This conversation is an example showing why I admire and respect you so much, Professor Hunter! Instead of discussing history again, and talking about how we've been mistreated and abused and disrespected, you are discussing the nuts and bolts solutions within the existing system! I learned so much today! Thank you!
@ridge7524
5 ай бұрын
All important but yes,solutions along with history to help guide it all..Ms Pamela Keith is spot on💯.This is the right way to get it done.Thank you Karen Hunter💯🇺🇲🗽
@kimberly1868
5 ай бұрын
Thanks Ms. Hunter for having that great discussion with the Intelligent Guest....to bring awareness to our communities!! 😊
@PIR8IL
5 ай бұрын
This was powerful - thank you.
@keydaniels
5 ай бұрын
Thank you so much Dr. Hunter for having this sister on the show! What she is speaking on is vital to our survival as a people in this nation. The advancements of the Civil Rights era are rapidly being diminished. AIPAC, NRA, and like lobbying groups get direct results in the political arena. We've long needed our own lobbying group or groups to usher in Black advancement legislation and movements for us to prosper collectively.
@Theinfamouskiki411
5 ай бұрын
The sense of denial is ap strong with our people. Black people don't want to play the game and eventually win or control. They want to complain about it!
@donaldr.highsmith3064
5 ай бұрын
I am 62 years old. I grew up in Baltimore Md. I have said all of my life. That if Black people stayed in their neighborhoods. Prospered professionally stayed and lived in our neighborhoods put our businesses in our neighborhoods supported our neighborhood schools, dealt with the crime.... We know who is doing the crimes. Stop running out to the suburbs. Remember white flight? They left the hood we we showed up and in most cities especially my hometown they were nice very nice areas. We are never satisfied with having and supporting our own. We make it we move out. We had areas where affluent black people lived in or nearby regular people. Those were the people that i saw and motivated me. We are now so separated from each other now that we don't know each other. I don't know if you have noticed. White flight is happening in reverse now! The neighborhood s that we allowed to fall to disarray and crumble for whatever reason are now being sought out again. Gentrification has/is happening in EVERY MAJOR CITY! We can't do anything to stop it because we don't have the clout. We gave that up years ago. There has been a deliberate attempt to ruin our neighborhoods unfortunately we fell into the trap. We stopped supporting our schools wanting our kids to attend "charter" schools which do nothing but take the funding from the public system and give it to someone else. But to answer the question. We can do anything if we develop the mindset that it is time to take our experience seriously and set out to collective ly make the change.
@kaliha55
5 ай бұрын
💯💯💯% Sir!
@thegod4513
4 ай бұрын
Plus, Everyone is moving back to the cities and they are pushing all the poor people to the suburbs
@jakelong6860
4 ай бұрын
We have lots of equity in our communities but they if you don't make them safe or have a quality of life equal to white folks this conversation is dead. No gangs, drugs or or thug culture at all. It must be safe for all walks of life to visit shop,dine and be entertained.
@Jooooooooooooooooiijj
4 ай бұрын
You must be kidding Washington DC prince George county Maryland and Atlanta Georgia has the richest most educated blacks in America Maryland has a black governor Baltimore has a black mayor You can't be from Bmore
@Jooooooooooooooooiijj
4 ай бұрын
@@thegod4513not true 😮
@stephaniearthur1136
9 күн бұрын
Thank you Soror Keith .....call them by name!!!!!!
@kaliha55
5 ай бұрын
This is what im talking about! We need to have these conversations and make this happen. Yikes! To the fact we dont have this type of leverage. Crazy! We need to figure this out ASAP. MY GOD! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 THIS IS CRAZY. SO MUCH INFORMATION.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@Optimistic-369
5 ай бұрын
Omg,such a great conversation, I think this conversation will have a bigger impact if we also brought this topic up at the black summits -both are happening in NC And GA this year. . Karen, we definitely need a Black lobbying firm-this is how we can work smarter, and also make sure our needs in the black communities are being met and taking seriously. This would also give us great leverage during the elections. . Love this for us.
@borisdelaine9797
5 ай бұрын
I love y'all! You are helping our people to think in their strategic self interests instead of looking "friends". This is the political vaccine that we need. Sister said much of what has been said in Haki Madhubuti book "From Plan to Planet". I have been looking for a Black advocacy PAC. We need to think in terms of political influence instead of conspiracies. We politically look for "friends" instead of our strategic long term interests. Sister Pam is a kin to a political general.
@SeeknDaTruth
5 ай бұрын
I like when Pam is on here and listening to her insightful common sense take on political issues. I miss seeing her on Roland Martin's show.
@TrewBeats
5 ай бұрын
Can we get her into public office. This needs to be talked about everywhere. Barber shops, hair salons, churches
@KarenHunterShow
5 ай бұрын
y'all had a chance when she ran for Congress and folk didn't show up for her.
@Bluejacket4life2
5 ай бұрын
Yes, Florida
@sonyagriggs1400
5 ай бұрын
I Love It!! I will be following Ms. Keith for more information. Its past time to get to work and stop functioning in silos.
@tatifun59fly
5 ай бұрын
I have a learned a lot from this conversation.
@timothymosley2124
5 ай бұрын
Best conversation to date!
@Faks-Now
5 ай бұрын
We all need to be educated, too.
@p.w.7493
5 ай бұрын
Thank you, Prof. Hunter and Pam Keith, for this convo. This is a very interesting proposal that you're speaking on. While AIPAC might be viewed as a good example, we need to remember that AIPAC's interest is furtherance of Jewish beliefs/survival. Were we to use them as a model, I can't see it working for our people, since we are not monolithic in our beliefs (some of us are Christians, Muslims, Jews, etc). How difficult would it be serving all these 'masters'!! Maybe it would be more productive to appeal to our race as a people rather than our belief(s). I'm deeply loving this conversation.👏🏾👏🏾 I sincerely like it that we're having the conversation and glad that you both have brought to the forefront. Btw, Prof. Hunter has always stressed that our participation at the local level is very important!! Imagine how we'd grow and how impactful we'd be!!🙏🏾🖤💯
@dbapeman0698
5 ай бұрын
Even looking across the big three religions, one can find some common interests that can be unifying.
@ReginaldDj1
5 ай бұрын
I have a question Professor Karen Hunter and Pam Keith why can't Black People get or create a political Action Pac 🤔 because we do need lobbyist for what we want instead of settling 🤔 can you do a show on how we can build that and get it started this way black people can get off the bench and get in the game Because no opposition means it's only one way and that ain't right 🤔
@KarenHunterShow
5 ай бұрын
We can. We will.
@cedbemajor6228
5 ай бұрын
Professor Karen Hunter I was watching Roland Martin show Dr. Carr called the black leadership, upper Black middle class with legacies and Organizations to step up to fight for HBCUs to allocate the Funds the Biden and Harris administration release. Yet they're silent so they need to move aside for new leadership. What do you think? Is the best way to navigate.
@Solis225
5 ай бұрын
Help me understand how black voters voted in 54 Congressional Black Caucus, 2 black senators and a black vice president. How is the black vote not leverage? If the black vote does have power. How do you argue against black voters saying they are boycotting the vote? The refusal to call out the above mentioned says it all. Who has HBCU produced in the last 30 years that is ride or die for their people? HBCU graduates want to be Beyoncé , Drake, Oprah, Bill Gates, and etc
@Solis225
5 ай бұрын
@ReginaldDj1Are you saying black voters who are responsible for Democrats being in office, 54 Congressional Black Caucus members , 2 black senators and a black vice president are sitting on the bench? How is it we don’t have a black power base again? So you are saying black votes are meaningless? Then why should we go to the polls again. I heard nothing about holding them accountable for their clear betrayal.
@Solis225
5 ай бұрын
Black Voters are a PAC. The only difference is when other PAC’s vote their people in the people they voted in don’t betray them!!
@salliewho3947
4 ай бұрын
Brilliant 🙏🏾🙏🏾 we definitely need a lobbyist organization
@annescholten9313
5 ай бұрын
LOVE this show.❤
@nataschawilson8982
5 ай бұрын
I love this show!!! This conversation was soooooo eye opening. It’s like that story about God sending all the things for rescue and we miss it. We are stuck trying to be accepted and prove we can sit at the table. We don’t realize we are at the wrong table 🙁 Get “there”…..learn somethings and then start our own table. A whole different perspective. Thank you ladies 💖🙏🏽
@williamlathan6932
5 ай бұрын
Best show ever🎉🎉🎉
@dhypeness9431
5 ай бұрын
I need a sit down with Ms. Pam!
@KwestionEverything1
5 ай бұрын
It's one of the best broadcasts I have heard in 2024. My wife, previously, went to the state government offices as an observer. She was flummoxed by the number of people lobbying politicians, and the black people present were there serving food, not presenting an agenda. We are 100 years behind the game. I wholeheartedly agree that we must form a political action committee. FYI. Rodriguez v. San Antonio School board in 1973 challenging equality in funding in public schools it of course went down 5-4 in the Warren court...🛬
@Theinfamouskiki411
5 ай бұрын
Yes indeed! I saw that too
@MrShoneys
5 ай бұрын
Karen Hunter I love your show, Ms. Pamela Keith was one of the best guest I have seen on this show, she is very knowledgeable and speaking facts about how the political game work, my answer to the question of the day is for Black to learn how politic really works, politic work by the numbers, if you have the right numbers you can pass any bills and laws, the majority in the House, 60 in the Senate, this why we must vote and play the long game, this why the Republican are changing voting laws and location because they understand numbers, the less people vote the better for the GOP, Pamela Keith was speaking from a factual point of view not emotional, a lot of these KZitemrs, social media Influenster, celebrity and Black activist don't real know how politic work they are coming from a misinformation, repeating other people talking point with out facts and emotional and Black people that lie and will sell other Black out for their personal gain, these people Black people are most dangerous people to the Black community, Example, look at what is happening in Louisiana, Black people did not vote, they now have a Republican Governor and now they are changing and passing laws to hurt Black people now they are crying flow, but it's to late to cry when you did not vote
@KarenHunterShow
5 ай бұрын
why the qualifier. She's great but please let's stop saying someone is the best. that's your opinion, not fact and it diminishes everyone else who has been on the show. not necessary.
@taynaburton5828
5 ай бұрын
I am with it, Ladies! What's the game plan and let's gooo!
@claudewilliams8083
5 ай бұрын
We need more people that’s are willing to do the work. Not many of us are willing to do what it takes this has always been the case some of our ancestors was willing to die for us, i am not sure that mindset doesn’t exist anymore nothing is going to change by itself. Our future depends on us deep thinkers and workers sacrifices have to be made constructively that’s my opinion. We need more of this conversation
@ImJustHere87
5 ай бұрын
AIPAC supports any candidate that supports their interest regardless of party. They don’t give demands to one side and say even if you don’t meet my demands you will still get my vote. The ask means nothing if there is no consequence if said demand isn’t met.
@melaninjones2011
5 ай бұрын
We need Civics taught in school curriculums.
@dbapeman0698
5 ай бұрын
Boils down to lack of unity. This is always our issue across the entire diaspora. If Black America could demonstrate this, it will have extraordinary global impact.
@SeeknDaTruth
5 ай бұрын
RIGHT. The new thing now is the emphasis placed on not being monolith. Tired of hearing us use that phrase as if that is an excuse to not come together. Unity is the prerequisite to getting anything done. Other groups aren't a monolith but they come together when their community is threatened or for their best interest... even the Yte Nationalists are in lockstep. Pam said it best (paraphrasing) we do have the capacity to collectively come together. We just need to be guided.
@Theinfamouskiki411
5 ай бұрын
It's a little of that bit of that but the mentality of righteousness or morality in the political space floors me. There is no morality in politics
@pblair7237
5 ай бұрын
Explain unity when you get an opportunity
@Optimistic-369
5 ай бұрын
Creating unity in the black community is easy , we just have to make it a priority for it to happen.
@dbapeman0698
5 ай бұрын
@@Optimistic-369 I’ll give you simple but not easy. There is a growing number of us who don’t seem to care much about unity at all. Lots of me and mine right now attitudes abound.
@zeepickens9049
4 ай бұрын
*Years ago, when I was in college I interviewed **#DickGregory**, after the interview he and I talked extensively about the political power of **#TheDevineNine**. Mr. Gregory was very disappointed, he thought pretty much like Roland Martin as well as myself, the infrastructure is there(within the Greek organizations), the membership numbers are insane, just on that alone WE should be creating major policy changes and have optimal political power. Unfortunately, the reality is depressing!*
@pamelacrittenden9630
5 ай бұрын
How do we contact Pam Keith. Her ideas are brilliant and needed. I am willing to roll up my sleeves and get to work. Her suggestion to start with HBCU funding is on point!
@KarenHunterShow
5 ай бұрын
Join Knarrative/Knubia. that's where we are building. www.knarrative.com
@p0rnany0ne
5 ай бұрын
How much of the resources do we own in our communities? How much capital do we have in our communities? How many businesses do we own in our communities? Since the church is in decline, what is the cultural/social center of our communities? But If other ethnic groups have lobbying groups, we should too
@p0rnany0ne
5 ай бұрын
ALEC is one of the ones that introduce legislation
@p0rnany0ne
5 ай бұрын
Have an interview with the National Black Professional Lobbyist Association Or Washington Government Relations Group NAACP says it does lobbying
@zazzleq6139
4 ай бұрын
@@p0rnany0neso are you saying NAACP are just lip service? How do we measure that an organisation is worth keeping in the conversation? How do we tally up their progress with one metric where one will be declared the best option to lead the group?
@whatmeworrynotoday
5 ай бұрын
Great show.. I appreciate you informing.. I've said for years we need a PAC. Unfortunately I'm doing those hours. So I won't run one. But I sure would support and promote.
@drwillspeaks
5 ай бұрын
Karen thank you for intelligent conversation around solutions not just talking the problem all the time.
@jeansmith2248
5 ай бұрын
Yes, what an extremely Informative, and Empowering dialogue.
@aliciathornwell_realtor
5 ай бұрын
Good segment. And I learned something this morning. We need to be specific with our ask.
@kokikodevereaux4932
5 ай бұрын
She's so correct. BLSA's support looked a lot different from that of the Federalist Society as well. Law school really was eye-opening as a black woman.
@ReinventingEnergyAndLove
5 ай бұрын
Wow..., this was so informative!! PAY ATTENTION!!! The education in this segment is invaluable! This is the blue print people!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
@Theinfamouskiki411
5 ай бұрын
Ive been saying this for decades. Because black people look at politics in emotional terms. That people should morally do the right thing by us. That doesn't exist. Politics is money and power. Your feelings are irrelevant! Whats fair or unfair isnt the deciding factor in a lot of laws. Issues we need help: Education: funding for HBCU'S and the building of our own political think tanks for high school and college grads. Black people dont have that. Start there. I dont know any black lobbyist group.
@MyTruth1771
5 ай бұрын
Best show so far!
@wwstarks1
5 ай бұрын
Great show, outstanding guest. We should take, a page from history by studying the work of our ancestors many were outstanding organizer like Mary McLeod Bethune, Leon Sullivan, A. Phillip Randolph etc .Mrs. Bethune was great at networking by uniting existing Organizations. We frequently discuss the success of the Montgomery Bus Boycott it was a lesson in unity. We have more information, social media, &other resources today to collaborate in order resolve some of the issues we face.
@lyndak3269
5 ай бұрын
NAACP confirms this to me - the average Black person - can not depend on them for just about anything.
@ElekrikLioness-tp4jk
5 ай бұрын
We could stop spending, excluding black owned businesses for a fairly short period of time and make a surprising impact being that we are the largest consumers, the challenge would be remaining on code for long enough to do so
@mysteriodreams
5 ай бұрын
@@Karen Hunter - I am BEYOND READY to activate. Put me to work, I will do what we need to progress our voices and initiatives HIGHER! Where do I sign up❓
@TheVuduYuDu
5 ай бұрын
She’s correct especially when we are looking at political organizing in the modern sense. There were black dedicated efforts with established groups via National Colored Conventions from 1830s up until the 1890s and latter Black National Conventions that died out in 1970s that did seek to establish platforms. I’m really curious why or how those efforts died out. What does it say about modern electoral politics especially considering the role $ plays in it. Good for thought.
@MichaelCorley-NYC
5 ай бұрын
I'm glad Pamela Keith is stating it clear how little control black people have over their political leaders they elect to office to represent our interests
@sheresehinkle4889
5 ай бұрын
👍👍
@rccesq
5 ай бұрын
Thank you for inviting Ms. Keith on to discuss this issue. AIPAC or any monied interest gets what it wants because it does not care about political parties. Monied interests derive power from lobbying candidates (presidents, governors, legislators) on all sides of the aisle.
@BDemond
5 ай бұрын
Professor Hunter!! I have followed your channel for a little bit over a two years, this my first time leaving a comment. I respectfully disagree with politics...former Chicagoan, voted in 2008...lol that was the final time...fool me once......you know the rest...I am under the conviction that its impossible to change a system within the system ..No I dont have ivy league education, or any HBCU, neither Am i the brightest bulb in the pack, One thing i do know convincingly, I will NOT be bamboozled by ANY politicians ever again...I refuse to believe my vote matter. Philosophically and idealogically and spiritually I enjoy Most of your discourse sista!!! UNTIL voting season...lol PLEASE dont take this as any disrespect I thoroughly admire your platform with ALL the guests from different genres, backgrounds etc. Thank you for your Divine Sista essence....1
@KarenHunterShow
5 ай бұрын
okay.
@arcellmorgan8255
5 ай бұрын
By putting race above gender , political party, and start at what we agree with more than our difference and I agree with everything in this video
@JohnHenry629
5 ай бұрын
By getting the Small Hat, s out of our politics and pockets!
@TheVuduYuDu
5 ай бұрын
Excellent, excellent conversation! Please give Karen Hunter her props! Few in black media with her platform are brave enough to even have this much needed conversation !
@angieb822
5 ай бұрын
Representation and collective strength in numbers matters. You have to push your agenda to get your agenda pushed.
@user-bs8hm6bq3e
5 ай бұрын
They need to start a lobby group it is much needed to get bills past, it's so much more we can be doing as a race of people.How things look, it's like we are right back facing the same problems over an over
@carmellmuhammad34
5 ай бұрын
Apac is running the country
@TheN1406
5 ай бұрын
Thank you for this! I can’t wait to do something. Although it seems impossible that we’ve not thought of this before. The answer is critical to combat issues that are sure to come up. PS- not against funding of HBCUs, but I guarantee a faction will rise up against this. But, let me not get distracted.
@Theinfamouskiki411
5 ай бұрын
You can something.. get ready to leave this country😂
@cecilhayden585
5 ай бұрын
Sister Pam is 100% right. Growing up late 50's/early 60's and being politically aware in undergrad in mid 70's I have often given this thought. What she said is the prime reason that I have no respect for classical Black organizations.
@1hotshon
5 ай бұрын
Classism is a big factor !
@perseverancedna
4 ай бұрын
I'm all for a Knubian political pac. Knubia Public Affairs Committee KPAC
@pele914
25 күн бұрын
The weakness of Black communities in general not just politically is due to the weakness of the Black nuclear family unit. That weakness is a consequence of many factors surrounding an ever widening gap between men and women. This gender war has to cease, the common man needs to be loved, and women have to be respected. Building stronger marriages will lead to stronger families which then leads to stronger communities.
@diannemclinn7076
5 ай бұрын
That is a wonderful idea. 👏🏽👏🏽
@robertbeatty8241
5 ай бұрын
Karen, many years ago I saw a book that was listed in this week in review. It slipped under the radar. Written by Theodore Cross . The Book was titled "The Black Power Imperative" No book is perfect but there are many ideas in that book. I suggest you seek it out . Be critical as I sure you always are. it may surprise you. I was impressed enough to buy 2 hb and 10 pbs.
@robertbeatty8241
5 ай бұрын
I know Dr. Carr is prolific in his book library. He probably has it somewhere. Theodore Cross also wrote "Black Capitalism" I only bought that after buying the first book I mentioned. Black Capitalism preceded Black Power Imperative. I have yet to read " Black Capitalism. I started it but found it less thought-provoking.
@KarenHunterShow
5 ай бұрын
thank you for this, Robert. I will look for it. And I KNOW Dr. Carr has it. LOL.
@wallyg5085
5 ай бұрын
I think the other ethnic groups have more political power than black people in the US because of the following: 1.) Strong household units who espouse self-determinism, 2.) Shared cultural values, 3.) strong institutions What do I mean? 1.) The household is the foundation of generational wealth & subsequently power. It’s hard to build a resilient house on broken foundation - The Black American Household has endured a lot of obstacles since slavery but was systematically destroyed by a slew of policies (including Lyndon B Johnson & others). - Now it would seem that most black families esp in the inner cities mentioned are trapped in a cycle of “survival.” Every one is trying to “get out,” most people lack the energy or the mental bandwidth to build long term wealth. Many households have single earners working low wage (at times multiple jobs) and have a hard time building a safe environment for their kids to thrive. The ramifications are passed-on to their children. --> For example: I went to a 95% black school on the Southwest side of Chicago. Out of a class of 300 freshmen, about 60 graduated (myself included). …most of my high school classmates got derailed due to a combination of gang activity, arrests, teen pregnancies & etc. --> Many of my classmates only aspired to be rappers, athletes, or entertainers, not doctors, lawyers, or engineers. --> Many of the ones that escaped & got scholarships to some PWI such as Arkansas or Kansas were right back in the community about 1yr later. **** I know this is NOT REPRESENTATIVE OF All black families in the US, and I know many African American families are doing really well financially, but where I didn’t see it in my area. --> Many of the schools in my area just felt like places to “keep black kids from causing trouble in the streets,” instead of actual centers of learning and upward mobility. --> I only realized my reality was starkly different then the more affluent areas of Chicagoland, when I begun attending college Downtown, & started exploring other parts of Chicago & nearby suburbs. --> we were being trained to be low wage employees at best, while kids in more affluent areas such as New Trier township, or Jones College Prep in the Chicago Loop downtown were learning to be CEOs and leaders. --> I should also add that the “Black Family” experience for Africans and Caribbean living in those same communities was a little different because their families were generally more intact.. the ones living on the North side of Chicago did especially well. - My point is that the lack of family cohesion seemed to have a more devastating impact on African American families in the influential cities mentioned, and seemed to have hampered upward mobility, economic wealth and subsequently the lack of political power. ..Everyone who made it out bolted out.. as result we continue to lose institutional knowledge. - I won’t dive in to points 2 and 3 since this post would be even longer than it already is. - But the bottom line as I see it, is that Black families in the US, are seemingly constantly relearning lessons that previous generations already learned. We pass on generational debt and trauma instead of generational wealth and cohesion, unlike the Jewish, Indian, Middle Eastern, & Southeast Asian communities. I believe the solution is to craft a multigenerational plan, that prioritizes rebuilding the Black American family unit (esp in the inner cities). By having dual parenting in households, you can double the household income and provide capacity to cultivate more black professionals such Lawyers, Engineers, Doctors etc. And in the long run we can rebuild black institutions funded by black people in those communities across the country (just like the Asians and the Jewish people). This problem occurred over several generations, I think it’ll take a deliberate approach over several generations to remedy (providing we have the tactical patience to execute it).
@kimwilliams388
5 ай бұрын
How do I reach Pam Keith?
@amarbyrd2520
5 ай бұрын
This feels as if it's something that needs to be put in front of every policymaker and "notable personality" who's planning to attend the Nat'l Action Network conference in April -- and/but also we have to plan in advance for the reactionary pushback, bc Garvey and Malcolm X et al were not killed by accident -- and/but there actually might need to be both the HBCUs and VOTING RIGHTS, because w/o the latter, we can't do anything else and also in TN and MS they are already vacating HBCU college boards
@supremeb3563
5 ай бұрын
The lady being interviewed had me going at first, until she said "black and brown." Then, she mentioned the federal government responsible for equitable funding of black colleges when most alumni of those colleges don't give back financially. Finally, she said Jack and Jill, The Links, the Masons , and the Boule should step in and set up lobbies, like they never had the chance, and will do for the masses if they wanted.
@KarenHunterShow
5 ай бұрын
is it that easy to stop you? SMH!
@supremeb3563
5 ай бұрын
@@KarenHunterShow I guess you didn't like what I said. You good.
@relaxlibrary4249
2 ай бұрын
This discussion brings about an interesting question. Where is the PAC that promotes a Black agenda? Other groups are using money to shape policy, while we are marching in the streets. We see which method has been more effective over the last 20 years.
@KarenHunterShow
2 ай бұрын
we are creating it. Stay tuned.
@kecia6545
5 ай бұрын
Going block by block. Killa Mike suggested Saturday school and I think that makes sense.
@KarenHunterShow
5 ай бұрын
There is Saturday school already. it's not an original thought...and yes, block by block is a great strategy.
@nancywall263
5 ай бұрын
We need to advertise for black own stations. We have a few. Roland Martin unfiltered is one.
@marylander3798
5 ай бұрын
theres a fundamental flaw in this analysis. cities dont run entire state governments, thats just not the case. Black populations concentrated in cities is not going to lead to state power. please interview charles blow on this topic. the only reason we have so much Black political power in Maryland is that our populations are 32% and its spread out across multiple counties in the state. look up The Blueprint for Marylands Future for an example of state wide equitable school funding policy. Its extremely expensive and we are struggling to fund it. we also repealed the police bill of right and passed state wide police reform. its also not ok to say AIPAC is lobbying for the Jewish community. they arent, they lobby for the state of Isreal. Isreal does not represent all Jewish people and the government isnt synonymous with Jewish people.
@user-wi4lu4bd3g
5 ай бұрын
They have wrong tint
@wm8673
2 ай бұрын
OOP!!😮
@nigelbutler4577
Ай бұрын
I’m so glad you didn’t listen to your daddy, this time! 😊😊😊
@TheeSimoneB
5 ай бұрын
FAMU and FSU campuses don’t look the same but FSU has way more land.
@ReginaldDj1
5 ай бұрын
Professor Karen Hunter you need to make some calls especially to Roland Martin because he has connections to all those groups he got them on speed dial plus Of course Dr Greg Carr plus all the people on your panel and on Roland's panel i bet yall can make something happen Just like you created Karrative i believe in you 🤔
@KarenHunterShow
5 ай бұрын
you're making some assumptions here./
@Solis225
5 ай бұрын
So are you saying black voters who put 54 Congressional Black Caucus members in office and 2 black senators don’t have any power? Why vote than? The point is black voters are not using their power to vote these people out after their clear betrayal.
@rwellz8067
5 ай бұрын
3x our community's gdp
@herbalrootwoman
4 ай бұрын
Maaaaaan they playing chess and we playing checkers 😔
@sunrise2148
5 ай бұрын
We've asked for reparations, haven't we? If our 'asks' aren't within the parameters of upholding YT supremacy, capitalism aside, why would it be considered? Things are the way they are for a reason. Could we create an ALEC (American Legislative Exchange Council)? We don't know what we need because we've lost our unique cultural base. Our indoctrination doesn't allow for us to make decisions based on a reference that accommodates our ontology (way of being).
@jamesnewman6698
5 ай бұрын
Hey Dr. Hunter is 50 years with full citizenship & full rights a long time?
@didymusjames-zn9gq
5 ай бұрын
Aipac American Israel Public Affairs Committee Pronounced-( eye-pak). but carry on
@okera424
5 ай бұрын
She probably means well, she just doesn't know well...
@uchennakpaduwa9592
5 ай бұрын
I like her. Bring her on when talking politics And stop caping for the dems when you should be caping for blacks
@BlackandBlessed100
5 ай бұрын
Black men can pay their child support bills and stay out of jail Black Americans people have been here a long time and maintain less education and more incarcerations WHY When my black Grown self has a job / career and paid my family house off with my regular job My income is low lowwww because black women only make 55 cents on the dollar With that my house is STILL paid off from me working overtime to take care of my small family and small community We can have time to build a family a business a community and STOP with the bs
@zazzleq6139
4 ай бұрын
I just saw this interview featured on Diamond Dave channel where a first caller at the end of his show explained how free masons get change done for their group. I just realised that the first caller referred to his masonic levers of power as elders. The title “elders” gives an illusion of wise innocent people yet they are nothing but people placed in position of power for a time period. Masons are a cheap imitation of Holy biblical order🤔. Might find that elders have more blood on their hands than himself as a newbie. Masons don’t believe in transparency so they definitely can sell out the black community with higher priority decisions. My opinion is that the word elder is used to temporarily subdue the guilt for being in an organisation that sabotage’s collective black progress. I do thank him for exposing one reason behind black suppression.
@percymirakles
5 ай бұрын
Don’t give politicians our vote until they adhere-to a black agenda we have one that currently exists(the contract with black America)if we need to add to it then we can do so. But you must be willing to push and punish politicians and when they don’t come through don’t vote, or vote for the opposition it’s not that hard. The people that makes you think it’s hard and is like where do we begin. Those people have another agenda and it’s not black people agenda. We not worried about no project 2025 with republicans because it seems the democrats have their own version of project 2025 that they are exposing right now flood the country will illegals and not holding primaries to select the candidate they want. Then look how they doing Donald Trump, whether you personally like him has nothing to do with the tax payer apparatuses that they are using to take down an political opponent during a election. OPEN YOUR EYES UP PEOPLE. They telling you to be scared of the other side because you not paying attention to them.
@Venus-er9ng
5 ай бұрын
Perhaps Professor you are thinking of American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) is a nonprofit organization of conservative state legislators and private sector representatives who draft and share model legislation for distribution among state governments in this country. 🧏🏿♀️
@ThatsJustMyBabyDaddy
5 ай бұрын
21:26 I've wondered this since I was in elementary school. The current public school funding structure is most certainly a legacy of Jim Crow.
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