My hair on my neck rises every time I hear this man’s voice.

@michellephillips3655

2 жыл бұрын

YES.... My Yoruba Grandfather whom brought me and My Brother up amongst their ither Grandchildren with His Beautiful strong White Salford Wife whom got married in Manchester UK in the 1940s when he arrived in the UK via the corrupt system that scooped up the very Young African Boys to fight the dirty war. Well He sat in on the PAN AFRICAN CONGRESS MEETINGS WITH Jomo, Kwame etc..... and a very spiritual Lady brought The name of President Kyunde to Me ( when Kyunde was still alive but my G had passed into the spiritual.... I always get contacted by my power Family.

nice to have my thoughts swimming in the river of history, listening to this. it's great to swim with you all. we will win.

@sheilamacdougal9948

4 жыл бұрын

5:00 He defends the one-party dictatorship of Turè in Guinea, a bloody dictatorship responsible for murdering some 50,000 political opponents. And he names himself after the dictator. Pathetic. Oh yeah, he wants to return America to "the red man". How anyone can still admire this prattling imbecile is hard to comprehend.

@TheNinja94a

3 жыл бұрын

@@sheilamacdougal9948 back up your claims

@sheilamacdougal9948

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheNinja94a Back up my claims?? He named himself after Turé out of admiration. That's public knowledge; I need to "back it up"? Turé's régime was responsible, according to human rights groups, for the murder of at least 50,000 political prisoners, and the torture, imprisonment, and driving into exile of hundreds of thousands more. Just google Turé and you'll find all the "back up" you need. His ludicrous demand to return the entire continent to the "red man"? Just watch and listen to the videos. It's right here.

Kwame ture was a very vocal revolutionary damn!

As a British white Socialist,listening to these outstanding black activists strengthens my heart and will,even though it saddens me that for decades we are still engaged the same arguments and struggles.The capitalists strength is in their ability to divide us working class and poor,regardless of ethnicity or creed.When we realize we all have one common enemy,the capitalist class,then we will win.

@ryanfinnerty6239

3 жыл бұрын

They have been strategic in their division and development of media has assisted this. Even with the gaping, and ever increasing division of classes and the elite rich, people still, like Kwame would say, “need to know their enemy”.

@ampdatruth.x4753

2 жыл бұрын

'Even if communism came into effect in Amerikkka tomorrow, Black People will STILL get the short end of the stick.' KWAME TURE. Even so the capitalistic system or media or people, whatnot keeps us divided or so you say.... there is much more that you even to this day refuse to admit or address. Shown by this comment.

THANK YOU FREEDOM FIGHTER KWAME TURE. REST IN POWER YOU'VE MADE THE ANCESTORS PROUD. THANK YOU

@elrededwards863

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks u he light up Africans people to know Africa

Baba Kwame Ture was our Pan African leader warrior mentor and hero for Student Non-Violent Co-ordinating Committee, the Black Panther Party for Self Defence and All African People’s Revolutionary Party.

PREACHHHHHHHHHH! Still relevant ESPECIALLY today ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

@elrededwards863

4 жыл бұрын

Until we are all free it will be relevant every day

Baba Kwame Ture a great Pan Africanist in our history. Smart handsome and non apologetic. Ase Baba Kwame Ture a student of Baba Kwame Nkrumah and Baba Sekou Ture.

After years of being the spokesman of Black Power, Kwame Ture found its logical conclusion in Pan Africanism. He was right but many in the Black Power Movement in America at that time were not ready or willing to see Kwame's vision.

As a current Antioch student, thank you for posting this!

@judasrose3017

4 жыл бұрын

lol ben

Your name reminds me of Kwame Nkrumah and his Guinea friend Toure. Your name means a lot to me.🇬🇭

@NuuAfrica

4 жыл бұрын

That’s where he got his name from.

@petduro

3 жыл бұрын

he lived with them and was the assistant to nkurumah and sekoue.he helped nkurumah spread pan africanism and his vision through out the whole africa for the last 35 years of his life

Yes yes yes! I love this! I wish he was here now!

15:18 holy shit he gave the solution to the problem quick and simple without adding any fluffy language. If you ask me this should take away all the fears settlers have over land back. Give justice and we'll be chill.

@sunnywestside4210

5 ай бұрын

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Watching this in 2021! #Alabama

Yes sir! #stillTimely2021

❤ Absolutely 💯 Our Ancestors left all the Riches of to their grandchildren 😢😢

"Amen"

HOTEP IT MERI KWAME TOURE' NEHEH!

I don't think everyone going to the continent of their origin circa 500 years ago is a great solution to the world's problems. However, I appreciate Ture's sense of justice. It is not right for people to take, take, take, and then for some ancestor down the line to say "I didn't do that, and before some laws we can be equal, so we're good, right?" Until society is truly communitarian and people truly work for each other's benefit, the sins of the past remain written on the present. We cannot inherit wealth that was not available to another - especially if the wealth was stolen or built on exploitation, which all true wealth is - and then claim that some respect or sentiment makes us even with the rest of society. People should work for the people - for all people; not just game the system as well as they can and make money off of other people's labor or investments that assist in such exploitation as well as the extraction of foreign resources at their expense.

@DaleIsWigging

4 ай бұрын

I dont think he is suggesting your first sentence exactly. He is suggesting that the original owners traditions, ruling system and cultures should be the main societies traditions and cultures. He says this around 15:17. I believe this is a powerful message in my country of australia, because our political leaders have always "aligned" the countries foreign policy with the white western countries for no reason other than "shared culture" , which seems to be a polite way to say "our rulers are both white europeans" (purely geographically we should be better friends with Asia than Europe). This is just an excuse to stay aligned with the colonial empire. We also dont incorporate our native edible plants into our society, when I get a craving I have to identify and find it in the bush, where if we were an independent nation we would neccesarily need to be more knoweldgeable of our own country and its organisms. The public transportation system seems ti be more focused on extracting resources to get it to ports, than actually linking the people. The government actions seem to benefit the big coastal cities (where the most colonial massacres happened) over the inland communities (much less populated but also much higher proportions of aboriginals). Leading to an unfair governmental system that "just happens to" benefit the most colonised parts of the country the most and that uses its foreign policy to benefit other countries over their own. We are not allowed to forge an independent story of our countries actions.

the zionist in the audience who got upset 😂

@roachtheflorist9492

2 жыл бұрын

It's sad because think of the wonders all black and brown people could have done if they weren't thrown around and shuffled like a puzzle being torn apart.

@MrJaccTrippa

2 жыл бұрын

He lost his sht and probably went straight to the newspaper to call him antisemitic

American indian movement is forming again lets get justice against this government for all our people goin missing

That point about a mass party is everything I already knew but could never say coherently. After all the entire governmental system is different so it only makes sense that the Party system is too

Does anyone know the name of the film he refers to at the end? The one he said that's better than State of Siege?

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the difference is claire, crystal claire!

19:14

It’s dolph!!!!

Point of. correction: Kwame Ture was an Nkrumahist-Tureist, not a Marxist.

@AfroMarxist

4 жыл бұрын

I never claimed he was

@BeastmodeBeats

4 жыл бұрын

He was a socialist

@ao1920

4 жыл бұрын

@@BeastmodeBeats Yes, I believe Kwame Nkrumah was a socialist as well. He was more on the economic view of eastern europe who were communist (russia) than the westerners of european descents who were more capitalist. But Africa should throw both concepts away because these system is not good for Africa. I feel like it should be more like buddhist economics. In buddhist economics there is no one who rules over his fellow being; so there is no hierarchy. There is only a share economics in those communities of buddhist economy. There is no poverty because those who have more serve those who have less to keep the balance in circulation. So there is only harmony and peace in thos type of economy. You have to study buddhism (Siddhartha Gautamas lessons of life where he came to conclusion that only balance will lead to peace and bliss). Anything above or below is extremism which leads to destruction. This is buddhist economics.

@elrededwards863

4 жыл бұрын

Point taken he know socialism how it works

@NkrumahTure

4 жыл бұрын

@@ao1920 Nkrumah wrote in his book Consciencism, that pre colonial Africa, with it's economic system of communalism (with it's humanistic and egalitarian principles)is the theoretical basis for scientific socialism. A long way from when Karl Marx was born. The principles that define socialism are based on objective universal laws. Thus Marx could only properly record the phenomenon in his historical period under conditions that were evident in eastern europe. We must never make the mistake that Marx could ever speak for Africa, which had established philosophies, and modes of production that long predate Marxism. It's actually the development of Imperialism though the creation of inter locking combines of western corporations that presently have an economic stranglehold on the African continent, and has perpetuated underdevelopment, as well as poverty there. Since 1885.

Baba Kwame is right Palestine belongs to the original beings. Israel is an unjust notorious state.

Can someone tell me why this man has 2 different names? Where did Stokley Carmichael come from? sounds like a European name

@Trinavara

Жыл бұрын

He was born in Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean.

@DaleIsWigging

3 ай бұрын

Stokely Carmichael is his birth name. He later changed his name to reference strong African freedom fighters (Which was the style at the time) to Kwame Ture.

@jujunkrumah7201

3 ай бұрын

How dare you!!! Carmichael was the slave name, we who are conscious have discarded all things and names slavery

As a Jew seeing this from a historical lens I don't think he's entirely wrong about Israel. The fact that Palestinians are just starting to get a few rights 50 years later is appalling. They're people who deserve rights and representation 😢

@DaleIsWigging

8 ай бұрын

what rights? I still see jews coming and stealing their homes and treating them like shit. I still hear stories of white jews that heavily mistreat arab jews and black jews. Your people are being used as a shield for political actors. Maybe next time you look into it, see from the eyes of a human not just from the eyes of a jew.

I love Kwame Ture to the greatest extent one can, but wtf was that "Hitler killed x million Jews" shit?

@toontrooper4103

2 жыл бұрын

It was a place holder for however many was to be claimed were killed. An exact number didn't matter for the purpose of what he was saying.

@sunnywestside4210

5 ай бұрын

@@toontrooper4103thank you, i was thrown off by that as well

@DaleIsWigging

3 ай бұрын

Early zionists allied with ww2 germany and they helped them create the conditions that would grow israel. A lot of narrative people believe around that war is still lacking in truths.