I'm 46 years old and I'll always remember seeing her on Oprah. I'm certain it was a defining moment in my life. Thank you, Jane. And thank you, Brother Ali ✌️

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

So grateful for the chance to connect with her. Feel free to share with anyone you think might enjoy.

You are truly one of the coolest people of your generation. I came to you by way of Rhymesayers, but have spent years moving out of a conservative mindset into a focus of love, and your interviews are so important. I hope you can continue to gain a recognition in all of your endeavors, the world certainly needs it.

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

That’s extremely kind of you to say my friend. Thanks so much for the support and encouragement.

Jane Elliot is a remarkable human being, so enjoyed listening to this podcast and listening to her speak, she has lost none of her wit, and still sharp at her age, God bless her !, Thank you Brother Ali ✌️

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

Yes indeed. I’m so happy that even though it took so long for us to connect, I’m still talking to THE Jane Elliott.

@keishahouston4486

8 ай бұрын

​@@BrotherAli_Travelers am so happy to see your interviews on how u veiwed today world of was been taught through history of Rasim and all your videos an will love go to your seminar to see u evern it by website or webner am fan of love for right amen

So happy this podcast found me

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

That makes two of us!

Thankful again for this conversation and all that you do!

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

This is a true joy and labor of love for me. Grateful to have you listening. Please share with anyone you think me enjoy it! Much love.

@werkingdadrecords

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrotherAli_Travelers done and done. I hope you recharge quickly.

I love Jane Elliot and was looking for more recent interviews with her. Delighted to find you, brother, Ali. Happy, peaceful, lovefull now to all❤

I follow you from Saudi Arabia, you are really my favorite artist

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

A thousand thank you’s.

She right about having the connection to Africa, took an ancestry test and I don't know how accurate it was but seeing that one percent of my DNA came from Senegal I was stunned but not in a negative way just made me curious. Since I'm Mexican we are made to believe one thing, but at the end we all come from the same tree so listening to this podcast really enlightened me so shout out to Mrs. Elliott and Brother Ali as well as his crew keep doing y'all's thing.

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing. It’s also been proven that west Africans were in what became known as “The Anericas” long before Europeans. Thanks for listening and sharing

Brother Ali!!!! I love learning about positive people that are worthy of emulation! 💥 She filled up my tank today! Thank you!!!

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

She’s pretty incredible. Thank you for listening and please feel free to share

Love you Brother Ali, Love Miss Jane too.

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

Love back!

Beautiful as always. Again brother Ali, thank you.

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for rockin with us. Please feel free to share it with anyone you think might benefit.

I love Jane Elliott and I promised her ill carry on with and for her and myself, I must also say you Sir have impressed me!!!!! I will hit the button to educate myself more about you.

Beautiful soul

Brother Ali, thank you for sharing this amazing conversation! Like you, Ms. Jane Elliott was the first the person I saw that looked like me and felt the way I did about the skin colors of the people of the world. I have learned so much from both of your journeys. Thank you for being my inspiration.

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated my friend. Please feel free to share with anyone you think may benefit.

Truth Should be Told

@BrotherAli_Travelers

Жыл бұрын

100-%

Jane Elliott is an OG.

@BrotherAli_Travelers

Жыл бұрын

Facts

Yes !!!!!!!!!!! From Sacramento to y’all mayn !!!

@BrotherAli_Travelers

Жыл бұрын

Much love! Dr Cornel West is from Sac and we talk about it in our episode of the podcast. Have you heard it yet?

Sir (and listeners), let's get these interviews to more eyes. HOPE "Holding on to Positive Energy" Respect always, all ways. 🌟🤝

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate that!

May Allah protect Aunty Jane Elliot a true gem.

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

Ameen 🤲

This way she’s on your case about things, even as you try to pray for her, makes me remember and appreciate the same traits in some hard nut educators I’ve known. I’d be blessed to be the same if I get to be an octogenarian. Fierce as you are, you look tame beside her. To me you aren’t just an educator about racial justice but also Islam. I struggle with establishing prayer and fast on the path to conversion. Because of covid a distanced lover could not help, then fell away in a crisis of faith and from me and is on another path. In my circumstances, as a trans nb, that was a rare opportunity to try to learn in a room with others. I’ve tried more than once. So I do a bit less than my best on my own, can’t understand many conflicting online resources, and flail. I believe it’s not just me and there are more potential flailing converts attracted to your art who could learn simple things from it you did as a teenager and hopefully establish prayer and fast. I share this so you might know us, your audience a little better. What you do as an educator is amazing. Ramadan kareem brother.

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

You said a lot here! More than I can respond to properly in a comment. Thank you for your good opinion and may The Creator guide us all and make us firm.

Seeing A video of Jane doing these exercises was the beginning of my awareness about white privilege 10 years ago. She’s an amazing woman. And intense as heck.

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

She’s as special soul for sure.

I have such admiration for Jane Elliott, and as always you. It's so refreshing to hear that others in this World have similar hero's, idol's and soruces of inspiration. After moving back to the USA at age 12, when my father was stationed in the D.C. area. The Autobiography of Malcom X, Wutang-Clan, Maya Angelou, the Auntie's, Nanna's, Pops and so many more POC whom were the same auntie's etc of my dearest and closest friends. Despite all of this, the choosing of time, place, and opportunity of when I should or should not speak up, because I am melanemic. The most frustrating moment in recent memory was while I was attending University. There was diversity in the course, but not much. The Professor is Melanatious, and this beautiful Melanotic woman in the front row, whom I had only met a few days prior, had spent nearly 30 minutes trying to explain to a younger melanemic Veteran who was trying to justify why "White' privelage, and racism don't exist because he grew up in poverty where melanemic families were the minority in the community he lived, and because he does not see color. I finally had to intercede. I said, "Do you realise that when you say that you do not see color, and when you use your families poverty and experiences to justify the ridiculous claim that there is no racism in America. You are saying to POC that not only do you not see/acknowledge them and other like them, you also do not acknowledge or accept the struggles they have and are going through." He was taken aback, and immediatly apologized and was starting to backpedal and rephrase his points. I cut him off saying, "The worst part is that you just apologized, implying that you understand how ignorant you were being. The fact that these two individuals have been telling you exactly what I said to you and you didn't hear it until I said it, well that disappoints me as it likely suggests your apology was not only insincere, it also implies that you were straight up ignoring them because they are POC, whom your flawed perspective to not see color is also why you weren't listening." I try my best to choose wisely and educate only my melanemic peers, as irregardless of my experiences or witnessing the experiences of those whom I love who are POC does not afford me any right to take place on the soap box of the agenda and fight that they may choose to utilize. I will stand next to behind etc, and pray that one day my voice will not need to be the voice heard for another to change. -JBM-

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

What you’re describing is the work. Glad to be in the trenches with you.

Inspirational. I can see a future Brother Ali song starting with " We have turned and Ethiopian jew into a pale face light haird man... haha. Hahahaha" drop the beat 🎶

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

She’s so close to being an MC!

Can Anyone help Me find out if Mrs. Elliott still does live lectures??

@BrotherAli_Travelers

Жыл бұрын

Best way might be her website

The religion of Islam is strong and does not accept regionalism and discrimination. Only he who can overcome himself, understand this time, understand the enemy and fear God, will be of the best of creation, of course, after Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace.

@BrotherAli_Travelers

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for checking in. Ramadan Mubarak.

Ps: the name of your podcast is strange, are you an 'Irish Traveller'?

@BrotherAli_Travelers

Жыл бұрын

Spiritual traveler on the journey of life

@OutsideTheColony

Жыл бұрын

@@BrotherAli_Travelers no worries

et is u bout it ,u bout it ?

In the bible God says He's no respecter of persons.