We Count! part 9
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2010
- Host Tavis Smiley leads a discussion between African American scholars, opinion makers, analysts and elected officials, in the landmark gathering in Chicago for the special presentation of We Count: The Black Agenda is the American Agenda.
Guests include: Dr. Wayne D. Watson- President, Chicago State University; Father Michael Phleger - St. Sabina Faith Community; Evangelist Joyce Smiley; Dr. Michael Eric Dyson-Author & Professor, Georgetown University; Dr. Cornel West- Author & Professor, Princeton University;Angela Glover Blackwell-Founder and Chief Executive Officer; Reverend Jesse L. Jackson Sr.-President & Founder, Rainbow/ PUSH Coalition; Michael Fauntroy- Professor, George Mason University; Dr. Julianne Malveaux- President of Bennett College for Women; Dorothy Wright Tillman- Former Alderman, City of Chicago; Dr. Ronald Walters- Political Analyst and Professor Emiritus, University of Maryland; Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan- Leader of The Nation of Islam; Tom Burrell- Author, Founder and former CEO of Burrell Communications; Raven Curling- Student Government President, Chicago State University.
When we keep looking to the same sourse to help with our problems we will continue to get the same results....PERIOD!
He is speaking the truth. Yes Indeed!!!
Wow--Farrakhan blew my mind...His observation on responsibility is as existential as Sartre. Farrakhan is not a white hater racist--just listen to his words.
Wow--Farrakhan blew my mind...His observation on responsibility is as existential as Sartre. Farrakhan is not a white hater racist--just listen to his words. Burrell--listen to him. he is not only speaking truth he is speaking AGENCY!!!!!!!!
America is facing the judgement of God.
Wow--Farrakhan blew my mind...His observation on responsibility is as existential as Sartre
I'm noticing Michael Eric Dyson is standing and applauding Louis Farrakhan for saying the same thing Bill Cosby was basically saying.
Awesome Minister Farrakhan
TRUTH WOW!
@bluenotejazz haha!! i gave that a thought in the beginning when i saw two of them behind Eric Dyson..lol..No need to be afraid...none of them are violent people. They arej ust wise, educated, civilized, and conscious concerning the struggle and the degrading condition of African Americans in America. Farakhan always bring the fire.
@QWERTY34990 It wasn't about white and black people in civil courts. He was making an analogy of "responsibility" eventhough you're not officially "guilty" of the crime.
@83leaf dont even waste your breath trying to explain it to that guy... waste of time
Not really and he is referring to the slavery within America, that this present day black people derive from. How is it narcissistic paranoia when it is a sociological and economical fact that people and a system can be trained or molded into a "form" over years and that it will remain in that condition unless change. That is a fact, this also applies to customs, sexual abuse, self hate, depression etc. Perhaps it seems that way because you have not further looked into from your normal POV
its important to listen and talk less. Even bad advice has somthing good in the message.
They need to put the word FORGIVENESS on this table. But, I doubt it would do anymore good than LOVE has. God, have mercy on them. They know not that their hate has a domino effect.
Something about Farrakhan doesn't sit right with me ,maybe it's honesty and intellect that l have been taught is hatred when coming from a black man and lm black.
Is Luis American, because, I'm sorry, he sure doesn't sound like it most of the time. I'm for the lifting of my culture, but not at the cost of degrading other races to do it either. And I still say, for all his talk (and he's an amazing speech giver, I'll give him that), what social victories has Farrakhan ever actually achieved? How has he actually helped the black community short of selling something for himself? Smilely clearly loves him for ratings but he's just a guy in a suit with words