Black Lives Matter - Part 2

Black History for White People

Christianity, History, Education, Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 1 July 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Part 2 of our discussion on Black Lives Matter.

For hundreds of verses about God's zeal for justice:

https://sojo.net/list-some-more-2000verses-scripture-poverty-and-justice

https://www.facebook.com/gerinteed/posts/10111004133480142

On black women having the most education:

HBCU Editors, et al. "Black Women Are Ranked the Most Educated Group by Race & Gender." HBCU BUZZ, 21 July 2015.

On black women being the most entrepreneurial:

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/25/underfunded-female-demographic-is-launching-the-most-start-ups-in-us.html

https://hbr.org/2021/05/black-women-are-more-likely-to-start-a-business-than-white-men

See a visualization of America's racial-geographical make-up at https://demographics.virginia.edu/

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0:00.0	I don't know what those white people in this country feel,
0:05.0	but I can only include what they feel from the state of their institution.
0:10.0	Now, this is the evidence.
0:14.0	You want me to make an act of faith, risking myself, my wife, my woman, my sister, my children,
0:20.0	on some idealism which you assure me exists in America, which I have never seen.
0:28.8	Welcome to Black History for White People, a podcast where we educate, resource, and challenge white people about Black history.
0:36.1	I'm Brad on today's show, or co-host Katina and Garan.
0:38.9	Today's topic is Black Lives Matter.
0:41.0	This is part two of our episode on Black Lives Matter.
0:44.3	So if you're brand new and you're just tuning in, make sure that you go back in your feed and listen to part one.
0:50.1	We are going to jump right back into the conversation and we hope you enjoy the discussion.
1:02.0	Why? We are going to jump right back into the conversation, and we hope you enjoy the discussion. Well, and it's interesting because America in its patriotic religiosity, it's like, dear America, Africa is in the Bible, America is not.
1:16.0	It's laughable. Africa is in the Bible and America is not. And I, you know, I was thinking about
1:23.1	Paul Revere. This is weird, but I was thinking about Paul Revere. There's an image that Paul Revere actually stole from another young man that basically is like the spark of the Revolutionary War.
1:34.6	And there was a riot that happened, a skirmish that happened.
1:38.4	And Christmas Addicts is like on the front lines and he is one of the first people killed.
1:43.6	When Paul Revere copps the image,
1:46.5	he either makes Christmas addicts white in the image or eliminates him because there's no
1:53.2	black person in the image. And then he sells it and it just, he uses it as this propaganda, right?
2:03.6	Well, and when the soldiers who went to trial and they the lawyer that defended them i think it was john adams that defended them one of
2:08.9	his statements was that these people that were riding basically they deserved to die because
2:14.3	they kept company with negroes and you know and and and and kept company with Negroes and, you know, and kept company with Negroes and
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