"Operation Hope" with John Hope Bryant | expediTIously Podcast 

My thoughts exactly

....if you've made the investments

It's possible to appreciate one person without talking about another. Everyone has different methods Jay Z isn't the sit down and talk on camera regularly type dude (Neither was TI up until a certain point.) Jay Z has Roc Nation, Roc Nation sports and Tidal which pays license holders WAY more than Apple or Spotify. Just because something isn't on video doesn't mean it's not happening.

I have a playlist called Motivation.......Guess what track Number 1 is

Why speak on what another man is doing than focusing on what you're doing. Everyone has a role. What's your?

Taking this as an opportunity to diss Jay-Z is ignorant & regressive. Tip would tell you that Jay-Z is Literally Tip’s mentor who Tip has modeled most of his moves after Most of the most successful hip hop artists in the last 25 years would tell you Hov is the blueprint & one of their teachers

I would perfer cash money and land as is should be.

@@franklinwill22 Cash isn't a "Factor Of Production." But Land is.

We now know he's a huge scammer of his own people. He knew it then but didn't call him out.

How so🤔

Natchez and South Carolina were the two areas where the cultivation of cotton (seed variety) was perfected. Natchez was a one of the largest slave imports of the country hence our "Forks of the Road" a historical slave trade post. Dr. Henry Gates shot some footage here for one of his PBS programs. Natchez is a "hip lil' town" home of the crookedness! and it's straight-up Antebellum. And in the late 1600's to 1700's most of the country's millionaires were here directly or indirectly due to assets of slaves, cotton, and/or propriety. Natchez is on a bluff, high ground on the Mississippi. The cotton was planted in cities like Vidalia, LA and other cities along the Louisiana border of the Mississippi. Louisiana along the Mississippi River is all flat land. So when it comes to the country's paper trail it starts here. A lot of prominent politicians and military generals lived in Natchez during Civil War Era. There are no ruins here wasn't shit blown up here or burned for that matter. It was virtually neutral ground and was the State Capital during the Civil War a period of time. Well that's it brah, looked the rest up for yourself. Natchez is mentioned a lot low key in novels and movies...hell even Life with Eddie and Martin. 🤨

@@garyadams7403 Got to correct myself when alluding to illicit factual information, so please accept pardon and allow me to state I should have preference that this was the late 1700's thru the 1800's.

A1 Savage stop watching his stuff then u so childish dang🤦🏾

Why don't you finna search it on RU-vid

We have to first pool our existing resources, leverage our value in various spaces, & build an economic power base. That power base then can be used to lean on the government, enact laws that then secure reparations for the rest of our people The government wont just give our entire population just reparations just because its the right thing to do, we need our wealth & power concentrated. Build New (Online) Black Wall Street for starters

A1 Savage u childish asf first off t.i don’t run this page he prolly don’t even know the interview not on there and the interview been out for the longest now y’all juh now wanna talk bout it childish asf

@A1 Savage Damn. I only got to watch half of it. smh. I was hoping something good came of it too.

Good morning, I pray that you and your family are doing EXCEPTIONALLY WELL on today. 🙏🏽 He was referring to the Disciple Simon Peter. John 18:10, Then Simon Peter having a sword drew it, and smote the high priest's servant, and cut off his right ear. The servant's name was Malchus. I just figured he meant Simon Peter, and was just mistakenly saying David, because David was not one of the original 12 Disciples. Matthew 10:2-4, Now the names of the twelve apostles are these; The first, Simon, who is called Peter, and Andrew his brother; James the son of Zebedee, and John his brother; Philip, and Bartholomew; Thomas, and Matthew the publican; James the son of Alphaeus, and Lebbaeus, whose surname was Thaddaeus; Simon the Canaanite, and Judas Iscariot, who also betrayed him. But great interview, great information. 🙌🏽