As a student of history, I'm full aware of the truth that our ancestors fought to free themselves.

Whether the Haiti Revolution, the Mao Mao, the Gullah Warriors, Gaspian,

Harriet Tubman, and the list goes on.

But the fact is in 2018 black people are

choosing to still be slaves. You choose to be excited about moving into a

white neighborhood instead of creating black towns. You choose to be excited about working

for white corporations instead of building our own. You choose to be excited about being educated

about a Caucasian

calling somebody with an Afrocentric knowledge of hotel.

You choose to put your destiny in the hands of this government

as opposed to being black nationalists.

Now, our ancestors did not choose to be slaves. They chose to

fight. Today we are choosing to be slaves because racism is dependent on the oppressed

needing the oppressor and the fact is black people in 2018 don't even think that we can stand on our own too.

So Kayier was wrong about our ancestors, but he was right about us today.

Mm. I don't know man that was from perspective for your ass right there. That was definitely

perspective. I can't say that I agree with everything the homie was saying but I definitely

understand the perspective and I like to see people use, I hate to say free thought, because it starts to me it starts thinking like what Kanye was saying, excuse me, I'm being disrespectful.

I got an intelligent man in the room that people want to hear from.

Not at all.

What's up, Mr. Talib Kuali?

What's up, Sakai?

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