doing for ages which is focus on their lineage and not skin color. Peace.
👏🏾 I've been sayin the same thing... like make it make sense.
That’s because We are not Africans .. we are Ayitiano…. (WEST INDIANS) (TIANOS) (AMERICAN INDIANS)
That’s because We are not Africans .. we are Ayitiano…. (TIANOS) (AMERICAN INDIANS)
@@ismailCadet718 So you get to claim your Tianos lineage but as a Black American I cannot claim my indigenous Black Indian (Blackfoot & Cherokee) lineage? And you as a West Indian get to ignore that millions of African slaves were imported throughout the West Indies and mixed with the Tianos population among other dark skinned indigenous tribes? Its odd you get to say you are not African despite having greater mass importation of African slaves. In contrast, even though my lineage has also been in America for 400+ years, is also mixed with indigenous tribes and Europeans, I have to be African. Amazing.
Yvette is so brilliant and witty! She really does have that charismatic personality, that you must have to embark on what she is doing with the ADOS advocacy foundation. And she's beautiful as well :). Great conversation on ADOS, such a thoughtful and informative conversation.
Yvette Carnell is a BRILLIANT sister. Shout out to ADOS.
So true! She and Antonio are an inspiration for all of us.
Love Yvette she always coming with 🔥 shout out to queens flip for having the balls to have Yvette on his platform.
Flip what you should realize is that this is not only about what we are owed but it’s also about honoring and respecting our ancestors so please DO NOT EVER disrespect the legacy of our ancestors because their suffering and sacrifices are the reason that you and your family were even allowed to be here. If you rock with us and you want to be an ally, you gotta move like it!
As well as, and especially, the still-in-place systems derived from enslavement and postantebellum racism. Its not a out oay back as much as pay for the perpetuating historical and CURRENT wealth gap that exists because of slavery.
Y’all do realize Flip is not even a Black man? He’s a whole Indo-Caribbean and they are truly Indians-they are not Black. Everyone skips the fact that he’s the ultimate culture vulture. Indians are NOT BLACK. How about y’all check Flip before y’all start critiquing other BLACK ethnicities to which Queenz Flip is not. He also needs to stop saying the N word because he’s not black.
PHENOMENAL show. Much respect for having Yvette Carnell on there. A true Reparations advocate. Her work is on Reparations is absolutely GENIUS.
Another thing. Why is it everyone (mainly non-Black Americans) is so concerned about what Black Americans are going to do with money recieved from reparations? They don't ask no other group what are they going to do with their money. Why do many of these other groups pocket watch Black Americans ?
Bruh the money 💰 that would support the reparations could come from taxpayers at large. So question becomes what does taxpayers gain from essentially paying other Americans money 💰 for historical injustices. Clear mind and conscious???? It's complex
@@jman1562001 Again. Where are all of these questions for these other groups ? That's what I want to know.
@@jman1562001 Question. Where was this conversation with Ukraine ?
@@BlackMusicGenre sections of Ukraine before it became independent was apart of the soviet union so technically they are Russian ethnically and putin wanted to gain that territory back so the US wouldn't encroach on their territory. In any event most reparations proposals have been studies as of late. I'm not against in principle but it gets complicated because of the time and the generations of descendants. Plus the intermixing of ados with other ethnic groups over time compounds the issue. Reparations tend to go to direct victims aka the jews and Japanese. Some went to black americans like in rosewood Florida but the money was not enough for the injustice and it divided the families who suffered. Never before has reparations been allocated to the descendants of former slaves twice or three times removed. It would set a whole new precident.
@@jman1562001 Again, there was none of this conservation with Ukraine. Biden made it happen. When it comes to Black Americans there have to have a task force , meetings, HR-40 and so on.
Great job as usual Yvette. Although parts of this class were hard to watch, it was needed. It was like a professor teaching elementary students. That being said it was a master class on patience and disseminating factual information. I love how Flip received the multiple corrections and his willingness to learn. His boy though....hahahahaha my man's had good sense. He was like...the way Yvette is EATING let me just shut up and listen. This is what is needed in order to effect the change we want to see as a people. Salute!
Very well said
He said he didn’t know what a sharecropper was crazy…it should be mandatory for immigrants to learn black American history……
I've been thinking about this. The saying that, "We're not really American", hits different. Civil Rights reforms are treated like an accident, Jim Crow treated like an (unnecessary) footnote. Respect for that history, and how it shaped America, isn't required in order to become American, in a literal sense. Immigrant don't need to know it...
b/c if you don’t know what a sharecropper is, you need to just not offer an opinion
American History
How folks gonna IMMIGRATE here, then feel like they can tell ADOS that WE ain't the nationality of the nation WE BUILT AND that THEY CAME HERE to become.
@@uhdgbpjfrancine3190 Because we allowed it
"Everybody talk about crabs in a barrel well the crabs ain't suppose to be in there" - Yvette Carnell 🔥🔥🔥🔥 #ADOS
That quote isn't hers. She is just the one who said it here in this interview. But that's an old quote. I thought Malcolm X is first on record to say it but Im not sure. So don't quote me. Pun intended. 🙃
I’m almost sure I heard Dick Gregory utter that phrase. But like you don’t quote me either!
That is a golden line! I first heard Dr. Kaba say that.
If they did more work and less talk, then Yvette wouldn't have to say it🤦🏿
My favorite quote of hers.
Much love and respect to Flip for this interview. It takes real strength to sincerely apologize. Let's not lose sight of that.
These FBA cult members don’t want to hear dat sh!t, they hate black peoples and don’t want any comradory with other black folks. Their mind set is quite toxic.
I love that he said he wasn't equipped to have this conversation. Yvette is fire as always🔥#ADOS
This man didn't know what a sharecropper was and he used Black and Black American interchangeably to refer to ADOS people specifically.
That all proves Yvette's point
If I was yall, I'd just let Yvette cook...
They don't wanna learn. Smmfh
It's still their platform and audience who they've groomed and marketed too
@@7thstspeakez280But why embarrass yourself?
The chubby guy said doing research made his head hurt. No, he doesn't want to learn.
Exactly as these men were very slow. This interview wasn't it at all. Yvette is such a smart woman that they could have really learned from her but these two male individuals just showed how unintelligent they are.
Yvette, Tone and ADOS has changed the world. We not going back to Flat blackness
Amen !!!
Props to this channel for having her on for your audience to hear directly what #ADOS is about 👌🏾
I have to salute Flip for having this interview. This is perhaps one of his most important interviews to date, and one for the history books! So many people who have large platforms has strayed away from having a REAL conversation with Yvette Carnell and Antonio Moore. Both of them are VITAL components in Black American ADOS politics. And I love Flip's questions, where he pushes back, and I love Yvette's professionalism and adaptability to this platform! I was thoroughly entertained, and as always, when Yvette is speaking, you're informed! I've read 5 books from her book club and gained a political education around what our claim is in this country and why it's necessary to support ADOS and reparations. Salute.
🙏🏾🇺🇸 see you at the Summit in New Orleans in October!
And frankly, it’s none of his business what WE DO with our money. You guys are GUESTS!
So at your train of thought. It would be none of my business because my family Is not American but I Am?
@@rebelfrmdafifth if your family is not American, then you’re not American. You may be a US citizen but you’re not an American. There is a difference. American = Anglo white, ADOS, Indigenous to US soil. It’s simple. Anyone else is a descendant of immigrants. It’s not the same. There are actual people ethnic groups birthed out of the foundation of america. Those people and their descendants are Americans
The worse thing about this interview is it ended. Wish it could have gone on & on. We love Yvette & Antonio. Thank you gentlemen! Thank you Claudio & Nik. #ADOS
Willful ignorance is so exhausting to watch.
It really is… 😪
Omg… YES! Any intellectually lazy person can have a CZcams station, I guess?
"Financial literacy without finances is stupid." 💯
Great interview salute to Yvette for explaining ADOS & Flip & G-Money for doing the interview.
Yvette is one of the most brilliant racial political minds of the time. I'm a Proud member of ADOS - even with my Jamaican daddy! I hope these guys get it. Also, when I went to Brooklyn Tech many many years ago, a lot of the Carribbean people used to "make me pick a side," and said sillly little things like I'm Jamaican bc my dad was Jamaican and he was the "seed." SMH. And I was even told I shouldn't want to be "regular" Black like my mother, who primarily raised me. Yeah- we were all "Black" in the school, but the first gen / new immigrant students definitely specified their cultures often.
Yvette that’s why they are here in the US because they don’t fight in their own countries. Cowards is the right word.
@@JC_inc ''Prior to the immigration act of 1965 the number of immigrants
in the U.S. was to the RIGHT of the decimal point.'' per The Smithsonian Institute.
That means barely; only just; scarcely; no more than; almost not, HERE, stop it.
Mane that couch is killing me 🤷🏾...but watching Yvette crush flips ignorance with data and facts is pure bliss🙏🏾
Did you hear her at like 7:30 say “got the grandma couch” 😂😂😂😂😂
Great conversation. Yvette is brilliant.
I respect Flip for having Breaking Brown on his pod. I wish Joe was brave enough to have people like yvette on and not people that go viral for saying outrageous statements.
How do you not know what a Sharecopper is? Wow😮
Here for the continuation of my political education via YC.
Although I’m born and raised in California both sides (moms and pops) of my family are from Mississippi and they come from chattel slavery and sharecropping in Pike County, Noxubee County, Tippah County, Kemper County, Lauderdale County, and Sunflower County. My dad was born and raised in Osyka, Pike County , Mississippi. My mom’s parents (my maternal grandparents) were from Macon, Noxubee County and Holly Ridge, Sunflower, County down in the Delta where cotton fields were plentiful. They all picked cotton in the fields in the early and mid-20th century. That’s my family lineage. The Deep South to the West Coast.
Born and raised in Northeast Mississippi, so I am very familiar with your linage. I was disappointed that I encountered so few
Black engineers when I would often come to LA and Sunnyvale to work. Hope that it has improved.
Way to represent Yvette! ✊🏾
Protect Yvette at all cost
She’s an LGBTQ plant who plagiarized TASDN! She was put in place like Bayard Rustin to make LGBTQ the face of Reparations!
Don’t worry she works for those ppl 😂
@@user-xc3yb1vk2edo you have proof ?
@@user-xc3yb1vk2e look like FBAer has entered the comments
Once bigger platforms highlight Yvette, the reparations conversation is going MAINSTREAM.
Is that a good thing? Think about the question before you respond.
1:14:57 that is the difference between ADOS and immigrants. We have always stayed and FOUGHT ! That’s why we’ve come as far as we have.
Learning how to play the long game is important instead of working against us. Our movement opens doors for us all. Chess not checkers. 💯 #ADOS
@breakingbrown be killing it! Always on point.
Class in session 🙏🏾
ADOS. Philadelphia/Delaware in the house dropping 💥💥💯
Glad they had her on, she is undefeated! Looking forward to joining the chapter
PhillyDEL all day
Lets go Yvette
Chef Cornell cooking and dropping bars
Yvette D. Carnell
Brilliant to see this convo w/ Yvette and ADOS AF! Good looks Flip! ADOS AF NY gonna be a problem in all the best ways 💪🏽
I deleted my initial comment in which you responded because CZcams deleted my response which was unnecessary and unfair to say the least. The level of deception and lack of integrity is astounding. All I’m saying is give Norris Shelton his flowers. They won’t even acknowledge him.
@@luciferfire1575 I like to think that the ados movement is all of the best parts of all the prior civil rights and reparations movements with all the lessons learned from the bad parts.
It's like all the prior movements have passed us baton and we move in lockstep with the ancestors' spirit.
So I, at least, am willing to acknowledge general indebtedness but to what end? If we acknowledge that Shelton contributed to this moment, what then?
@@claudionyc MY Point was, they high jacked the original DOAS and turned it into ADOS. That’s all I’m saying. Instead of admitting it, you hit me with plebiscite babble.
Norris Shelton = DOAS = Descendants of American Slaves. Date circa 1990s.
Evette Carnell = ADOS = American Descendants of Slaves. Date circa 2018.
This is not an issue in of itself. It’s the fact that you people lied about it. That’s one of the reasons why people were turned off about the organization. Among other deceptive reasons.
@@claudionyc Wow you people are deleting comments left and right. So much for freedom of speech! Which further proves to me that y’all can’t be trusted and someone at CZcams is in on this deception.
@@luciferfire1575These are government agents. They don’t want to acknowledge you know who. Your comment will be deleted. These people have no spine.
51:56 he’s trying to act like ALL black Americans are ignorant/ghetto. Them PPP loans represented a SPECIFIC demographic of black Americans. Just because YOU are in inner city born immigrant that’s used to interacting with certain class of ADOS doesn’t mean that represents all black Americans. That blows tf out of me. Also, nobody said this to small 🎩 and Asians and native Americans when it came to them receiving money so why you clocking what we do
They teach about sharecropping in middle school.
Facts 😅😅
I can’t listen to too much of this cuz it makes me feel super super militant. She was definitely speaking nothing but facts . Great interview Flip and G money
59:54 why does he keep on with the “WE”….?
People wanna fall back & throw they hands up when you talk about giving your life for something that's owed to your people. But they'll get unalived out here in the streets & clubs over nothing leaving they peoples trying to find money for a burial.
1:26:05 I can not believe that other "Black" immigrants are saying ADOS are not American. This is beyond me.
Yvette is brilliant…what a great mind. Yvette is the “activist intellectual” we need in these dark times🤎. Keep pushing Yvette ✊🏿. Support this vanguard & groundbreaking leader.
I am ADOS and I only have 6% European. I am African but, I am ADOS. This country owes my people.
Great Job Yvette but dam it was Cringey to deal with the hosts
This! I almost clicked off with the introduction, but I'm really interested in hearing what she has to say here. They didn't handle her like they are familiar with her content at all.
Seriously
Great show! ADOS Woke! Reparations Now! Yvette 100% real!!!!!
MLK ask a question. What good is it to sit in a restaurant to eat a hamburger if I can't afford the hamburger. The next time on March to Washington it will be to get my check. That is more economics after his civil rights push
Yvette Carnell is the truth ✊🏿
Superb interview as always Madam Prez👏🏿👏🏿. Look forward to y'all having her and hopefully Antonio Moore back for more serious political discussions.
Gotta give it up to my man Flip putting out content at an extraordinary over the last few weeks, he workin’, salute to DJ G Money #DaNetwork🔥🔥🔥
Dynamic interview. I wish somehow CZcams allowed you to give more than 1 thumbs up! Yvette Carnell was brilliant as usual.
God is so good. 😅 this right here was right on time
Wow! Yvette love this...
Flip, you just forgot about Shampoo saying "West Indians are better then Black Americans" on his show. Lansky, and the chubby chick agreed with him
That's what helped push the movement. It's wild how you don't remember, but I think it's normal for you to hear, so, you forgot
37:11 it sound like u wanna be black and choose a fight. There are no choices u all in or all out. Thats the diff between us. ADOS fought for the rights of all immigrants. BEFORE THEY ARRIVED. Now immigrants try to use us as a stepping stool. We won't allow it and the issues stem from there.
Great convo. Fire show fellas
Did he non-ADOS learn manners? We ADOS would never have our foot on the table like that!
w the bottom of his feet facing YC. very disrespectful. do better Flip! 🗣️
This conversation is so powerful but after watching this I realize Queenzflip and ol boy are out of touch with reality. Why bring up MLK and dont understand that sacrifice comes with progress and struggle
Their audience is uninformed and only want to be entertained
You all had Yvette Carnell on your couch and the introduction did not do her justice. Yvette is a college graduate and has a brilliant mind. You all gave a sloppy interview as you guys could have really picked her mind on social justice issues or political issues of today. This interview is slow. And for dude to NOT know what a sharecropper is is super wild. Yvette is amazing and she has to be interviewed by individuals who can hold an intellectual conversation as she is an intellectual. This interview wasn't it. We love Yvette Carnell ❤.
Is this really hard? I mean she's clear as day and you have no real retorts.
This is a great back-and-forth CONVERSATION. There's a lot to learn when egos are removed #ADOS
“Got to do politics, there’s no way around it.” Yvette Carnell.
Good ishh G’Money and Flip!!
Flip doing all that coughing…now we know where you got your cough from! 😂😂😂
This was painful to watch.... Bless you for your patience with explanation of ADOS
Love seeing Flip have these type of conversations!! COE is funny but his audience has grown up with him and ready to see some grown topics of discussion
Yvette and tone got this reparations rocking! The FBA are pushing….. but WE ARE THE BLACK AMERICANS! We are the Culture! We are the litmus! We are the blueprint! We are trendsetters!
Great job teaching as always Vette 🇺🇸💪🏾
@Tonetalks, ANTONIO MOORE on the Joe Budden podcast
Can’t find the link… when was this?
Share link please
There is no link, there hasn’t been an interview. I would like to see Antonio Moore on the Joe Budden podcast so more people can be privy to the wealth data and to the way he connects the dots.
Totally not a fan of Haitians and other Caribbeans. Only watching because of Yvette. Notice how fast he changed the subject of why he’s hired 0% ADOS…
His comment about how money is to be spent is the usual bs. He never asked about the others including slave masters regarding their spending habits.
The saying that, "We're not _really_ American", hits different. Civil Rights reforms are treated like an accident, Jim Crow treated like an (unnecessary) footnote. Respect for that history, and how it shaped America, isn't required in order to become American, in a literal sense. Immigrants don't need to know it when they recite that oath...
The fact that this dude didn't know what a sharecropper is means that he needs to go do some serious reading and self-education before forming such a strong opinion on reparations and ADOS politics, especially if he's going to debate the likes of Yvette Carnell. This came across like a Ph.D. debating a person enrolled in a 099-level, remedial course.
Orrrrr he could go to Haiti and help his own culture. They all leave their country and come complain or hypercriticize ours, built by OUR hands. Don't even know they wouldn't be able to even book a flight to the US back in the 6ps, were it not for OUR elders civil rights movement.
@@SSTillmanEsq 💯💯💯💯
Very dope convo....love the dialectical materialism!
Why do people think it's alright to say that we shouldn't be given reparations until we take classes? We aren't a large group of children. Noone forced other families to take financial literacy classes to "qualify" for their reparations. Reparations for American slavery is not exactly the same as government assistance/welfare. It is money owed for losses incurred. If you were to sue a large corporation bc their plants have given your family lineage cancer over an extended time, you don't have to take classes to receive your retroactive payments. They talk about us like we're incompetent, untrustworthy idiots, and they do it without even thinking about how disrespectful it is.
That is White folks talking points. He is just repeating what he heard them and white adjacent folks say.
Thank you again QF. I hope you bring Yvette on again and also ToneTalks! 🇺🇸✊🏾⛓️
I don't think Tone has the patience for their playfulness.
This is a rough watch. Ignorance is clearly desirable in this podcast. These dudes were so on the fence with every concept they might as well be called chain link…no standing on anything. Cowardice and ignorance.
Ignorance is bliss they say 😅
There's a reason they're so big.
This was really good.
Why did he keep saying "WE" when talking about reparations? He doesn't understand that he is not WE.
EXACTLY
I said the SAME thing. He is Haitian-Jamaican. He is NOT "we."
@@kimberlyrussell3111 so you aren’t where you are born? You are what your parents are?
@@rebelfrmdafifth My parents are descendants of American slavery. My great-grandparents were slaves. Therefore, I am an American descendant of slavery.
@@kimberlyrussell3111 HE's telling on himself. HE has no respect for US so HE can get steppin.
Take Flip to the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington DC.
1:14:04 and 1:14:15 is illustrative. He’s a coward. He’s lazy. And he doesn’t _really_ wanna fight. He’s dead weight. Get’em up out the paint.
THE BEST POINT YVETTE MADE WAS ABOUT WEALTH TRANSFER FOR THIS GENERATION. THEIR WHITE PARENTS/ GRAND PARENTS WERE ALLOWED TO ACQUIRE WEALTH ( HOME PURCHASE LOANS ETC) WHILE THE LOCAL/STATE/FEDERAL GOVERNMENT LEGALLY PREVENTED OUR BLACK PARENTS/ GRANDPARENTS FROM ACQUIRING WEALTH TO PASS TO US! #ADOS #FBA #BLACKAMERICANS #REPARATIONS
Love this .... PLEASE MORE educational interviews
If I were them, I would have stfu and just took notes.
God Bless,
Yvette on this Podcast!
Great convo, salute to Yvette!!!
Very cool interview.
I’m glad that YC appeared on this forum. However, the hosts didn’t have the intellectual tools to keep up with her.
Shouts out Yvette, Tone, and the #ADOS movement
I think that what Duo or Flip is not understanding is ADOS in America as a whole. It seems as if he is looking through the lenses of places like New York, and 53:07 California. To say that receiving large amounts of money for ADOS is not wise, is a wild statement when you think about Flint Michigan, or Mississippi and places like that. There is an area in Jacksonville Florida that has been run down since my mother was a child and she is 72 years old now.
So i notice on that trash til tok immigrahts make fun of places like Mississippi and Flint by comparing which places are more favorable for immigrants to flee to they show slides of NY-Miami LA then will show Mississippi and turn they nose up. It’s disgusting
Yes up on Lem Turner, Soutel then Down town but only near ADOS they never repair replace or revitalize. when I was there they were just starting to work on the bridges on Lem Turner but only because now they bringing in the Latinos what about the Gas fires in ADOS apartment complexes, I paid good taxes when I lived their they have a right to have reparations I fought and fought but couldn't get any help. Just bad media press these people like flip know nothing about our struggles 😢😢😢😢😢
Great convo ✊🏾
great episode!
"I wanna be in yall business"
I bet he does. 🤔