Here is a clip from the forthcoming lecture DVD by best selling author and film producer Tariq Elite Nasheed entitled Relationships,Riches and Race.
Жүктеу.....
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@UntappedPotential198510 жыл бұрын
Being a chicagoan I can honestly say that his explianation of why Chicago is so violent was absolutly correct.
@brotherfirst4388
5 жыл бұрын
SKYPRAMID Can't forget low education
@chriswilliam6751
Жыл бұрын
Nope
@hppava11 жыл бұрын
if someone owes u money and you starving somewhere...thoughts will go to your head and morals will LIKELY go out the window.
@KhemistryIBMOR11 жыл бұрын
Good point.
@jakewilson77909 жыл бұрын
very deep tariq.
@WorldwideJamal11 жыл бұрын
Same thing in Milwaukee as well
@pyrese10 жыл бұрын
The way Tariq demonstrates his points are impeccable. Much respect brother.
@chgohaushead11 жыл бұрын
Thanks for coming Tariq. I wanted to buy while there but only had credit. You need to get up on that square.
@Survenotice11 жыл бұрын
Real Talk.
@11FBA1111 жыл бұрын
so true.
@phantomsuccour11 жыл бұрын
Biggest reason!!! Black boys growing up without fathers. That in of itself would improve the situation by a lot!
@rubecube887511 жыл бұрын
Yeah definitely. What pisses me off is that while people are dirt poor and have nothing, there are people with way too much, way more than they could every possibly need, and these people don't contribute to society anymore than the poor farmer who grows their food does. I can't help but wonder why we don't just tear this whole evil, corrupt system down. I'm not even poor, I'm pretty lucky but I see how fucked up things are so I have a strong desire to tear it all down.
@WarreniTV11 жыл бұрын
He is telling the truth.
@truthwarrior2778 жыл бұрын
teach tariq! I'm right here in the belly of the beast!
@byroncole1711 жыл бұрын
That brother Tariq is going in...
@godzangel10011 жыл бұрын
spitting some real shit
@19LIONKING7411 жыл бұрын
Black Wall Street (1906-1921) was actually a bustling black commercial district in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It consisted of black owned banks, barbershops, clothing stores, and grocery stores. This was/is the epitome of black economics in amerika until it was destroyed by racist whites. The three main thoroughfares were Greenwood ave., Archer, and Pine streets, which out of respect, the GAP band was named after.
@decatadaze11 жыл бұрын
i want a copy
@firesign42972 жыл бұрын
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@kmcl1110 жыл бұрын
Culture. The end. The gangs, the behavior, the hate that surrounds them.
@360NationMuzik10 жыл бұрын
they are but no one focuses on that
@1BlackConservative11 жыл бұрын
You don't understand self responsibility being poor is not a excuse to commit crime or take someones life.I grew up poor in the projects i never killed anyone or committed a crime
@BigTx2815 жыл бұрын
Still not a reason to kill each other
@RobertHollandInterviewWizz
5 жыл бұрын
@Kris Mathis. I don't think Tariq was making excuse for the violence in Chicago, I think he was just shedding light as a whole. Of course killing is never the answer.
@feldman3001211 жыл бұрын
Tariq hit the nail on the head with the one way street. Black communities support these orientals in their areas. One way street.
@marvin469
Жыл бұрын
A black person who eats that crap is crazy
@cboneofenglewood11 жыл бұрын
Real talk. What hood you from, bruh?
@EMR8011 жыл бұрын
Man whatever I'm from there I'm born there I'm not a visitor. I know what going on in my area. I'm not talking about no dam doctors office. I don't live there anymore, but I see that shit every time I come home and visit. My family is still there to and they talk about it. Folks just get money and you can eliminate some of that B.S.
@SWEEYHONEYICETEA11 жыл бұрын
Real talk! Cursed for disobedience.
@derektheproducer11 жыл бұрын
*Sense*
@oldwinston469111 жыл бұрын
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@MRCLSmoothful11 жыл бұрын
Hmmm. Why is this segregated city not supplying jobs. Is it the fault of the surrounding cities and communities? Is Chicago being held back by non blacks in other cities? Does Chicago not have a city council, mayor, and other city officials that can do things to free up the market to allow businesses to flourish? Do Black people not speak about being self sufficient and independent? Help me out here. I'm just asking some questions.
@973films11 жыл бұрын
Please Do
@LoveLikeJesus4life11 жыл бұрын
if u wanna cease gun violence then get the guns off the streets
@kmcl1110 жыл бұрын
First intelligent comment. There has to be more going on than meets the eye. I did hear teh gov't was involved as well.
@Hamburger24711 жыл бұрын
@eoo8 that's real!
@raefblack790611 жыл бұрын
I've never heard that Rosa Parks side of the story told before.
@NYxican198010 жыл бұрын
You are 60% correct, but before the cartels there was still violence in Chicago.
@jeffbezos4746
2 жыл бұрын
No he's 110% correct
@polojeanz157511 жыл бұрын
You can "go" there and thats pretty much it
@taron564811 жыл бұрын
The thug lifestyle is being glorified in all black urban areas not just Chicago.
@ghettogagginuhoes253811 жыл бұрын
That was an unemployment line.....
@dred7511 жыл бұрын
Most crimes are economically based in any demographic. I'm in no way advocating violence as the last resort to getting money. I think people need to start to think of creative ways to make money legally.
@CovertRadio2 жыл бұрын
BUT - WHERE IS THE PROOF? ZERO PROOF!!
@cboneofenglewood11 жыл бұрын
Real talk about segregation here in "Chiraq". Unemployment doesn't make you kill or hurt people though. Years ago, men traveled across the country when work wasn't available locally. u.s. history calls it "the great migration". They lived in MUCH worst conditions than modern Chicago. No record of them killing one another like now. The true problem is that "black" folk have no identity, and continue to follow whatever dogma given to them. They don't know their GOD (YAH), and do not serve Him.
@banksj774010 жыл бұрын
It's about time someone was honest about Chicago violence .. lol I was so tired of Mainstream American media saying "What's wrong with black people in Chicago?" haha The real question his "whats wrong with Chicago?" There are a lot of things wrong with that City. It's a great place to visit but I could never live there.
@Executnr10 жыл бұрын
desegregation an integration arent necessarily the same thing, but what Tariq is talking about is the segregation that needs to be corrected, the economic segregation, them coming into our neighborhood but us not allowed in theirs or it being harder to penetrate.
@derektheproducer11 жыл бұрын
This makes since.. I would like to hear more of this.
@bobbyhadoken11 жыл бұрын
# that hot fire, great audio and lighting also
@rubecube887511 жыл бұрын
Don't most US cities have big violence problems?
@JconChicago200711 жыл бұрын
Right when it was getting good I gotta see this DVD Tariq
@19LIONKING7411 жыл бұрын
Black Wall Street(1906-1921) was actually a bustling black commercial district in Tulsa,Oklahoma that consisted of black owned banks, barbershops, clothing, and grocery stores. The three main thoroughfares were Greenwood ave., Archer, and Pine streets, which is where the GAP band gets its name from.
@marvin469
Жыл бұрын
Didn't know how GAP band got that name , good deal
@ghettogagginuhoes253811 жыл бұрын
then do it.... its easier than it seems.... and its not so called "segregation" that's hurting blacks in Chicago....its themselves. get a few like minded people....save some money up over the years.... put that money together and start a business.... everything big started out small.
@execasstchicago11 жыл бұрын
Careful! Truth does not reign supreme around these here parts. smh I'm just waiting for a politician to come out with legislation to pass dismantling Sec 8. RESTORE welfare back to its original intent: support low-income Sr citizens, and to help struggling families that fall on hard-times FOR A MINUTE. All these generations of welfare recipients are bleeding us tax-payers dry. Meanwhile, working families are losing their jobs & homes. Where's THEIR help? It's not fair. smh
@marcoscandelaria70588 жыл бұрын
Wao!!! Glossing over the real issues.
@firesign42972 жыл бұрын
# CODING And TRADE SCHOOLS P.S.... Said By...KWAME BROWN of You Tube👍🏿👍🏿
@maxangst11 жыл бұрын
I'm black and I am from Chicago and if you want to know the truth it's people like this that are the problem. So worried about yesterday and not about tomorrow.
@hppava11 жыл бұрын
very nice video tariq... for everyone else here...dont feed the troll (shanevicious) he has nothing to say
@maxangst11 жыл бұрын
Black people can't take a train to get to work in Chicago because of segregation?
@RDJim11 жыл бұрын
Then get out of the city.
@polojeanz157511 жыл бұрын
Trust me,Im all about personal responsibility..BUT..You nor anyone else here can seem to answer the question as to WHY a specific group of people (in this case inner city blacks in poverty areas) happen to engage in this type of behavior..WHY..What is the reason..Its NOT NORMAL for blacks to act like that.So WHY are they specifically doing it?
@sandybeaches39506 жыл бұрын
He's right about one thing, here in Chicago. They have uniquely cut blacks off from jobs, from owning local businesses etc. I live in Chicago and it is almost impossible to get to these 'jobs' because they are way, way, out in the suburbs that you cannot get to, even by public transportation.
@jeffbezos47462 жыл бұрын
Very articulate
@MrSeanblaze11 жыл бұрын
sad but so true bro
@WarreniTV11 жыл бұрын
Not everybody poor do that.
@txtitan2011 жыл бұрын
Too TRILL I'm buying this lecture
@Thedarksecret111 жыл бұрын
This dude has really made a valid point about the social dynamics of Chicago.
@jaylaw862111 жыл бұрын
People always saying Blacks complain to much about racism, but if it is effecting Blacks everyday of their lives then we should keep complaining about it until something gets done. Tariq hit everything right on the head and I salute that Brother for Hidden Colors 1 and 2. He calls people out on bullshit all the time, including the racism this Country has displayed for all these years. Blacks need to stop spending money on frivolous nonsense and start investing into Black Businesses
@maxangst11 жыл бұрын
Is this guy serious?
@5u5411 жыл бұрын
This is deep. But I still wanna visit Chicago anyway. I meet hell of cool people from the chi
@88smoothcriminal11 жыл бұрын
tariq nasheed,Dr. Umar Johnson and Daniel Freeman creator of the rise and grind podcast is a necessary listen for blacks
@taron564811 жыл бұрын
As a 35 year old man that lived in the heart of Chicago (Englewood) for 29 years I'm soooo glad that someone outside of Chicago recognizes that it's so racially divided. When I move to Michigan I was shocked to see that blacks and whites live on the same block. As with Chicago, every race has it's own section of the city. If a white man walked thru Englewood everybody had their eyes on him and was curious.
@djteq910 жыл бұрын
If pot was legalized, regulated, and tax the heroin use would decline big time and the justice system could focus more on violent criminals. Gun regulation and accountability and fines for firearms not being reported stolen can alleviate gun violence. More routine searches leads to more cops which leads to more jobs. Encouragement of education, graduation, dedicated teachers, and after school/summer programs can lead to more job creation.
@PHATBOYSTUDIOSINC6 жыл бұрын
Why do people hate this man?
@taron564811 жыл бұрын
@Polo Jeanz. You're wasting your time because this guy dont know what the hell he's talking about. If he was on Belmont and Kildare then he was in a safe zone. I bet he would'nt feel the same if he went on the south side or west side. Cause you go to (1) section of Chicago don't mean you know the whole damm city. There are a WHOLE lot of sections of Chicago.
@SavMacCauley11 жыл бұрын
All of this can be said of Detroit too.
@dred7511 жыл бұрын
Daniel Freeman podcast are the truth
@Meg6268511 жыл бұрын
You are wrong Chicago is segragated compared to other areas and its very racist.
@eoo811 жыл бұрын
He is right!i grew up in chicago and when I went outside my community to try to find work they wouldnt give me a chance because of my address,That was in the late 80s.When it comes to black people they dont look at us as a individual,they look at us as a whole,But when it comes to white people they look at themselves an individual when something is negative or stereotypes that are negative.One white person does something bad its just him,but if he was black its all of us!
@19LIONKING7411 жыл бұрын
I don't think the brother "plays the race card", he simply recognizes that race plays a major role in amerikan society - it always has, and quite frankly, always will.
@polojeanz157511 жыл бұрын
The "personal choice" argument really makes no sense because why would one specific group in specific areas make a personal choice to be poor,uneducated and commit crime?.
@doctorexotics6411 жыл бұрын
Im From Oakland California and i tell you it aint easy out here.. its segregated and unemployment is high.. My city is known as the HOOD
@CaptainKneegrowMan11 жыл бұрын
everything he just said can be said about detroit
@johnmcadory701311 жыл бұрын
What your saying for the most part is true, however you forget that back then in the 50's and 60's you didnt even need a high school diploma for those jobs. so it was very easy to up and leave a place that was paying a great wage and you didnt have to bring anything to the table but a good work ethic. Now you need college to even be competitive. its not the unemplyment that makes you kill... its the idol time and idol minds which is the devil workshop that gets you into things u shouldnt be doin
@polojeanz157511 жыл бұрын
Thats bs but ok
@SADMANMUSIC3511 жыл бұрын
You see folks. This third eye vision at its best. Guns are not the problem. Its much deeper than that. Brotha Tariq when you coming to North Carolina again?
@19LIONKING7411 жыл бұрын
In 1921, because of segregation blacks were forced to conduct business amongst ourselves. This had an unexpected outcome and resulted in THRIVING BLACK COMMUNITIES all across amerika, but most notably in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Seething w/jealousy & hatred, whites began to riot by dropping dynamite on innocent blacks from airplanes - making this the 1st aerial bombing on u.s. soil not 9/11. Before we collectively build businesses, we need to build a BLACK ARMY to defend the "New Black Wall Street".
@polojeanz157511 жыл бұрын
now that is TOTAL bs,and you clearly have no idea what you are talking about. You go to schools based on the zones you live in,and..Oh nevermind
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Being a chicagoan I can honestly say that his explianation of why Chicago is so violent was absolutly correct.
@brotherfirst4388
5 жыл бұрын
SKYPRAMID Can't forget low education
@chriswilliam6751
Жыл бұрын
Nope
if someone owes u money and you starving somewhere...thoughts will go to your head and morals will LIKELY go out the window.
Good point.
very deep tariq.
Same thing in Milwaukee as well
The way Tariq demonstrates his points are impeccable. Much respect brother.
Thanks for coming Tariq. I wanted to buy while there but only had credit. You need to get up on that square.
Real Talk.
so true.
Biggest reason!!! Black boys growing up without fathers. That in of itself would improve the situation by a lot!
Yeah definitely. What pisses me off is that while people are dirt poor and have nothing, there are people with way too much, way more than they could every possibly need, and these people don't contribute to society anymore than the poor farmer who grows their food does. I can't help but wonder why we don't just tear this whole evil, corrupt system down. I'm not even poor, I'm pretty lucky but I see how fucked up things are so I have a strong desire to tear it all down.
He is telling the truth.
teach tariq! I'm right here in the belly of the beast!
That brother Tariq is going in...
spitting some real shit
Black Wall Street (1906-1921) was actually a bustling black commercial district in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It consisted of black owned banks, barbershops, clothing stores, and grocery stores. This was/is the epitome of black economics in amerika until it was destroyed by racist whites. The three main thoroughfares were Greenwood ave., Archer, and Pine streets, which out of respect, the GAP band was named after.
i want a copy
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Culture. The end. The gangs, the behavior, the hate that surrounds them.
they are but no one focuses on that
You don't understand self responsibility being poor is not a excuse to commit crime or take someones life.I grew up poor in the projects i never killed anyone or committed a crime
Still not a reason to kill each other
@RobertHollandInterviewWizz
5 жыл бұрын
@Kris Mathis. I don't think Tariq was making excuse for the violence in Chicago, I think he was just shedding light as a whole. Of course killing is never the answer.
Tariq hit the nail on the head with the one way street. Black communities support these orientals in their areas. One way street.
@marvin469
Жыл бұрын
A black person who eats that crap is crazy
Real talk. What hood you from, bruh?
Man whatever I'm from there I'm born there I'm not a visitor. I know what going on in my area. I'm not talking about no dam doctors office. I don't live there anymore, but I see that shit every time I come home and visit. My family is still there to and they talk about it. Folks just get money and you can eliminate some of that B.S.
Real talk! Cursed for disobedience.
*Sense*
Pretty Raheem approves this message.
Hmmm. Why is this segregated city not supplying jobs. Is it the fault of the surrounding cities and communities? Is Chicago being held back by non blacks in other cities? Does Chicago not have a city council, mayor, and other city officials that can do things to free up the market to allow businesses to flourish? Do Black people not speak about being self sufficient and independent? Help me out here. I'm just asking some questions.
Please Do
if u wanna cease gun violence then get the guns off the streets
First intelligent comment. There has to be more going on than meets the eye. I did hear teh gov't was involved as well.
@eoo8 that's real!
I've never heard that Rosa Parks side of the story told before.
You are 60% correct, but before the cartels there was still violence in Chicago.
@jeffbezos4746
2 жыл бұрын
No he's 110% correct
You can "go" there and thats pretty much it
The thug lifestyle is being glorified in all black urban areas not just Chicago.
That was an unemployment line.....
Most crimes are economically based in any demographic. I'm in no way advocating violence as the last resort to getting money. I think people need to start to think of creative ways to make money legally.
BUT - WHERE IS THE PROOF? ZERO PROOF!!
Real talk about segregation here in "Chiraq". Unemployment doesn't make you kill or hurt people though. Years ago, men traveled across the country when work wasn't available locally. u.s. history calls it "the great migration". They lived in MUCH worst conditions than modern Chicago. No record of them killing one another like now. The true problem is that "black" folk have no identity, and continue to follow whatever dogma given to them. They don't know their GOD (YAH), and do not serve Him.
It's about time someone was honest about Chicago violence .. lol I was so tired of Mainstream American media saying "What's wrong with black people in Chicago?" haha The real question his "whats wrong with Chicago?" There are a lot of things wrong with that City. It's a great place to visit but I could never live there.
desegregation an integration arent necessarily the same thing, but what Tariq is talking about is the segregation that needs to be corrected, the economic segregation, them coming into our neighborhood but us not allowed in theirs or it being harder to penetrate.
This makes since.. I would like to hear more of this.
# that hot fire, great audio and lighting also
Don't most US cities have big violence problems?
Right when it was getting good I gotta see this DVD Tariq
Black Wall Street(1906-1921) was actually a bustling black commercial district in Tulsa,Oklahoma that consisted of black owned banks, barbershops, clothing, and grocery stores. The three main thoroughfares were Greenwood ave., Archer, and Pine streets, which is where the GAP band gets its name from.
@marvin469
Жыл бұрын
Didn't know how GAP band got that name , good deal
then do it.... its easier than it seems.... and its not so called "segregation" that's hurting blacks in Chicago....its themselves. get a few like minded people....save some money up over the years.... put that money together and start a business.... everything big started out small.
Careful! Truth does not reign supreme around these here parts. smh I'm just waiting for a politician to come out with legislation to pass dismantling Sec 8. RESTORE welfare back to its original intent: support low-income Sr citizens, and to help struggling families that fall on hard-times FOR A MINUTE. All these generations of welfare recipients are bleeding us tax-payers dry. Meanwhile, working families are losing their jobs & homes. Where's THEIR help? It's not fair. smh
Wao!!! Glossing over the real issues.
# CODING And TRADE SCHOOLS P.S.... Said By...KWAME BROWN of You Tube👍🏿👍🏿
I'm black and I am from Chicago and if you want to know the truth it's people like this that are the problem. So worried about yesterday and not about tomorrow.
very nice video tariq... for everyone else here...dont feed the troll (shanevicious) he has nothing to say
Black people can't take a train to get to work in Chicago because of segregation?
Then get out of the city.
Trust me,Im all about personal responsibility..BUT..You nor anyone else here can seem to answer the question as to WHY a specific group of people (in this case inner city blacks in poverty areas) happen to engage in this type of behavior..WHY..What is the reason..Its NOT NORMAL for blacks to act like that.So WHY are they specifically doing it?
He's right about one thing, here in Chicago. They have uniquely cut blacks off from jobs, from owning local businesses etc. I live in Chicago and it is almost impossible to get to these 'jobs' because they are way, way, out in the suburbs that you cannot get to, even by public transportation.
Very articulate
sad but so true bro
Not everybody poor do that.
Too TRILL I'm buying this lecture
This dude has really made a valid point about the social dynamics of Chicago.
People always saying Blacks complain to much about racism, but if it is effecting Blacks everyday of their lives then we should keep complaining about it until something gets done. Tariq hit everything right on the head and I salute that Brother for Hidden Colors 1 and 2. He calls people out on bullshit all the time, including the racism this Country has displayed for all these years. Blacks need to stop spending money on frivolous nonsense and start investing into Black Businesses
Is this guy serious?
This is deep. But I still wanna visit Chicago anyway. I meet hell of cool people from the chi
tariq nasheed,Dr. Umar Johnson and Daniel Freeman creator of the rise and grind podcast is a necessary listen for blacks
As a 35 year old man that lived in the heart of Chicago (Englewood) for 29 years I'm soooo glad that someone outside of Chicago recognizes that it's so racially divided. When I move to Michigan I was shocked to see that blacks and whites live on the same block. As with Chicago, every race has it's own section of the city. If a white man walked thru Englewood everybody had their eyes on him and was curious.
If pot was legalized, regulated, and tax the heroin use would decline big time and the justice system could focus more on violent criminals. Gun regulation and accountability and fines for firearms not being reported stolen can alleviate gun violence. More routine searches leads to more cops which leads to more jobs. Encouragement of education, graduation, dedicated teachers, and after school/summer programs can lead to more job creation.
Why do people hate this man?
@Polo Jeanz. You're wasting your time because this guy dont know what the hell he's talking about. If he was on Belmont and Kildare then he was in a safe zone. I bet he would'nt feel the same if he went on the south side or west side. Cause you go to (1) section of Chicago don't mean you know the whole damm city. There are a WHOLE lot of sections of Chicago.
All of this can be said of Detroit too.
Daniel Freeman podcast are the truth
You are wrong Chicago is segragated compared to other areas and its very racist.
He is right!i grew up in chicago and when I went outside my community to try to find work they wouldnt give me a chance because of my address,That was in the late 80s.When it comes to black people they dont look at us as a individual,they look at us as a whole,But when it comes to white people they look at themselves an individual when something is negative or stereotypes that are negative.One white person does something bad its just him,but if he was black its all of us!
I don't think the brother "plays the race card", he simply recognizes that race plays a major role in amerikan society - it always has, and quite frankly, always will.
The "personal choice" argument really makes no sense because why would one specific group in specific areas make a personal choice to be poor,uneducated and commit crime?.
Im From Oakland California and i tell you it aint easy out here.. its segregated and unemployment is high.. My city is known as the HOOD
everything he just said can be said about detroit
What your saying for the most part is true, however you forget that back then in the 50's and 60's you didnt even need a high school diploma for those jobs. so it was very easy to up and leave a place that was paying a great wage and you didnt have to bring anything to the table but a good work ethic. Now you need college to even be competitive. its not the unemplyment that makes you kill... its the idol time and idol minds which is the devil workshop that gets you into things u shouldnt be doin
Thats bs but ok
You see folks. This third eye vision at its best. Guns are not the problem. Its much deeper than that. Brotha Tariq when you coming to North Carolina again?
In 1921, because of segregation blacks were forced to conduct business amongst ourselves. This had an unexpected outcome and resulted in THRIVING BLACK COMMUNITIES all across amerika, but most notably in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Seething w/jealousy & hatred, whites began to riot by dropping dynamite on innocent blacks from airplanes - making this the 1st aerial bombing on u.s. soil not 9/11. Before we collectively build businesses, we need to build a BLACK ARMY to defend the "New Black Wall Street".
now that is TOTAL bs,and you clearly have no idea what you are talking about. You go to schools based on the zones you live in,and..Oh nevermind
thats real talk