Dr. Michael Eric Dyson - Lecture @ Hampton Ministers Conference (POWERFUL) | 2019 

Michael Eric Dyson an "intellectual"? Um, maybe not so much. Isn't he that idiot who made a fool of himself while debating Jordan Peterson?

Using unchangeable physical attributes, such as color, as a basis for challenging America; that is racist and toxic.

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I disagree; if you don't have Justice, then you don't have Jesus. Jesus is Justice.

Lol. 2:19

@@rev.sheathompsonnone if those are justice, they're revenge

Jesus ministry 80 percent was about social justice.!! Man y’all need to really study the Biblical teachings of Jesus Christ!!

He was tasked with giving a lecture....not to preach. A lecture isn't bound by the Bible. Jesus Himself was a revolutionary. He called out those in power. Jesus was social justice.

Michael Eric Dyson an "intellectual"? Um, maybe not so much. Isn't he that idiot who made a fool of himself while debating Jordan Peterson?

That's the Holy Spirit! Vote blue

@@jamesmoses6092what?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

He is black and he identifies with the oppress and we are located in the east, west, south and north.

He's also from Washington, DC aka Chocolate City!

When you are raised by southern folk you eat drink think speak in the way you were raised, I myself from Grandrapids Michigan. know first hand.

We are inundated with the universal, but it don't make sense without particular.

Cope

Trust me he can communicate with simple minded people like yourself.

I'll take him over Trump any day!

@@claudejackson1555 what better way to understand life, than plain and simple? 😂 it’s not rocket science. It’s not supposed to be hard😂 and talks are not supposed to have words so big, that only a few understand. 😂 your lashing out gives great truth to my statement before. You either lack truth or don’t care for it, as this man in this video doesn’t . No one blames you. An I surely don’t think anything bad of you. Only that you let someone else think for you. And that you’re more of a follower than a leader. And to highlight again, your comment has no intellect in it whatsoever. Just something like a child lashing out when there upset. So who’s really simpleminded?😂 id have to say we both are. The difference between us is: you replying to a man that isn’t childish enough to still need another man after he got grown. Hope you learned something. 🤦🏽‍♂️

Michael Eric Dyson an "intellectual"? Um, maybe not so much. Isn't he that idiot who made a fool of himself while debating Jordan Peterson?

No question Dyson is a great thinker and debater, but he does let his ego get in the way of his message. He is as much about "Black performative" presentation, as he is about addressing the pressing social and political issues of today. He is always in professorial and ministerial mode, when he is not exercising his missed calling to be a rap artist. Too often with us African-Americans, we care more about how someone speaks rather than what they say. It is as if his accomplishments as a philosopher and minister, are not enough for him. His use of words that most Black people have not knowledge of the meaning, has always seemed strange to me - the conscious attempt at inserting sometimes multiple words in one sentence. Much lesser people are criticized for such pretentiousness, but such is the mindset of so many today. Style is valued over substance. This thing about culture or "the culture" is the epitome of hype. Ironic that Dyson being a Minister, seems to have made himself the un-official spokes -person for Hip-Hop, as H-H has supplanted the Black Church, the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements, and Black music in general, as the face of Black culture to the world. This oral tradition that we have long cherished, has under H-H's watch, seen the decline in the reading and overall academic achievement of the Black people, who have needed improvement in their lives the most. In celebrating their 50th anniversary they said it changed the word. Sadly it did not change the communities it came out of, and so not much the people who live in them, certainly not change them for the better. I must comment on your statement that Jesus made sure everyone understood him at all times. I don't know about that. The word of God before him and still to this day is understood differently by believes of many if not all beliefs/faiths, but I get your point or I'll concede to it, as I am not a believer in the way of religions.

He was giving a lecture, this wasn't a sermon.

@@thetheologynetwork4998 what was the subject of the lecture?