Dr. Umar Johnson confronted by LGBT Feminist during Xseed in Life program KC 2015 

Thank you. Marcus Garvey said "We are a race cursed by petty differences." We are the only people who are still dividing each other by category. Ex: colorism, etc. This will continue to be our downfall.

yeah...not buying that, black women experience both sexism and racism differently BECAUSE they are black women. Just like there are different types of racism where we acknowledge that the US operates on anti-black racism which is different than the racism that other racial and ethnic groups experience. You are all of your identities ALL the time and how you see, move through, and experience the world is not through one identity at a time. Telling people to downgrade parts of their identity(parts that might be MORE important and consequential for them in their lives than their racial identity-black people aren't a monolith) is like white folks telling black folks that All Lives Matter so stop talking about your blackness and the issues of importance to your community(like murder with impunity by tax paid law enforcement). Basically you don't think all black lives matter. Not saying we have to be a part of all the movements at the same time or with the same zealousness, but we have leave room for and acknowledge different types of blackness and black experiences. And that your experience is not universal, just because we're both black doesn't mean you know me. Our struggles are inextricably linked and so is our liberation.

agreed

Shelton Ross Actually the world treats me like a human being. How exactly do black people get treated?

Shelton Ross I travel a lot and get treated the same. So how exactly do black people get treated?

FACTS

Conversation. Over.

So you're saying it's a choice?

b9y people see your race before they see your sexuality. One takes priority over the other.

Lol what behavior is that? They fight for the same thing we fight fod

Dude, spot on!!! Boom!

This guy... 👆🏽 -woooshhhhh

So true

@Shane Maritch Agree with him or not he was able to give reasons for his position. She simply said he was wrong no matter what source he quoted yet was unable to give even one reason his statement/s were wrong. One was debating(him) the other was indoctrinating/enforcing belief(her). If your only defense is to say someone is wrong you have no point or validity to your position. He spoke from a professional opinion based on all the cases he has dealt with over many years. She just made unsupported statements of opinion. She made a fool of herself and her movement. An old saying goes" Better to remain quiet and have people suspect you are a fool, than open your mouth and remove all doubt". That is what she did. She clearly demonstrated she was an intellectually bankrupt individual who based all her views on emotional belief and mantra.

@@saintsone7877 Couldn't have said it better.

Exactly what Dave Chappelle is talking about with the alphabet people they don't listen 💪😎

Her denial between her ears is much louder than his words of wisdom alas.

That’s feminism for you

Yup. Confirmation bias

@@DonnyBlacc_ lol I just said the same thing

People should not compare l g p t to racism your skin color is seen your sexual preference is your business don't get it twisted.

Bad analogy

That's right. They are not the same.

They’re literally trying to insinuate that their struggles can match up to that of 400/500 “recorded” years of oppression, abuse, and murders.

dbrown251 and look wat they doin now exactly that smh

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Censorship

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@@michaeljackson5790 MICHAEL ??!!!? omg

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It’s great to hear men like this guy, Jesse Lee Peterson, Jordan Peterson who are not afraid to address feminists.

But, they do....& then call u uh "homophobe" 4 speakn out against it.

You cannot equate them no, but he’s saying that pro lgbt people are fighting for a right to “practice a certain behavior” but black people are fighting for the right to be treated as a human being and that’s where he’s wrong. It’s human nature to have a sexual attraction to someone, whatever their genitalia. Both the lgbt community and the black community are fighting to be treated as human beings because both are not treated that way.

@@kr6985 I agree. I'm a straight white male, but I don't understand how you can say your struggle is "worse" than someone else's, without knowing their struggle. He says gays want to practice a certain behavior, and then in the same sentence says they have a mental disability - making them feel less human... yeah, that checks out. Lol

@@joel1228 You’re right.

To down play it

to take advantage of the BLM movement

@@thepotato3275 It's really annoying...and when people bring Black people into their drama to make an example, just leave us out of it 😩

I swear and Im not black, usually white liberals be like "Not wanting to date a specific group of people based on their weight is like saying i dont black people...like wtf"

*They do this to **_LEGITIMIZE_** their struggles because they know **_HOW MUCH MORE WE SUFFER_** just based on our skin color. For example, gays **_can hide their sexuality, but we CAN'T HIDE OUR ETHNICITY,_** so they know, even if they don't want to admit it, Black people struggle **_ten times more than they EVER DID._*

They are not two separate issues. This is what is frustrating about this clip: he completely misunderstood what the woman is saying. Look up “intersectionality” - why is the murder of unarmed black women always overshadowed by the murder of unarmed black men? Why is it that data shows that black LGBTQ men and women are more oppressed and marginalized than white LGBTQ men and women? I thought the woman’s example of the founders of #BLM was a perfect example of how one dimensional the doctor’s approach was: it’s hard to be black. It’s hard to be LGBTQ. Imagine how hard it is to be both and then be told your struggles have to side with either being black or being LGBTQ.

Curtis Steele : you don’t need black approval or LGBTQ approval to know what is objectively right and wrong. Do you only believe murder is wrong because you have murdered someone and have decided afterwards it’s wrong?

there is no black struggle, there is no gay struggle. all that bullshit is in their minds. ~Fox news.

Yea....not the gay white struggle. The gay black struggle you can.

Struggle is struggle. It's just laziness be so obsessed with micro classifications of the different kinds of struggles out there. Weak people being abused by powerful people for no good reason. Close enough.

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Came here to say that. I don't know anything about this guy, and I'm sure there are things I'd disagree with him on, but like hell I'll get pissy and go up and start lecturing him. Sorry, but I value my life.

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Bit of a stretch

LGBTXYZ123 and the rest are narcissists only interested in their own personal agenda not in helping anyone else. Them trying to hijack a civil rights issue is typical of their disgusting antics.

Same as the BLM movement, not helping worth a damn....in fact making it worse. Leaders are getting arrested, founder buys a million dollar house in a white neighborhood.

@@paulmcfeeters5554 no it is a civil rights issue

@@paulmcfeeters5554 What

@@paulmcfeeters5554 all groups are narcissistic in a way. groups are formed against specific issues. generally one issue. why the fuck would LGBT be for black rights

It means that you naturally grow into who you are destined to be.

Your statement was 4 years ago and I hope you have a better understanding at this point about homosexuality however, people are born homosexual. There maybe others out there that feels they grew into their sexuality, but it didn’t happen that way for me. I was born this way. It was a choice for me to be with a woman. I don’t feel I actually had that choice when it comes to men. And since I have had education on child sexuality I will inform you that by the age of 3 a child knows who they are sexually. They may not understand the magnitude of the action of sex, but they know what gender they are drawn to. Just a little education.

@@derrickharrisjr8472 just because your drawn to something doesn't make it right or not a sin🤦🏾‍♂️ We are naturally drawn to sin that's why it's important to hear the truth(from God) so you can be set free from that spiritual bondage. Do you know how many gay or lesbians have changed there stance on believing they were born that way after they find out there true identity in Christ?

samuel lopes that’s amazing I’m proud of them nothing taken away from those individuals however, “he who has not sinned cast the first stone”. We were born into sin. We look at same sex relationships as unnatural, but we don’t talk about the battle within ourselves to fight the “unnatural” feelings because the world says it’s wrong. We don’t talk about the self hate because of how the world has perceived us. We don’t talk about the suicidal thoughts that an individual goes through. All because we try to change ourselves to fit into “the worlds” view of how we should be. I SHOULD have a wife with 2 kids, and a white picket fence, work for a company for 30 years get my pension and die. If I listen to what the world say I should do and be I would have killed myself. Thank God I do know God. And it’s Gods judgement that we bare. “Greatest above all is LOVE” and that’s scripture. Let’s not talk about things we don’t know about. The doctor doesn’t bring unity he’s bringing misunderstandings and separation.

@@davidharris7769 Ha ha that's funny there were gays around before Christianity was even invented.

The LGBT movement is the fight to have the same treatment and benefits and rights as all people (i.e. marriage, health benefits, etc). They do not need anyone's permission to have sex with whom they choose. And the fact that you don't know or understand this is probably the same reason why you blindly follow the ill-informed as well.

You are not making a clear correlation pertaining to my statement and the original statement. You are repeating rhetoric. One cannot argue a standpoint if they are not clear on the purpose of movements nor have a clear definition of terminology used. If you have an original thought you'd like the share, I am open to discussion.

Yes my sister!!!

No... so says the dictionary (lol). Knowledge is free to those who seek it.

***** exactly!

That is the point of all of us Jews whites blacks Mexicans, who do not wish to be free to be respected and understood 👍, you're coming has one element that most Americans need to have wisdom and common Sense like your comment. 👍✌️

He's also a known fraud and has stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars from swarms of poor and working class people

@@dylanwalker4164 yes I remember like it was yesterday he actually came down by way too about that school he supposed to be getting, but I have to do more research and somebody filed a lawsuit about that and come to find out the money still there but I haven't done my research so I'll be careful about saying that. 👍 Yes cuz you have to be careful cuz so many people, are and doing whatever they have to do to get your money out your pocket.

No, he isn’t.

He definitely made some good points

if you look up the definition it means you're intolerant - not afraid. k, the more you know.

@@samworth9310 According to Meriem Wesbster, " exaggerated usually inexplicable and illogical fear of a particular object, class of objects, or situation", k, the more you know

@@haroonejaz22 first of all that's the definition of PHOBIA. if you looks up HOMO-phobia, there's always a definition that goes with intolerance. Meriem Webster: "irrational fear of, aversion to, or *discrimination against homosexuality or gay people."* and NOBODY means "irrational fear" when they say homophobia - although you could argue that intolerance comes FROM fear. also did you know that Emma STONE is actually a person and not a fxcking MINERAL? k, the more you know.

@@samworth9310 correct, the point is that the phobia is being missed used in this case.

@@samworth9310 Thank you! The evasiveness of the speakers' answer "I'm not afraid of gay people" is lost on his followers.

@Karol Palazej A dumb person stands up to speak and not be prepared. An even dumber person makes a stupid comment trying to defend the person.

Karen’s

if she doesnt want her people to be called names like thugs, criminals, and unintelligent then stop acting that way and in return stop call ALL white people racist and white supremacists when they dont all act that way. it works both ways sister.

She wasn’t ready

@Karol Palazej lol really? he gave her chance to voice her opinion. he didn't just speak over her.

I've been saying that forever.

@@Justin.D.DC4L same. Choice or not gay people can pretend to be something else whenever they want. Im black all day everyday everywhere i go

You've never seen someone and said, "He/She is probably gay..." without them telling you what their sexuality is? Gtfo of here. Black and gay aren't comparable, but what is your point?? What does that mean for a black and gay person??

@@justforme__ compared to the number of gay people ive seen and had no clue that is totally irrelevant. People can discriminate against black people from a distance. See a name like tyrone on a resume? Pass. That type of shit DOES NOT happen to gay people. They need to fight their own battle and stop trying to hitchhike on what the black community is fighting for.

@@RT-qz5ci I'm not saying that it's easier being black than gay. But again, what is your point?? I think you guys are confusing the gay community with white people. There are black gay people and to black gay people y'all sound like you don't get it. What if Tyrone was gay as well? Y'all keep arguing that black and gay aren't the same but that's not the point... Y'all need to stop pretending as if LGBTQ can't be black as well. Life is more complicated than belonging to just one identity.

It’s not. It’s the alphabet definition. The legal dude initial is vaguely defined as speech that incites violence.

@@middleamerica6489 Anything that offends someone can insight violence. Like if I am ageist and say something against old people. All hell would break lose and it would be considered hate speech.

To these people anytime you disagree with them it is considered "hate speech". And if you refuse to speak with them to them it proves you "Hate them". Either way you are guilty of "hate". They are the perfect eternal victim.

Right? The gays actually have a struggle!

​@@KevinsPortalwhen you're okay, then you can think of homosexuals

***** Lol honestly, I'd much rather deal with white feminists. They atleast get shit done. All these gay black feminist do is complain. They offer no real solutions.

*****​ lmao racist against who? Black feminist? I'm black lol. That's why I'm saying they are horrid. I have to be in the same spaces as these people. And yes white feminist do get shit done compared to their black feminist counterparts. 

+mano a mano I'm a Black man who plays ball. Let's play: You speak the way White homophobes do. Whatever you speak you learned at the feet of White homophobes. Your comment is no different than the words and spirit we get from typical White homophobe breeders. Turnabout's fair-play, man, and beating you at your own game was easy. Is it hot up in here, or what?

no one can

+BeatsbyZay Pro blacks in a nutshell lol

With an awkward smile.

Cognitive dissonance

Yesssss

He stood there arguing semantics about what constitutes a “phobia” instead of making any kind of discernible point. It’s very sad to see people taken in by this moron spouting pseudo-intellectual bullshit to justify just not liking gay people, and thinking he’s some master debater.

Ryan Haynes So he suppose to like everyone? Can’t force nobody to like anyone.

There’s been agendas in the US that spread those beliefs .. they even came up with biased ‘scientific studies to ‘prove’ it ..all those talking points have long been disproven.. but many still hold on to them

She literally listened the entire time, the dumbass up front was constantly interrupting her when she was speaking. I don’t understand how you can even remotely think this

@@redravin3562 knowing who you side with, I have an idea of what you look like

@@redravin3562 listens yet doesn't understand

@@superweeniehutjr.8019sure what do i look like? Amuse me.

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Yes you can.

I equate struggle with struggle. Thats how words work

@@LazyDev27 that made absolutely zero sense

No you cannot. Just like 2 crimes cannot be compared! One is sexual, which is A CHOICE! Just like sexual appetite is A CHOICE! being born a mahogany/ hazelnut/ chocolate or caramel colour is NOT A CHOICE! You can’t choose to be brown today and yellow tomorrow, red on Friday and pink on Sunday! I’m guessing Rivvy ain’t even melanated.

@@missqt48 Yes you absolutely can. You don't choose to be gay as much as you don't choose to be black. Tf? An assault on your orientation is the same as that on your race.

"You can't compare apples and oranges..." except in that they are round, and plants, and sweet, and fruit... pun intended.

Since we are talking about the black folks that identify with the lgbt community, I'd like to say that a white person who is gay is of no concern of mine because we need to uplift ourselves from systemic racism, economic oppression, and political manipulation before we worry about how the white man feels. As Dr. Umar Johnson pointed out, we are often focused on the issues of other minorities, (and sometimes the majority), ahead of our own. But in regards to a black woman who identifies herself as being gay, I say that you are discriminated by the color of your skin first and your sexual orientation last. We shouldn't be fighting with each other over issues that concern a small percentage of our struggling minority. We should come together as a collective and free ourselves by any means necessary before we conversate about anything else. A white lesbian Jew is treated more justly by America and by society than a straight black man and yet the black community is fighting anti-semitism, sexism, and homophobia before issues that affect our own.

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@King King warya

Very true

you get nowhere doing that with Super emotional people😭

lol he literally spend s the whole debate interrupting and talking over her what ar you talking about

donnygv27 who’s there to speak? Who did the audience come to watch? It ain’t about her

I like this guy and im a conservative because i feel thats the least racist party. The white liberal has never been a friend of the african American

Timothy Mccarthy Yeah that def was a great way to say that.

I would pay a ridiculous amount of money to see Alex Jones and Dr Umar on a podcast

Preach!

She is kinda right in a sense cause what sounds hateful to people is (subjective) so different for others. Hate speech is speech that offends. Different people get offended at different things.

Also if the person who says a ‘hateful’ comment didn’t mean to be hateful in saying it. And the person who the comment was said to didn’t find it hateful, But u found it offensive, is it hate speech?

@@CJ-fq2cf she's not right when it comes to offending. otherwise every opinion and ideology would be hate speech. in a way you just said if someone says murdering someone is bad to a serial killer and it offends him its a hate speech. there will always be one person that doesnt agree with another's opinion which is fine. its not hate speech whatsoever to find another person's comments not the same as yours.

To be fair, she also added “threatens and insults”, which is, IMO, more reasonable. I also heard, that for many people who are of her school of thought, power plays a role (in defining various -isms as “prejudice plus power”, a popular definition, which is how they say anti-white racism can’t exist). Thus, it would be different if a privileged group (white, male, straight, cis [not trans], Christian) is targeted than a marginalized group (POC, women, non-binary people, LGBTQ people, Jews [though sometimes they consider Jews white], Muslims, atheists, agnostics, etc). Maybe that is a reason they don’t seem to think that labeling offensive stuff as hate speech could be used against them and values they hold dear.

it will only become more as this narrative becomes pushed

This will be relevant until... Just like the purpose behind the fights of all of our civil rights leaders are still relevant.

Even more now so than then and it's ridiculous that we are at this point.

6 years ago. Is that when "Missouri" was invented?

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i. Am Hymn​ I like what hr had to say. My position is much like his. Where did you find these types of media / information in a community on g+ perhaps?

Kev C Ryt on, brutha. There are various forums/groups on g+...but I normally see things on RU-vid, then comment on them - which posts on my g+ channel. Hymn

i. Am Hymn ty I have s RU-vid account but to not use it much at all. What are some of the search criterior you use as I've found that tool to be redundant at times? Btw, gm..

Kev C​ Brutha, let me tell ya, I have so many connections on RU-vid, I simply just look at my gmail, and see which channel I want to view at any given moment. i don't agree with every point Dr. Umar makes (in general), but he's pretty much on point here. Hymn 

i. Am Hymn I'm not surprised there is a lot of rejection of civil rights for gays in the black community because they seem to demand a monopoly on victomhood. Think about it, if you operated by going around telling people you were oppressed and constantly demanded compensation for it - of course you would be outraged someone is butting in on that market. That's why you don't see this kind of vitriol in asian, hispanic, or other minority communities, because only blacks claim to have the monopoly on the victomhood commodity. Don't you know that black people are the only ones who ever had to struggle in this country? How dare you suggest you also want civil rights? ugh god black xenophobia is the worst, because they don't even realize how bigoted they are.

Did we watch the same video? She was very patient and let him speak. Also he wasn't that respectful, he just said he was. At 8:54 he asks her a question and just talks over her answer.

@@androsp9105 You're wrong...she was very rude to him. She cut him off several times and had an attitude too. He was very professional, and never disrespected her. Her tone of voice was also very impolite.

@@androsp9105 he is the host not her and he was not there to discuss feminism if she wants to discuss feminism she can invite him to a feminist platform but I guess she has no respect for the people's time she feels like what the people are talking about is not important so she decided to change the subject

@@androsp9105 she was very disrespectful!! He was TOO patient!! I would've had her ass removed!!

@@Terry884 right...he didn't have to oblige her at all... this is his show. And he even said they could have a private conversation later but she pushed the issue. On top of her and her gf definitely set him up bc he already knew who and what that woman was about.

no stop buying into mtv bullshit

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Big facts

Regardless, LGBTQ Black people are more likely to be hurt or killed, compared to other Black people. You can say it doesn't matter but it matters to those who get hurt or killed.

melody, that is a very dumb line of reasoning

You probably never experienced white hate in your life , you hate yourself, so you have to blame white people. Fuck you , you hate us so much stay the fuck away from us , you guys di you over there and we will do us over here. Problem ids you can’t , you can’t survive without us , you hate each other to the point you kill each other. I say fuck it we can’t get along let’s separate.

@@a.o.3457 what are you even talking about?

@@a.o.3457 what??😳

@@yuwannakno1269 he is saying how everyone blames white people for their incompetence

I'm a member of LGBT. Let's Go Brandon Tribe!

@A M How?

It’s not but it’s also a good question to ask how can you be all about black equality while shaming black gays and women? It is hypocritical. Which is the american way but still...good question that he didn’t answer Imo

@@HollyG95 Being gay is not apart of black culture. Homosexuality and White supremacy are linked

@@carloscarson4556 That “homosexuality and white supremacy” talking point is not only untrue, but always speaks to a level of homophobia from the person spewing it. You dodged hollfields question, so I’ll ask again. How can you be for black equality while simultaneously putting down black women and gay black people? This is peak hypocrisy and people need to understand that these issues can intersect

@Nasyr H I’m ignorant for not wanting my people to be apart of racism?

They got more rights protected under the law and a 8 your term with Obama than black people has got in 400 years and they still complain you can't even make a joke about them that's how powerful they are but black people can be talked about by everybody including the LGBT including their own black people including the rest of the world so what are they mad at

What? There is such thing as the Gay/Trans Panic Defense. They could literally lose their jobs, ostracized, if not outright killed if the GRSM came out as anything non straight and non cis.

@@Moszan and I could walk into a job interview and not get said job to begin with, I also can not "come out" as a black man. im not saying you are wrong in your sentiment only that finding out someone is gay has to come out of their mouth. finding out someone is black comes from using your eyes.

@@prodbycin I'm talking about those who are already employed. Of course you CAN'T come out as black. Then again, explain white passing black Americans. There are those who choose not to come out. If anyone perceives any unwanted advances, a GRSM person can get assaulted, if not killed. This defense is used in three ways: self defense, insanity and provocation. In the end, the person's sexuality and/or gender identity is blamed - and excused - for the perpetrator's violent reactions.

Z Moses I understand what you are saying and I agree with some of it. But 1.) white passing Americans during a time not long from now would choose not to come out as black from fear of retaliation against them AND their families. 2.) I am saying that society has made it “normal” to come out the closet, as if it is a prerequisite to being a certain sexuality. But I personally have never heard anyone come out as heterosexual, ever. I personally could care less if you are homosexual/pansexual/heterosexual etc. There is literally no need to discuss sexual orientation with anyone you are not interested in being in a sexual relationship with. Should you be viewed any different for doing so? no of course not, but exposing your sexuality to everyone has done nothing for anyone I have come in contact with. 3.) violence against anyone for anything they practice is wrong. So we agree there. Where we differ is that you say that people of different sexuality’s can be fired or assaulted for unwanted advances as if that is exclusive to non straight individuals. In corporate America people lose there jobs all the time due to unwanted advances. There are men who are assaulted because of unwanted advances on females. These are reasons many workplaces have policy in place that do not allow people to date in the workplace. To avoid these unwanted advances. In closing I would just like to say that we agree on many things (from my perspective at least.) we differ because my point was to say that before I can even open my mouth to state my sexuality I am perceived as a black man (replace this with any race and gender) first. Anything after that 1st impression is learned information. Information that can be held onto and not shared.

You don't get to choose who you're attracted to

Im black and I didnt fucking choose to be shit.

But you do get to choose wether or not to act on said "attraction".

I'm Black and Gay. I choose neither. Please stop spreading your bullshit.

You ignore the point. The debate was whether being LGBT is something you choose. This is not a debate about having sex. lol.

That's an interesting question... I'm curious to see others responses to this. It could be a great discussion... 💯

Personally I’d say yes. It’s hard in public though. Like the baker who keeps getting in trouble for discriminating.

@Jan Dromerda literally all of our laws and rights are to protect minorities. Not people of color, but minority thought. The country was created by people of a different religion (minority). We don’t bend to the will of the masses here.

Rob V tfym? America is a democracy established on the belief that majority opinion stands(generally).

@@musashiedits8295 no we always protect minority rights. It’s in every one of our laws. We have protected classes. Freedom of speech is to protect beliefs that are unpopular. Otherwise the majority would not allow that speech.

You're only pro black babies?

+TruckTurner_Jesus_Has_Risen where? so i can make sure never to go.

+TruckTurner - What kind of "therapist" are you, Dr. Turner, and have you helped change a patient's sexuality? If so, how?

+RuthlessD13 Hush, trouble-maker...lol.

Sexual trauma can play a role in an individuals perception of sexuality. However, I know of plenty of people who were molested by an adult during child hood and have grown up to be Heterosexuals. To make such a blanket statement as a mental health professional is careless. Also the act of having sex is a choice, the feelings that are felt toward the same sex are not a choice. It just happens, just as it does in a heterosexual context. You don’t wake up one morning saying I want to like a person with the same gender. The act of sex is a choice, but there are more components to sexuality than sex. If we are speaking on biblically inappropriate sexual behaviors....can the same energy be placed on those who engage in premarital sex, extra marital affairs, threesomes, orgies, and pornography? If your going to call out one...call out them all.

@@OneBDennis Dr Johnsom simply quoted tons of physiological studies compiled over decades. Facts are facts opinions are just that.

@James BigBigBigBoss It is a choice, sorry not sorry! Satan has fooled you into believing that there are many paths to God but Jesus said one thing that clarifies that there is only one way. He said " I am the way, the truth and life and no man shall come unto the Father, but by me". You must be a believer of Jesus Christ. And if you are going to trust Jesus to save you, then you must know that He can and will deliver you. You need deliverance and you can not do that yourself. Surrender yourself unto Christ, REPENT and ask Him to come into your heart and He will save you, IF YOU WANT TO BE SAVED. There is a day coming when we all will stand before God, no man is perfect but we will stand before a perfect, righteous and Holy God and by His grace the righteous will SCARCELY make it in. Who shall be able to stand?

@James BigBigBigBoss " You should be ashamed of your ignorant self. How dare you. I am not going to even argue." This is exactly what happened in the video. Emotions running rampant and when Umar broke it down, the woman realized she had no logical grounds left to stand on because it is all emotional. I can see why you don't want to argue with someone. You have your emotions running wild and you refuse to listen to reason. "How dare he, you or anyone be pro black but anti-gay at the same time. Ridiculous." So we ALL have to be pro black AND pro gay to appease people? You clearly didn't watch the video. Umar doesn't condone nor affiliate himself with the gay community but he DOES support the right for people to choose what they want and he even takes on LGBT clients. People can claim they were born gay or whatever they want, that's fine. But the claim that NO ONE chooses to be gay is false. You're entitled to your opinion but saying someone is "dangerous" without actually providing any solid and valid evidence as to why that might be is ignorant.

@James BigBigBigBoss cry

@James BigBigBigBoss excatly, you don't care, you like to cry , you like to lable and roll around in logical fallacies when someone tries to have a dialogue, the thing is if you argument were valid you wouldn't resort to insults ,just shows what Dr said is completely true.

How you saying satan has fooled you while simultaneously reading a white mans created religion that was used to enslave and dehumanize you.

LGBT people aren't striggling for their lifes?

thousands?

@@smokecache Africans we’re sold as slaves to arab households dating back to the 8th century. I would send you the information but I don’t think RU-vid allows links.

@@johnlukecampbell3140 8th century is thousands of years? Gay people are still hung to death for being gay in 2021, and have been biblically and historically oppressed since the dawn of civilization

@@johnlukecampbell3140 Anyway I'm not trying to be rude you seem like a sweet person just giving my opinion have a good night

Angela Davis is a lesbian and fought for black men

There are a lot of "proud" black men with non-black women.

***** not everything needs a man inside

what does loving black men have anything to do with it? You don't have to be in a sexual relationship with a black man to care about their lives. Or plenty of black men with white women need to be discredited.

+Gennaro rossi nonono... don't throw offensive talk like that mate.

There is no black struggle it's called laziness

michael bruno stfu tf are you talking about

@@michaelbruno1330 says you who is ignorant

@@uknownlight the dr. That's who

@@michaelbruno1330 lol.12 year old

The best hate speech is subversive.

Facts

You’re right. I disagree with miscegenation and I’m tired of people telling me that I’m being racist. I disagree with ending segregation, and I disagree that black people are unjustly killed by the police. Again, zero hate speech, zero racism, just simple “disagreements.” I’m being civil and you’re the one getting angry so that makes you the irrational SJW, not me.

@@rhaynes4306 well put

@@greygremlin1248 Lol are you stupid? His point is literally that a "DISAGREEMENT" as you put it can be not "OKAY".

he always remains respectful

Charming behaviour from a homophobe.

@@Andrew4Handel you're an idiot

No its condescending

@@mikehayes964 just cant catch a break with you eh?

No, the quote of the century is, "I am Iron Man." This one's in like 5th place.

@@fbiagentgreg2448 lmfao🤣

When Dr Johnson pulls out the DSM and she assumes she already knows how he will answer, it's because she isn't trying to have a conversation with an intelligent, individualized human being, but because she is attempting to attack what she sees as an opponent ideology speaking through the mouth of a man. People who do this sort of thing typically are in the thrall of an ideology or cult themselves and haven't realized it. You can see on her face how unbearably smug and sure of herself she is in a room full of people who disagree with her. She never started on 'maybe I'm wrong and he has a point', because she's already utterly convinced herself that she holds the 'right perspective' on things well before she even entered the room. The dismissive shaking of the head, rocking back and forth, and attempts to interrupt him are all psychological coping mechanisms. They are very similar to rocking a child back to sleep when it has been disturbed by something in the middle of the night. You see this a lot in people who feel psychologically threatened by ideas and perspectives out of their control.

That is third wave feminism

That’s modern day feminism. You can’t have a simple dialogue .

Yeah the arrogance comes from all the people in that movement claiming they’re all queens and being obese is beautiful

These people never win. One after the other just embarrassing themselves. I've never seen them win, yet they just keep on truckin. Lol it's amazing.

I like his style, no cursing. He remained calm.

kobee No he answered that too.

Sereena Jones Did you not watch the video you idiot? He's a fraud you dumbass. The school is NOT going to happen.

kobee Ok, this is the first video I have watched of him so I will look at the one you provided the link to.

digitalcommons.pcom.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1200&context=digest what part of DR umar johnson is a fraud yall are too lazy to do any research but i am not page 6

Malcolm X was a Freemason and Mohammed and many others

Try being black, muslim (prays 5 times aday) and being gay. Bruhhhhhhhhhh God made my life beautiful but the struggle is real

@@VolatileHunter2 you can’t be a Muslim and gay

@@redpillpxki786 yes u can, that’s like saying u can’t steal and be Muslim, it’s a sin but u don’t get excommunicated, u just need to repent

@@davidsavelio6492 hahhahahaha what??????

Right? The gays actually struggle!

@@KevinsPortal they don’t.

@@naes8258 are you saying blacks do? Free college tuition, get out of jail cards. Disproportionally affected they say, not one bit. Actually Disproportionally considered.

@@KevinsPortal I don’t see gays being whipped at borders, being graped in slums by foreign army men, kept in economic crisis or being shot on the street for being a shade too dark

@@naes8258 all incorrect. 1. Sexual assault happens to every one, not just gays. 2. Gays like men touching them. 3. Gay or black, people seem to forget corruption of power and authority. Abuse comes with it and it's shared with everyone not just some. When you're ego gets so high that you took you are better than people or have a position to take advantage of. The facts don't support your theory that blacks or gays are unfairly targeted for anything. If a gay guy is shot or a black man stabbed but the same happens to non black and non gay humans, there is no disproportionate discrimination. Facts to this day do not support not a single bad claim happening EXCLUSIVELY more to a type of person. I. E. Blacks being murdered by blacks not Whites, black cops serving black neighborhoods. Evidence shows that Whites are killed at least 4 more and that the majority of black deaths are at the hands of other blacks. Don't let the "fear network" (news) over hype the sensation of victim mentality.

Hit the nail RIGHT on the head!

Exactly 👍🏻👍🏻thats my point too

Blm founder is white

@@yogabbagabba2202 jevvish*

EXACTLY! This is why one of the founders of that group is LGBT and living in a huge mansion in LA while the traditional black families who have suffered inequality haven’t received a penny. Hopefully people understand that the Alphabet Mafia people can still be rude, liars and racist beings!

You realize black gay people exist?

Amen McMahon Why you asking him?

Big facts I had a gay white woman tell me she understood my pain as a black man because she’s gay like tf outta here you ain’t never been pulled out your car and beaten with a nightstick while sitting in a parking lot waiting for your date to pull up like I have just because you “fit” the description

@I c Niggas love missing the point

@Djinn Djinnie a black person cant “be in the closet” about their blackness. when a gay person is pulled over the cop can’t obviously see their gay. A gay person can’t be systemically oppressed for their skin color. You lead off with something black people can’t relate in response to saying lgbt struggle can’t equate as lf that makes it more of a struggle then, you go into this bs saying there’s much in common like the struggle is equal. you either believe those points making the struggle seem harder or dont.

Ong

It’s that simple

Don't being a slingshot to a gun fight.

Suited and booted

Lmao this man is not "well drilled". He takes advantage of POC with poor lives by giving them an enemy to blame their life decisions on.

BLM the movement that most black people follow was founded by gay women

And Umar was emotional, condescending & dismissive in his reply. Deflecting & minimizing her comments as if she was a joke.

@@davidb9779 that's why we need another movement because the gay agenda is different to the black one

@@KidDynamite40 the biggest black movement was made by 2 lesbian women

@@KidDynamite40 literally THE movement that started the george floyd protesta

He probably has to use it a lot when dealing with so many misinformed assholes. lol

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I didn’t even notice until i read this 🤣🤣

How the F do you noticed 🤦🏽‍♂️

Bruh stfu 😂😂😂😂😂

Sit herself down and keep herself quite lol

I saw that 🤣😂

Yea, she need to take several seats. She just wrong

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

When he ask her where was lgtb when mike brown got killed. The chic in front looks back like what you got to say bout that.

And your ignorance will keep you stuck in a cylce of stupidity

@fasha77 in regards to?

The struggle not being the same doesn't make it any less of a struggle. This isn't the oppression olympics.

@marsjacobvolta cry about it

Gays and lesbians also came out of the womb gay

But he glosses over the fact that Black Lives Matter was founded by gay women

And that’s why it hasn’t gotten anywhere blm matter is a hashtag and cover up for their community

he doesnt actually make any good arguments tho, he just says some nice-sounding one liners that have zero substance to them

@@davidb9779 Who became rich and bought many houses with the 90+million raised. And those gay women have had more men than most people have had breakfasts.

🤔😬😑

That was what i was thinking

Yeah I don't necessarily agree with either but the free exchange of opinions was refreshing.

So true man. We need more of this

The sheep who start throwing the words homophobia and racism around like pieces of candy are the ones who typically don't wanna talk and only talk over you or tune you out, because they know they sound dumb af. All emotion no logic.

@@picklewart5382 Exactly

that's literally what he spent the whole video doing tho. every time she started making a point he and the crowd interrupted her and on the rare occasion she got to finish a point, his responses were always completely irrelevant to the point she made

@@donnygv27 please explain. it seems that his responses were spot on but I could be wrong. so please, explain

@@donnygv27 The complete opening question he let her get out without interrupting not a single time nor the crowd. She kept interrupting his answer doesn't matter if she was making a point doesn't matter if the crowd was interrupting her. He let her finish she should give him the same respect.

He was there to speak, not to let an audience member take over the show. She shouldn’t have been interrupting anyway, shoulda been a simple question and let him respond.