I want to tell you about a guy named Jeremiah Hamilton.

He was known as the Prince of Darkness.

I just finished reading a whole ass book on him, written by a historian who, as I was reading it, I was like,

this person cannot be black, and he isn't because there's certain cultural cues that you

can see that this person missed in telling the story about a man.

And from the book that I read before, this book that I'm going to talk about, that we're

all reading this year called Black Fortunes by Shamari Wills, in the book that I read called to talk about that we're all reading this year called Black Fortunes

by Shamari Wills. In the book that I read called Prince of Darkness about Jeremiah Hamilton,

it talks about him being taken from Africa and taken to Hispaniola, which is known as Haiti.

It says the island that houses Haiti and the Dominican Republic, which is why it's so weird that people

who share an island have such hatred for one another. And by people who have such hatred,

I'm talking about the Dominican, Dominicans who have hatred for the Haitians. And you share an island

and bloodlines. And the only difference is that the Spaniards use miscegenation as a form of

conquering. So really, you were dominated through sperm,

Dominican Republican people, and the Haitians are still the same people that you are,

except they weren't infiltrated the way the people on the Spanish-speaking side of the island

were because the French did not use miscegenation as a form of conquering anyway, but you have to

read up on your own about Trujillo and all those other things. And maybe I'll drop some bread

crumbs here, which I just did, that will hopefully lead you on a path to really understanding

how conflicts rise, you know, and how people are taught to hate one another. It is taught.

Listen, we don't come out the womb with hatred.

We do not come into this earth.

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