So did you guys ever see that, I think it was a Smithsonian graphic about white supremacy?

Mm-hmm.

And then it showed a bunch of little pictures of white people around things that they do.

And it said being on time, planning for the future, even keeping a schedule, was white supremacy?

100% white supremacy.

Hey, white folks doing what they need to do.

Yeah, because Asian people don't do any of that.

Black people don't do any.

Mexicans, nobody has a concept of time, except for white people, apparently.

Definitely not the Indians, not the Mayans.

I think the white people, they just got better marketing, man.

Yeah, the Mayans didn't have any concept of time at all.

Not at all. They didn't calculate well far into the future, anything like that. So the provocative and evocative title, Black Supremacy,

You're building the black family and the community.

You guys want to introduce yourself and tell me what's all about?

Yeah, sure. I'm King Randall, founder to X-Foroyce Program.

I work with kids in the black community mainly, but I work with all color children. I'm in

Albany, Georgia. But yeah, black supremacy, I think if we actually take hold to that and

stop worrying about what white people are doing, I think we could actually take back our communities.

Right, 100%. Maj 2, Ray, founder of Black Guns Matter, Solutionary Lifestyle, Black supremacist.

You know, it's funny that you say it this way, man, because like when you unfold it and

unravel it, this concept that like excellence and or scheduling and time and science and

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