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@James Graham It's an Irish colloquialism. Fair play / fair dues. It's a more informal way to acknowledge someone's achievement. It has pretty much nothing to do with the idea of 'playing fair'. Anyway, fair dues to you ;)
his will be a legacy of deep intelligence and massive amounts of caring through education. I fell in love with Dr West in the 90's and continue to be one of his biggest fans.......he is sublime
Kevin Casciano I first heard Dr. West speak in the 90's, I was 15. I remember thinking, "This guy knows the way" I've looked to him to provide direction, clarity, and inspiration ever since.
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@@carolineholiday9285 i first heard im in the 80s...brilliant voice
T Clark I suppose its the way he never gives up on anybody. He appeals to our higher nature at all times. Also, I love how he is dynamic enough to communicate with anyone from a convict to your grandmother. A voice that is needed more than ever, a kind heart that may be a remedy for a Fascist age.
Dr. West has actually gotten cooler with age. He's brilliant here, but doesn't have the joyous optimism of present day West. I'm not used to seeing him this serious.
@@tntramzy12 Humans are humans. Color, culture and environment makes it seem like we're different but we're not. I'm irritated that this lie persist among smart people as well who should know better.
@James Graham No, that is a lie. Race does not exist; we're human not a different subspecies within humanity. We all came from one place; expanded out, changed looks due to environment and food, then, fucked each other silly to create more diverse looks after leaving Africa. If you look at the African continent, the most diverse continent on the planet, every type of human feature exist there, only with dark skin.
Dr. Cornel West is a man I strive to emulate. His courage is beyond the strongest warrior. His intelligence is unattainable to the most educated professor. His compassion is on the level of a mother caring for her newborn. And to me his greatest attribute is his insight which is more profound than the most powerful clairvoyant.
He is astoundingly intelligent and a great word master. His strenths are in his being a highly informed, deeply educated and widely read minister who returns to love and forgiveness in the face of dissention. I admire him completely and follow him to stay above the latest fray.
@James clark if all lives matter shouldn't black lives matter? Until people stop being killed simply because they were driving, jogging, talking, walking etc while doing nothing else but having more melanin than someone who looks like me, than all lives don't matter. Period
It's so interesting that CR claimed that he was out of his time for his views on capitalism and liberalism and some 24 years later his comments are almost prophetic.
Why didn’t we get debates involving West, Sowell, Walters and Jackson on their perspectives over the last 30 years? Prior to the late 80’s it was far more common to see respectable debates. For some reason things shifted to platform rhetoric avoiding direct opposition of opinion that would have been very beneficial. I guess the mainstream media has been letting the public down longer then first thought.
@@ShubhamBhushanCC he or she didn’t ask anything but gave a compliment. Not all white people are well spoken and intelligent & so that compliment can easily be given to people of either or all colours
God Bless Mr. West a gentle giant who is brillant yesterday as is Presently. He remains in the STRUGGLE for Black and poor people and I love him for it. Again God Bless this Beautiful Brother!
Two decades ago and we still haven't reached a way out of a corporate controlled government. In fact it has gotten more strength today. If we want to truly get started on real change we need a President Cornell West.
@@jevazquez2 I feel like back then they had much better interviews. Just a dark room with nothing to see except the two. And like the interviewer is just being a comfortable conversation partner. Idk I just like the vibe.
Cornel West. One of the last few elders (real ones) left. His contributions have always been relevant to the betterment of black people in America, and beyond.
John Ocampo, if you do read more, you’ll find that Serbs were so intensely vilified by every segment of MSM and Hollywood (CIA mouthpieces) that even brother Bernie Sanders and brother Cornell West called for bombing, whereas truth is almost diametrically different. You can also check the writings of Michael Parenti, To Kill a Nation, or Peter Handke... Bottom line, it was a US instigated war for geo-political presence in Russia’s ‘backyard’. The biggest US military base in the world is now located there.
And he was right, look where Bosnia is today wafter US intervention. It’s probably the only time the US were ever successful intervening in a country. When it’s for the right reasons.
Dr. West maintained his colorful personality when he was younger which is a much less of a distraction when what he is saying has such relevance and importance
Yes race matters, races are essential in the making of tomorrow. Each race has something special about them, each quality of race is a piece of the process. Together the races will make progress. Listen in Peace 4
Mr. West said, "zip zap paddy wack, rifity tickety Cadillac. And the crowd cheered, saying, Zip zap paddy wack...... We can't wait till Cornell West comes back
Turned out to be wrong about Clinton early on, though today he has none of those illusions. It would of been harder at the time to see the direction things were heading. Maybe if asked him in 1997 he might have already changed his tune. After all the stuff Clinton did overall but just in 1996 alone is astounding
2022 and nothing, absolutely nothing has changed. In some ways, things are worse. The house is divided against itself…how long will it continue to stand ?
It's a shame Charly Rose didn't take to his heart the prophetic warning of Dr West in the end of the interview. The publicity corrupted him as well like it did to so many other
Why did Rose feel he had the authority to talk over and cut off Dr. Cornel West? Even at that early stage in his career, Dr. West was a formidable and unparalleled theologian, scholar, and thought leader. Rose's interruptive interview style felt disrespectful, to say the least. I don't recall him doing that in other interviews during this era. See: Toni Morrison & Rose. Yet, Dr. West was graceful and offered wisdom in the face of possible egoism. "The world's too tragic to be a naive optimist." Thank you Dr. West for offering me language to more clearly articulate this catastrophic masterpiece called life as an African American.
How do such people wake up every day of their lives to speak such truths with the level of fervor exhibited here? ...day after day after year after decade after president after war after etc...? The average human would have collapsed under the weight of such perceived hopelessness long ago. This is why West is West, Chomsky is Chomsky, Sanders is Sanders, etc... Time is seldomly as ripe as it is now to take that step beyond hope!
I don't like the host/interviewer's mannerisms and gestural tone towards brother Cornel West. Could it be the race against time to try and cover as many questions on his Q-cards that enables to also be quite condescending? Nevertheless, Mr. West is brilliant and well learned. Good spread
can the interviewer just kept interrupting Dr West...and trying to feed him his lines. If he knows so much especially from about 16.10 to 17.00 .Awful . why invite an eminent voice to drown it .So typical of the very liberal that he listens to Dr West eloquently critiquing
14:03 Rose: Should the United States in some…call of justice and morality and being in the side of all that is good, say the world we will not stand by and allow this West: In Bosnia yes, West: Should have done it a year ago Rose: With American military leading West: That’s right, that’s exactly right
richard ouvrier idk if it means he’s harder left than he lets on. His beliefs are obviously backed by an intense and extensive education in history, economics and politics that we’ll surpass the labels of “he’s more left than that”. I’m sure his beliefs of what every country needs and what should do is very pragmatic and tailored to fit what that country needs which is dictated by his beliefs of social justice, dignity, and democratic socialism.
*ohh, i see! ok, so separating race to class proper may be an uphill battle.* at least for this campagin. i was anaware of this aspect of his work. oops. _JC
