Black Leaders Discussion feat. Angela Davis, Kwame Ture & Fannie Lou Hamer (1973)
1.7M views · Jul 21, 2019 · Nonprofits & Activism
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@kthemaster1999 · 6 years ago · pinned
This is like the black Justice League
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@lynchsc420 · 1 year ago
Those of us that need to hear this never will. They will be busy watching sports, reality TV, or IG.
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@raybrooks1555 · 5 years ago
"The wealthy receive welfare... they call it subsidies...." I felt that.
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@gawdsentx · 1 year ago
Gen Z here. Learning and growing ✊🏾❤️
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@wooaahhmaannn5624 · 1 year ago
2025+ anyone?
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@my1rule · 6 years ago
WHO ELSE OUT HERE CONSUMING AS MUCH BLACK POWER INFORMATION YOU CAN FIND???
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@7SKYBALLER · 6 years ago
"I'M SICK AND TIRED OF BEING SICK AND TIRED !"<br>-Fannie Lou Hamer
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@daveysoart6318 · 6 years ago (edited)
Back when black activists, thinkers and politicians met to discuss these issues. They’ve been strategically replaced with entertainers today. Moving backwards.
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@chevyman3169 · 1 year ago
I’m 29 years old watching this & I crave for us to hold these discussions & get back on the same page again 🙏🏾 we were great !
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@ashleyjones2703 · 5 years ago
Never in my life seen a group of black ppl hold a conversation without a white man interrupting them this is powerful
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@SagesseNoir · 6 years ago
This is the level conversation we had before actors, actresses and hip hop artists became our spokespersons and supposedly "leaders". Being rich or a celebrity did not qualify you for leadership
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@Amourd08 · 6 years ago (edited)
Everything spoken about in this panel in 1973 is still relevant now in 2020 smh.
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