I mean not even just that but the more the police militarize the more the resistance will become more violent. The anger and violence is a reaction to the violence being used against the oppressed.
@Russell Alami I don't think I'd want to take advice from a hostile actor. History is being made in America right now. And the whole world is watching. We are experiencing history and have the opportunity to be a part of it.
@Russell Alami Dunno what channel you're watching, but: - post-Tigeux Park, the alt-right image is getting massacred. - a 2A RU-vidr has been up in the CHAZ and said it's like a festival. - FOX has been caught doctoring photos, getting dragged all over FB/RU-vid. - Trump is on the back foot, he's double-digits behind. - now we recognize the police concessions contain a lot of weasel words, but this isn't over yet but if Trump thinks he's going to get any campaigning done before November, he's going to get schooled. - Fox no longer controls the media. Mobile Phones do.
Honest to truth if people hate Angela Davis it's because of pure racism. She speaks out against racism, about the injustices about the world. How her childhood was filled with fear because of her race. Yet, she keeps a respectful and polite tone. She doesn't raise her voice (except to be heard in speeches), she doesn't get angry, she just states the twisted hell America has inflicted and keeps calm and collected the whole time. If I were in her place I wouldn't have the strength to keep calm after all that's happened.
+El Principe The fact that she armed a 17 year old to go into a courtroom to "rescue" two black convicts who murdered a prison guard and executed a judge,. I don't know seems kinda damning to be honest.
KSangel180 This country has made damn sure the 60's and 70's will never happen again, the power of the people scared the spit out of the monied ruling class and they will nnever let it happen again.
Buggle Magnum you literally know nothing about this person and you supporting BLM has noting to do with you coming out of nowhere and acting like you know everything. You sound dumb.
Buggle Magnum ya i meant nothing like there is still rampant and explicit racism in our country. police brutality is still a huge problem everywhere, the KKK is still not considered a terrorist organization, black people get arrested and killed for just being black... obviously lots has changed IN GENERAL. perhaps i misspoke. but from a base level, things haven’t changed. 🤷🏻♀️
Natty Rocberry u on here with the fist symbols and acting like u conscious yet u r not conscious of ur own self, u r an exact example of why we cant progress, as long as we have a nation full of ur type we will constantly be the losers, start using ur brain and stop focusing on being a object and grow up stop being childesh!!!
Don't be too down on yourself. You're literally programmed to think a certain way. Everyone is. It's only when you're able to step away and look at things from a different perspective can you grow as a human.
Most black sociologists and activist are underrated bc these institutions do not give them the recognition they deserve. However there are many books by Angela Davis and within prison reform area of expertise she is very very well known !
I cried watching this feature in the documentary "13th". Her account of the four little girls that were bombed by homegrown terrorists, touched my heart and sparked my interest in learning more about her and the continuous covert methods being employed to oppress people of color.
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No we haven't lost it.The black lives matter movement is on top of things.And theres others out side of BLM like king noble & Eye Embress who are modern day revolutionist.
So eloquent and thoughtful, Angela Davis destroyed the stereotype that bigots always perpetuated about black Americans. She is the true superstar of African American women.
Yes, just like ALL the others b4 her. When you speak the with intelligence and knowledge on what they are doing and have done. They won't and will DELETE you.
1975 Black power mixtape is one of the most informative, compelling documentaries on black struggle, the Panthers, and black liberation ive ever seen, definitely a must see
I just watched on Netflix last night. I am going to keep watching until I learn the rhyme the man was saying in that bookstore...I also watch whenever I experience racism it heals the pain seeing Stokley Carmichael and his mother discuss their injustice as a family. seeing how intelligent and strong they were and knowing I am not the only black person that suffers from this sick twisted system. my ancestors had black power...they survived so will I.
Benjamin W. Roberts Yeah I watch that last night He was basically doing positive for the community and they felt threatened so They made up a lie to raid his house only just to kill him . They wanted to prevent the rise of MESSIAH!
This woman just mesmerized me when I heard her in '68 at Boulder, the University Of Colorado Student Center. She was beautiful, classy, articulate, & incredibly smart, indeed brilliant. I was one of a small number of non-blacks at the speech, but It was a moment I would never have missed. An incredible woman! Wolfsky9, 68 y/o
Since this was shot in 1972 and I was born in 1978 that means that there black people in Los Angeles have not had a moment of peace in my lifetime. Only we can make it better for us
I fail to see how rioting helps the black community helps the black community. In fact when the rioting the gangs moved in and black neighborhoods lost investment. Start snitching and black neighborhoods will improve
@@danielcuthbert961 hey man, I think it's at a point where people aren't trying to help. They're asking people to pay attention. It's been decades of peaceful protest and no change; the same stories, evidence, songs about institutional racism that existed 50, 60 years ago apply today and cameraphones are making it evident. That's why, a severely oppressed group is finally angry and rioting. There's only so long you can clearly go on being treated like a second class citizen and abused by the police and government. You mentioned snitching but imagine you were forcibly taken from America to live in Africa, abused by black people for decades, then given 'freedom' but continued to see your white counterparts arrested more easily, abused by police and incarcerated, every day. Would you snitch on other white people or would you hate the institution and refuse to cooperate with it?
@@pennyvega6440 I mean it depends on the context its used in, as with all symbols. It generally represents solidarity against or defiance of oppressors which is why many communist parties have adopted them as workers are often, if not always these days, an oppressed group but it was also used in the feminist movement and also became a symbol for solidarity in the black community when tommie smith and john carlos held up their fists on the podium of the 1968 olympic games.
I just watched the film 13th and it really opened my eyes. Although I will never understand the struggle of being black an america I 100% stand with the black community. Angela Davis is a hero, I’m honestly shocked I wasn’t taught about her in school but then again they don’t want us to know these things. #blm
Amazes me, as part of First Nation People that there are people calling Angela Davis a hippocrite....what is that old country saying? People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. What amazes me is that people still hate her so much....she is an independent thinker, with a right to express herself, just as you do. Walk a mile in her moccasins before you judge.
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Her hair is gorgeous!! Actually, I don't think I've ever seen a "type" of hair that didn't look beautiful when it was taken care of properly (and by this I mean healthy).
Angela Davis is the perfect example of how women are constantly left out in history and never hyped as their male counterparts in all races, cultures and believes. I often notice how MLK is so hyped, and i truly appreciate and love MLK, but there are more other African American who fought just as hard for the rights of black people, women and homosexuals who weren't given that much attention.
@Monkey Brown there were Male leaders left out when the MAJORITY, if not all, of leaders who were given recognition and attention were Males not females and you can guess why is that!!! So, how does this makes sense to you?. And to me this just as important as racism. Women have been left out of history while it was shaped and written by men. And like i said, i truly believe MLK is a leader worth of recognition, there's no argues in that. But no one remembers any Female leaders or what they did because all the focus, credit and hype goes always to their male counterpart. All the sung heros and great activists are for some reason men. This is another important event that will shape history years from now, so it's best to remind the ladies to not forget reclaiming their voices which is an essential player that will shape this history.
Angela Davis and we are still here today on June 1, 2020. Protest all in every state of America and demonstrations all over the world. I will forever defend my right to freedom. We will not stop fighting this injustice and violence felt amongst us until my last breath. #uprising
Rafael Storm why give up internet access? Imagine -Huey Newton on Facebook Ha www.hatepigs.com I think you're missing the point and attacking a beautiful girl that has become inspired by the words of Angelia Davis, and trying to inspire others. Just like all the other IGNORANT assholes I'll explain again BPP had two obstacles to address IGNORANCE & INERTIA the big I's. The internet is not just for porn...SOME PEOPLE ACTUALLY USE FOR EDUCATION. AND HOW THE HELL U KNOW IF HER HAIR IS RELAXED...JUST CUS ALL GIRLS IN YO FAMILY IS KNAPPY.
+Nomagugu Makhosazana the black lives matter movement is definitely bringing change so dont down the new generation its really getting old and discouraging hearing remarks like these from old people smh
+aaliyahcomeback People tend to be discouraged by the truth. The reality is most people are Sheeple. Living unaware of the lack of purpose in their lives. If you see criticism as self defeating then change your mindset. Use it as fuel to motivate the masses. Be steadfast in your notions. There will be many oppressors.
just a theory but I think when we started getting some civil rights we settled right there..as if that made everything right. We haven't healed from the aftermath of slavery first and foremost. This country hasn't compensated black people for stealing our identity, and causing lifelong generational problems from that ordeal. ..here we are celebrating and the problem of racism isn't solved. Some black people got on their feet and didn't look back to help their brother instead they think they have arrived until the "powers that be remind them who they are...as Neely fuller says black people need to stop celebrating before they make a touchdown we dancing like we won and then get tackled before we complete the whole job. (paraphrased quote)
I still say that sister Angela is awesome. And I do recommend her books ARE PRISONS OBSOLETE, THE NATURE OF FREEDOM AND OTHER DIFFICULT DIALOGUES, WOMEN: RACE AND CLASS, Even in old age she's still awesome. Right on, sister Angela Davis!
Angela Davis, I love you so much. I grew up in Berkeley and Oakland California, born in 1961, as black female child. Be cause of you I had a sense of pride and was able to have free breakfast and lunch at school. Because of my mother's mental health situation, there was defiantly no food in the house. Thank for all that you have done out of love for our people. You are so black and so dam beautiful.
watching the documentary "13th" in netfix moved me beyond words. I had no idea how deep rooted and severe the suffering of the black community has gone through in America. JUSTICE DELAYED IS JUSTICE DENIED". #blacklivesmatter
She is so well spoken and conveys the struggle even in interrigations. Even her image portrays revolution with that big afro and the style. She never backed down she is a hero through and through.
Her words are powerful and I hope more people hear them. Its absolutely horrific what goes on in this country and that it's been happening and continues to happen for so many years is just... I cant believe it. I'm trying to be more educated and trying to educate others. Angela is a great teacher.
You will be soon fighting for your own life in this crazy multicultural society. So be ready and enjoy last few moments before the hell open and civil war comes.
Angela David I have been following. You all🚎 my life since 1972 I'm 63 years old. Now will you ever. Return to the United. States shimah Ali n.town n. Philly Philadelphia pa
Angela Davis was s Associate Professor at UCLA in 69, I was in the 6th grade, she is so interesting, intelligent and SEXY, a real sister who stood up against the system and won!
A truly beautiful and brilliant woman. As a white teenager growing up in SF, she influenced my thinking about life and the injustice done to the black community. I remember her from the SF State days, and I’am so greatful that videos exist of this time in American history, to show all people that the struggle for equality must continue for all people. Angela Davis will always be a true hero of mine!!!!! Wake up America
1:55 - "the real content of any kind of revolutionary thrust lies in the principles and the goals that you're striving for, not in the way you reach them" - yes!
The balls on this woman sheesh. It truly is amazing the strength black women have shown when it comes to fighting oppression in America, the Caribbean and Africa throughout the centuries though they're contributions are often downplayed and/or overshadowed by men. Cool video
favourite Angela Davis speech. there are so many great ones but this one, so much honesty and clarity in her voice, even when she's at her lowest. proof she was a born warrior.
She is my mentor before I leave this life I would love to meet her.. If someone knows her please let me know.. She is a woman I truly love everything about her!!
Who here is watching this in 2020 during COVID-19 #BillGates #Scandemic. What an amazing beautiful powerful black woman. Revolutionary figure. Makes me proud to be black. One L💚VE! ❤️❤️❤️❤️✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🤜🏾🤛🏾🌺🌸🌼🌈✨🌟💫🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
