I even like Dr. Wilson's voice. He comes across as caring and talking to you not at you.

@loomingdarks6534

5 жыл бұрын

Word I'm a man and his voice is comforting.

@blackishmanup9204

5 жыл бұрын

@@loomingdarks6534 GET YOUR FREE COMMEMORATION CALENDAR OF BLACKS KILLED BY POLICE SIMPLY SEND AN EMAIL ADDRESS TO THIS REPLY

@omalone1169

4 жыл бұрын

@@loomingdarks6534 you will like Alan Roger Curie then as he is the king of verbal seduction

@omalone1169

3 жыл бұрын

@@blackishmanup9204 now what

@finished6267

3 жыл бұрын

He's got some Jerry Garcia to him as well. By that I mean love for his adherents. But Jerry is fun Amos is dead serious.

This man had a razor sharp focus on the issues. WOW! Brilliant lecture and analysis.

@AfricanThinker86

10 жыл бұрын

"The question that often goes unasked or unanswered, from a general theoretical point-of-view, is one that asks:“What familial, societal role is played by the maladjusted personality?” If the maladjusted personality is created and maintained by a social system, whether that system be dyadic, familial or societal, then it is reasonable to assume that such a personality is created and maintained because it is needed; because it is essential to the functioning of that system, or some segment of that system. The maladjusted personality is created and maintained in service to another." - Amos Wilson

@AfricanThinker86

10 жыл бұрын

Yes, and I'm glad he did.

@Babatunde24

9 жыл бұрын

Dennis Ausar Winkler smh

@AfricanThinker86

9 жыл бұрын

Dennis Ausar Winkler You're fine. No, this channel is for propaganda purposes; however, I am personally part of an ACBN movement. We subscribe to the ideologies and works of Amos Wilson, Marcus Garvey, Bobby E. Wright and Chinweizu. Our main aim is to (re)define who is African and redirect the group towards maintaining its own biological continuity through developing power and remaining exclusive.

@AfricanThinker86

9 жыл бұрын

Dennis Ausar Winkler I've seen some of your videos and they're very good. Have you ever heard of APPEAL?

I can listen to this genius til i fall asleep.

@suckaducka9818

7 жыл бұрын

Replace Racism with Justice I do all the time.

@glendamaynard

5 жыл бұрын

It’s 3:30a and that’s what I’m about to do

@loomingdarks6534

5 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@loomingdarks6534

5 жыл бұрын

Why was that little piece missing? I wanted to hear that!

@dantaysmith8244

5 жыл бұрын

Pt cph8jijn roduce Justice jjj

If I had nothing else to listen to but him it would be heaven

Thank you for this upload!! This is how we honor our ancestors! ✊🏿

This is my addiction 💪🏿💪🏿

He is one of the greatest thinkers and scholar for black people of all time.

I have to listen to this one for a month none stop. Got his book Black Power Blueprint and I cannot wait. Going to take the whole month to do it and TAKE NOTES FOR ACTION!

@omalone1169

4 жыл бұрын

Also read it. How can we collaborate 13:00 What he says about Labour quoting National Urban League State of Black America despite it missing context (background).

@saintgermain6031

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. I think I've listened to this lecture at least 20 times now. I'm just sucking it up.

Black is power when healed mentally

@mikee3261

3 жыл бұрын

tracks wod not so true

I've said before and I'll keep saying it. Amos Wilson was brilliant.

Outstanding and powerful. Thank you Dr. Wilson.

it is now 2015 and his words still hold true!! the US has fallen and there are 92 million unemployed people! Brilliant African man.. (r.i.p.) you are surely missed but will NEVER be FORGOTTEN

@blackishmanup9204

5 жыл бұрын

GET YOUR FREE COMMEMORATION CALENDAR OF BLACKS KILLED BY POLICE SIMPLY SEND AN EMAIL ADDRESS TO THIS REPLY

@omalone1169

4 жыл бұрын

@@blackishmanup9204 omalone11@gmail.com Nomasonswordpress.com

to this day we are still bullshitting on doing what's necessary

@omalone1169

4 жыл бұрын

What did you take from this and how did you find it . My father used to leave his books around and my auntie borrowed them meaning I was double exposed at her house . Meanwhile mother always had black identity books lying around too but unlike father they were "academic" or at least to do with social policy hence I champion Charles Mills "The Racial Contract." He blends both streams This cartoon might also work to stimulate thought: kzread.info/dash/bejne/g5iZ1LWRoqSpnaw.html Carlitosway44 These cartoons are provocative tools provided there is a question or thought for the day to inform as well as inspire guidance

I’m about to start a afrikan centered movement within the mental health profession. It’s time! I’m tired and ready to shake up this system to accept our own ideology therories and researchers foundational work to help give our people truth.

@AfricanThinker86

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea. If I were you, I'd reach out to Sabubu N. Plata and Shawn McDonald (just call the number in the description box); there are a lot of like-mined people in your area attempting the same and you may be able to network and find someone you'd like to work with. Building a strong core team is an absolute must.

@setimithehealer8025

4 жыл бұрын

AfricanThinkingChannel oh wow! Thank you so much for taking the time I have know extended family for the agenda and mission I’m trying to push in LA. I will definitely reach out! Thanks for the support! I’m feeling validated each and every day!

@setimithehealer8025

4 жыл бұрын

AfricanThinkingChannel I just looked in the description box I didn’t find any of the names you mentioned or contact information. Is there anyway you can email!? Setimiheals@gmail.com

@AfricanThinker86

4 жыл бұрын

@@setimithehealer8025 Yes, I sent you an email just now. I should qualify what I said about there being other like-minded ppl "in your area." I was speaking in terms of your profession. I don't know the exact details of who or what's available in your local geographical area but I assume they exist there too (California has a pretty sizable activist/conscious/Afrikan-centered community). Good luck!

@setimithehealer8025

4 жыл бұрын

AfricanThinkingChannel thank you for taking the time to respond! I received your email I will reach out and connect to them!! Thank you! This is how we build!

Wow. This is the realest I've ever heard

@omalone1169

4 жыл бұрын

Nah listen to rugged intellect truth and consequence or tech n9ne suicide letters or even jo budden calm down

The battle must be joined. Powerful lecture. The task is to seep the intellectual theory and ideology, Amos and ACBN and others have created into the physical reality of our time. And it should be conscious and compelling. Great post brother!

Every word this brother uses hits with the _meaning_ and _force_ of a *freight train.*

I believe somehow that If Dr Wilson was alive today he would have definitely come up with some sort of mechanism that would liberate us further on with the struggle he definitely had the potential to do so.

@AfricanThinker86

3 жыл бұрын

I have no doubt he would've continued to be productive, even later in his life.

@perryvalton4245

3 жыл бұрын

We don’t have such forceful leader as Dr Wilson, that’s why we lack any sort direction at the moment we are been controlled by mainstream media which is not good.

@AfricanThinker86

3 жыл бұрын

@@perryvalton4245 I get what you're saying. I see it too. I guess we just have to put our faith in black/Afrikan people's ability to see through the B.S. We at least have SOME counter media out there like PBT and others. It's not a lot but it's way better than nothing. Plus these lectures and other contemporary speakers, leaders do a decent job of reminding people where our focus should reside. I'm still very hopeful.

fantastic for anyone in the helping/healing professions.

Dr. Amos, the Epitome of Power and Knowledge, Wisdom, Spiritual Understanding.....

@bobbye.wright4424

4 жыл бұрын

Yes he was a brilliant brotha

@omalone1169

4 жыл бұрын

@@bobbye.wright4424 how's your channel going

I love this man!!!

I am beginning a movement thru a program where as the African American community we can unite financially. Please connect with me on FB at Kizzy Norton. We talk about standing up and supporting our people and our culture well here it is…..Lets make the moves Dr Wilson said, "Money is the substitute to Black Power." Lets go get it. I look forward to connecting with you all and Love you all and am passionate about uplifting our communities.

@blackmessiah2112

7 жыл бұрын

I Kiss Souls Kizzy Peace sister Im not on FB so how do I connect with you. Im very interested.

Profound! And Tremendously necessary message 🙏🏽

..I will say it again...Dr. Amos Wilson was way ahead of his time

@omalone1169

4 жыл бұрын

I'm so ahead of my time my parents haven't met yet

He would be disappointed in us...a lot of us today.

@omalone1169

4 жыл бұрын

How would you summarise his work I mean if you were going to explain it to someone

Still relevant to the economic struggle. Valid undeniable truths to what we bring to the table and the waste that we must cease in spending divesting of our potential increase in worth, and turn the tables by investing in our communities to create more opportunities for ourselves.

@omalone1169

4 жыл бұрын

In terms of ranks and tiers: Amos Wilson, Minister Malcolm, George Subira Trower Patrice O Neil, Alan Roger Curie, Thomas Szasz* Kamau Kambon, Tommy Curry, Frank Wilderson, Neely Fuller Marimba Ani, Kimathi Carr, Gus T Renegade, Charles Mills, James Baldwin, John Taylor Gatto*

2020 and, sadly, it's still relevant.

The man was dropping diamonds, gems, jewels.., hands down one of the best on the mic... Shout out to.... Bro Panic Dr Phil Valentine Bro C. Freeman El Dr Josef Ben-Jochannan Amen Ra KamKam Dr Khallid Muhammad Dr Ann Brown Dr Delbert Blair Dr Timothy Owens Moore Dr Malachi Z York Dr Chancellor Williams Jordan Maxwell Dr Ivan Van Sertima Richard D King MD Rev Ray Hagins Zoe Williams Young Pharaoh PapaDuck Runoko Rashidi Dr Walter Williams Grand Sheik Taj Tarik Bey Bill Donahue Bobby Hemmitt Cheikh Anta Diop Shahrazad Ali Gabriel Oyibo Kwame Ture Amos Wilson Marimba Ani .

Dr. Amos Wilson broke me away Jungian psychoanalysis which is individualistic in its nature. Hence the name the path of Individuation. African Communalism over Eurocentric Individualism.

@AfricanThinker86

6 ай бұрын

Great to hear. It's not even that individualism is completely anti-Afrikan as much as Eurocentric psychology is limited when it comes to understanding the psychology of Afrikan people, due to the numerous differences in context. Wilson was putting forth an entirely new theoretical framework and foundation to address the problems within black psychology (e.g., theory on the necessity, origin and function of maladjustment, how maladjustment is created, etc.). It ran across his entire body of work, such as in his theory of intelligence and the deliberate creation of certain cognitive styles. Interestingly enough though, his theories actually work well to even explain the psychology of people of European descent.

@arronfrazier7873

2 ай бұрын

Here is the kicker! Europe psychoanalysis, culture, government and etc, they push this narrative on other people. The other people were enslaved, colonized and etc. However, they don't maintain and stay in power being individualistic. The varies Europe tribes to which became nations and etc, they fought like cats and dogs since the Greeks to the Romans and etc. Since that Berline Conference of 1884, they will put down the gun to organize to make sure European/Western dominance is over the planet.

its hard to pause

@omalone1169

4 жыл бұрын

In terms of ranks and tiers: Amos Wilson, Minister Malcolm, George Subira Trower Patrice O Neil, Alan Roger Curie, Thomas Szasz* Kamau Kambon, Tommy Curry, Frank Wilderson, Neely Fuller Marimba Ani, Kimathi Carr, Gus T Renegade Charles Mills, James Baldwin, John Taylor Gatto*,

I Love listening to Dr. Amos Wilson. I would like to hear the one when he speaks on the Irish before they became relevant here in the US.

@AfricanThinker86

2 жыл бұрын

I think that's the Falsification of Afrikan Consciousness (misnomered) lecture.

@robins468

2 жыл бұрын

@@AfricanThinker86 thanks

@AfricanThinker86

2 жыл бұрын

@@robins468 Just be clear, it's not the one on my channel but the one at the Afrikan poetry theatre, I believe. It's on KZread and Facebook. Here's a link to the referred clip on Facebook: facebook.com/DrAmosWilson/videos/10150224666109782

@robins468

2 жыл бұрын

@@AfricanThinker86 thanks

@africanthinkingchannel what is the 1st part of this lecture called? Do you know the location and year of this lecture?

Wow!!!

18:12 1983 .... 33% Black male unemployment..... also includes people excluded from labor force.... Black teenage level 1983 Black male teenaers 18-19 42% its higher.....

When was this lecture?

B1ack Power! 🖤✊🏿🇺🇸 B1ood First! Bang 🟥✊🏿🩸 Bang 🟦✊🏿🏁

fire fights fire

⚘️🌹

15:09 the audience, but unemployment is permanent in 2015 when there are 93 million unemployed peoplefeel sorry for blacks who do not listen to this Grandmaster educator for his people

Ya see

Post traumatic Slave Disorder

@omalone1169

4 жыл бұрын

Or The Racial Contract. Mills ideas of meta contracts unspoken even explain Windrush horror here in UK

Is there any black psychologist today embodying this consciousness? Shame on us

Re-institute Drop Squad?