A State of War Sista Souljah

[@bigloveforfamily3299]

Sista Soujah is a leader that I would consider a "national parent". She has the love of a mother for her people. I feel that 'Africa itself' speaks through her.

[@TellTheTruthNation]

I love this sista. When we talk about strong black women this is the example the black community NEEDS!!!

[@cherry_pink3840]

Thanks

[@tjtj6540]

Yes not strong independent in the wrong concept Poppin necks and calling one another bitches... saying fuk a ni&&a.. We need to redefine strong black woman..

[@ybeent9305]

TJ TJ So what’s the job of men? We need men not selling drugs and poisoning the community, not choosing the streets over their children and so forth. Your whole comment was pointless

[@geraldlewis5498]

Amen Hallelujah

[@teetataylor]

Female version of Malcolm X..love her..and when she speaks

[@wilfordgainer9134]

This Queen, whew, she is the spiritual energy of The Creator in our mist Love You and I ask The Creator to birth more of your spirit right here amongst us. Peace

[@thankgodjustice9550]

My sister I am greeting you from port Harcourt rivers state of Nigeria. I am just proud of you being African

[@atalayawise7324]

This video made me smile from my soul-out, this is so up lifting because I love my black Man and I value my black Sistas' nothing but love for black people! 2015 is the year of understanding the system. Sista SoulJah my Sista! Thank you. We need you. Buying your book today!

[@jetzelmarr8579]

We need her to be our leader in the U.S. I'm asking people to petition the return of sister souljah.

[@ThatGworl2023]

All she does is eat now.

[@high_maintenance]

Surprised she isn’t running for VP with Cornell West

[@anthonyjoiner6678]

wow. we need more queens like this and more kings to support them

[@DatGirlAlicia]

yesssss absolutely

[@junjungatbos3548]

We need to teach the youth to be like her. She is alcohol and smoke free which is why her throat chakra is open and evolved. She is functioning from the higher chakras and higher conciousness.

[@waynelee2450]

this sista been at since her youth. a great woman and a true example of what type of woman i need in my life. revolutionary fearlessly beautiful and intelligent remnants if a real queen. u dont see sistas like her these days. who have a thorough knowledge of self

[@Empress053]

Yeah we’re out here, we’re her age now and this generation is so mentally enslaved it’s hard to get through.

[@edg947]

@@Empress053 reason she is there cause majority of our men won't step up to the plate

[@mabfans2616]

ooooh my God this lady is so smart and full of wisdom, I wish many pple can realize and understand all these realities

[@rsavage8348]

We must share this information with our people

[@debrasmith5760]

She hit on so many points that we inevitably are still dealing with today...2022 still relevant... What a system...SMH

[@Mariam432022]

Blessings upon Sister Souljah! Long live her lineage!

[@saamiyaandbaylegihlovers8859]

We loved her and public enemy in high school. The message is needed more than ever. She serious. Her movie Coldest winter ever titled after her book she stopped the whole deal because the industry keep trying to take it from her. They know we've been waiting on her. We had better listen to her about these corrupt systems created to manipulate and kill us. Nothing has changed.

[@MrJustinia]

i can't stop listening to her

[@MrJustinia]

What year was this anybody know ?

[@ThatGworl2023]

@@MrJustinia not sure

[@brollblack2unity]

We just finished another powerful Black unity party in the Harper park in Atlanta. I would like to thank all the wonderful postive members of our race who cared enough about our race to participate. I want to send shouts out to my wife Jewellean Hill for cooking and to my daughter Kedra Hill for coming and bringing my grandson Kaden to the Black unity party. This is two members of my family who show me support in my mission to help improve our race. I thank God, Jesus and the universe for you two fantastic ladies. 8-17-16

[@ThatGworl2023]

IT IS INCREDIBLE how this sister predicted what we are going through today. now you have entertainers talking about racism is over or that they have never experience Racism...

[@wilfordgainer9134]

money has a way of making them LIE.

[@ericapatterson4258]

Cdubbed The sad thing is my generation didn't listen then. Now I am 41 and wiser and nobody will listen to me. Folks are too comfortable with reality t.v. and Instagram thinking their going to hit the hip hop lottery.

[@TheGreatGriot]

We better listen....now more than ever

[@MrJustinia]

I would've love to see her speak this much truth in front of me wow at least I get to hear it this is motivation for me Sister Souljah

[@christopherhelli7969]

it's 2018 and she is so right about every thing she says I love my sister she keep it real

[@queenofweaves916]

Amazing this lecture is still pertinent and relevant today

[@tjtj6540]

Millions of people should be watching this, not Atlanta housewives, nor Cardi b Instagram

[@Elynne1]

Where is she?? We need her to lead us in this time. The African people need a leader who is strong minded, aware, brutally honest and unafraid to stand out front.

[@inallthingsalkebulanfirst2462]

Sister Souljah is the vessel. Mama Africa is what you're desperate for, and She lives in your own heart. Marcus Garvey. Amos Wilson. Claud Anderson. These 3 understand the one and only program that will liberate Black people. Embrace those that espouse their program. Reject those that refuse to hear. You and I, speaking here and now, are supposed to know that our dollars are combined and being concentrated to work in our national interest. We have yet to establish this kind of an economic ecosystem to give to our children to continue building.

[@ericapatterson4258]

Inallthings Alkebulanfirst You are very wise. Gives me hope. Nobody reads anymore.

[@bobbye.wright4424]

E. Lynne i agree fam

[@memethewriter1723]

E. Lynne I miss her voice too. Last I heard from her is that it's up to this generation to continue the message and carry the torch. She's in her 20's here. Most movements were started by the youth. She's in her 40's now. We still need her voice but it's up to this generation to keep up the fight.

[@Logikal9]

Meme Thewriter most definitely true....it would be cool though if we see our sister return to the platform maybe on an Irritated Genie or Baba Baruti collaboration. She is of this ilk. Maybe Dr. Umar or Tariq as well

[@laromearm]

One of the greatest voices of true Black liberation towards the end of the 20 century ..

[@joshuakarl4251]

she is a blessing!

[@dawna1214]

Say Dat sista!!! so knowledgeable and on point!

[@juliusdavis9244]

We all need to hear more from the Sister. Love you Sister !!!

[@kmakiable]

It think it's my first time to hear a black American woman who is so well informed about Africa in an accurate way and not the colonial version that most americans I've come accross view africa

[@bobbye.wright4424]

Khaya Maki you right brotha shes a rare breed

[@aminamuhammad4578]

Khaya Maki Asata shakur did as well

[@jamedraa8472]

That same misinformation works both ways. I had a man who had recently immigrated to America (from Africa, I do not recall which country) tell me that over 80% of Black American Men are drug dealers. We had a spicy, but productive conversation.

[@OnikaBestqotd]

I love sista SoulJah!!

[@tjtj6540]

I second that

[@junjungatbos3548]

Example of an evolved throat chakra and an enlightened being functioning from the higher chakras exemplifying higher awareness and conciousness🙏🏻

[@marcusdarden1535]

Such an intelligent, fearless, and beautiful woman!❤

[@wilfordgainer9134]

Thk U Queen (inner spirit). RE-EDUCATION to us and from us is one major KEY. If we don't save our selves and our children. Who will???

[@blackdynomite777]

@amir you're soo right!!!! They don't exist! I grew up under sistah souljah was the truth!!!!! I still listen & teach my little & big ones! Aas'

[@michaelo061]

Peace to the Queen

[@SN-ty2rg]

Now we been informed, Change need to come, I having a brainstorm! She brought it!

[@DatGirlAlicia]

yessss

[@scipuredecker9085]

we gotta communicat with each other for now. they say we can't organiz or stick together, let's show them we can.

[@Courtneykapone]

Wow! Thank you Sista Soulja!

[@quishaanderson7067]

Amazing Queen!!

[@Coltrane3592]

Still relevant in 2022💙love this queen

[@MrJustinia]

IF YOU TOUCH US YOU BECOME Us That's Deep

[@nanettematthews2264]

It is scary

[@lukhobuhlungu7237]

Beautiful, Authentic & Realistic.

[@jetzelmarr8579]

Her speech should be thought in schools! She's an inspiration. We need more females like her.

[@ESolo-cc3xg]

Check this out she's right.

[@focusedpeyton8910]

We have to unite as a race. Divest from Amerikkka and Invest in #US. Organize. Build institutions. pooling our money and resources to make gains for #US. I'll be 1...who will be 2?...and 3? One foot in front of the other. Let's start now-

[@ThatGworl2023]

im with you. I've bought land. trying to get people to go in and buy an abandoned town.

[@ThatGworl2023]

can't seem to get a response.

[@venuite_starchild3694]

Focused Peyton im with you brothers. I don't have an abundance of money but it will take a village and I'm willing to do what i can in other ways. teaching, writing etc

[@wamu3985]

Let's just get started Fam. Supporting Black owned & operated businesses & banks. I literally spend half of my monthly income with Black businesses and will strive to do more in the future. It don't take much Fam, Peace!

[@jasonscott4379]

I truly love you sister cause you have the blood of a warrior empress I command more mind like you

[@duanesmith9421]

Stacy dash need to hear this

[@chloelincoln9095]

+IDK ALSTON lol

[@wyndhl9465]

Patricia Dickenson needs to listen and be educated ethnically, ancestrally and culturally so that she may be "Detrumpified".

[@nmcn1210]

@@calvinroyal8376 my thoughts exactly

[@ASocialMediaConsumer]

More people need to wake up and reject fear

[@junjungatbos3548]

We need to speak up and stop polluting our throat chakras with alcohol and smoking.😔

[@africanpatriot265]

we must have African patriotism

[@MJTVNETWORK]

Always Love for Sista Souljah👊🏽💪🏾💪🏾👊🏽

[@naturalnichole330]

I appreciate this message! Respect 💯

[@jasonscott4379]

No matter what we will overcome one way r the other 😭😭 just look where we coming from would rather be dead than be a slave forever

[@stuartk.nelson6001]

A BEAUTIFUL & CLASSY LADY!

[@mrmoney4890]

love you sista

[@seyramamegadze7892]

Love sister and my Queen

[@janenemanswell2618]

I still love this.. to this day!

[@judithhodges8351]

We are in this state Right Now! We have to act now.

[@LilWileyRadio]

This was nice, deep cool lil doc..

[@LOVEandKINDNESS-PEACEandREST]

I wish I would have had her in my head growing up!!! But I'm finding out all of this now.

[@nettab4572]

PEACE ND BLACK POWER✊🏾✊🏾 Beautiful Strong Goddess🖤🖤🖤

[@buramabang975]

Well done

[@charlieculture9802]

u are a souljah!!!! gwann sis preach!!

[@agyeicharles2570]

black God bless you forever

[@therealkettely]

Queen indeed!

[@nzschado]

I like Sista Souljah's presence. I respect her ability to present her opinions and idea's. Enough so that I have watched a number of her various presentations on KZbin. But I do have some points of interest. This Woman has chosen the European benchmark of 'articulation' using the 'English language', as opposed to encouraging African American people to learn and articulate themselves in African languages by 'African standards of articulation' in order to achieve traditionally African codes of conduct, living conditions, ideals etc. This Woman encourages the creation of systems, organisations and processes by and for African people, yet it appears that she is describing the reinvention, or outright direct use of European systems, organisational structuring an processes, rather than falling back on traditional African foundations. This Woman gives the 'White Great great Grandfather kills Black great great Grandfather... etc analogy and how a Black African person will be justified in utilising prejudices against White people based on historical calculated probabilities'. Which begs the question, are White people then also justified in utilising prejudices against Black African people due to their experienced or learned-of offences against White people by Black African people? This Woman states that it is not only wise, but imperative that Black African people know their enemy, and that White people are their enemy - in order for Black African people to survive, thrive and prosper. Does the same rule or code not then also apply to or for White people, who have witnessed this Black African American Woman (amongst many other influential Black activists) categorically state that White people are the enemy of Black African people - thus making Black people the enemy of White people and therefore giving justification to White people to further the protection of the survival of White people, by what ever means necessary? Or are White people expected to sit down and take what ever their enemy has in store for them? This Woman has made a great deal of money and achieved alot of fame by way of the predominantly White capitalist entertainment industry and appears to gage her successes by White standards with all the trappings of success that come with accumulating more money and power than others. Sista Souljah states that all living things originate from Africa and that all people come from African Woman's womb. Does that include White people? If so, would making White people the enemy of Black people be somewhat contradictory and a conundrum? My question to Black African people would be: Are you not simply substituting being manipulated by the so-called White System for that of being manipulated by Sista Souljah -who is using all the tools and methods used by the said White Systems front-Men/Women? Decades after Sista Souljah entered into activism, what has militant Black Power done for African American people? Things are either the same, or have gotten worse. Perhaps there is a lesson to be learned here? These are my observations and questions. No drama's or big deal.

[@nzschado]

+I.N. Turrner Well than you for your reply. However I'm not entirely sure that you read my post in it's entirety. Or maybe you simply didn't comprehend what it was that I was saying. Point 1: I'm not saying that her use of the English language renders her message ineffective. Quite obviously her message has an effect on yourself and other African-American people. My point there was that, after the very many years that she has been an activist/advocate for African-American people yet it does not appear that she uses nor encourages Black people to use their own African-American languages. If I were an African-American in her shoes, the first thing I would be doing is reverting to or learning my own language. You're hardly going to achieve 'Power to the people' if you can only fight back using the tools that your enemy give you. Point 2: If you were born in America then you are American. Being of African descent is secondary, and IMO should be a personal/private/family affair. Not one that should be waved about as a divisional flag. Point 3: Whites did not create the concept of race. They merely created a descriptive word in language. As they have for millions of things. There are often clear visual differences between peoples. Creating a word/name/title relating to this was an intelligent thing to do for progress in communication. Prejudice and racism is all a REACTION. If a non-racist White person walks into some Black area's he/she won't be protected by some invisible shield. They will still be set upon because they are White. That is clearly racist on the part of the Black people in that neighbourhood. Getting the shit kicked out of you and being robbed hardly compares to Black people 'feeling unwelcome' in neighbourhoods in which White people choose to live along side their own (as do Black, Brown, Yellow people). I'd rather be leered at than shot at. Of course, ideally, none of it would happen. Point 4: You are correct I don't KNOW her net wealth. But I have read that she is a paid speaker, and that she does jet-set all around America (and more). Activists and public figures are, more often than not, paid to go on TV and radio shows. And she has been on her fair share of them. Are you telling me that she hasn't made a good living from her activist related public/media speaking? Point 5: Are you suggesting that the only way that Black and non Black people will ever be able to live together harmoniously is if Black people can first get revenge for all past real and perceived wrong-doings against Black? What else do you think White's should do in order to achieve such a peace? Point 6: I'm a New Zealander and I have a light complexion which an American would label as being White. What collective history might you be talking about? No generation of my family have ever done anything negative to Black people, yet I would still be set upon if I chose to stroll down a street in any number of Black neighbourhoods in America. Why? Cos I'm White. That is RACISM. So much so, that people on the other side of the world know about it. Point 7: As I asked before above, what is it that Black people expect/want White people to do to finally achieve equality and peace? If you think that White people will accept some sort of PAYBACK using violence or property/wealth transference from White people to Black people, then you will find that you have a civil war on your hands. One that I very much doubt that Black Americans would win. If there even could be a winner. I have friends all over the world. I cringe to simply say that I have African-American friends as well as people of Colour from various other nations because you are likely to turn it around on me and say that they are either 'token Black friends' or I just have them so that I can say I have them etc. IMO all American's have much bigger problems than this business of race. Reining in the corrupt and extremely evil government who threatens the continued existence of mankind might be a better place to start. ps: You'd be welcome to come have dinner at my place. Two rules. Don't call me a White person, just call me a 'person'. And you'd have to help with the dishes afterwards :)

[@roslynwilliams4917]

+I.N. Turrner That REAL history lesson was so eloquently said!

[@brandonmarks466]

+I.N. Turrner whites truely suffer from cognitive dissanence through fault of their own just like black people suffer from stock holmes syndrom

[@marthettalewis5107]

My ancestors, brought me here…

[@josephjackson5151]

God bless this woman

[@nubiannativex7559]

Get her and Dr. Umar Johnson to lead our liberation!!

[@rsavage8348]

This video is 5 years old and I’m just came across this video

[@rickimcfarland2269]

This video is way older than that. She was about 25-27 here.

[@Linneydenise]

30 years ago

[@ThomasGayton]

hey when did this happen?

[@emmahessels794]

Does anyone know the specific location and moment of this lecture? I want to use it in my thesis, but I need some information for referencing. Thanks!

[@natashaford959]

You are POWERFUL

[@bluejasmine6319]

Shes epic. I met her at Rutgers

[@badukwame]

Where is she today and where is the African community?

[@magneticodedico8197]

She is writing books!

[@badukwame]

@@magneticodedico8197 I have the feelings that somewhere along the line, she got intimidated. I hope I'm wrong. But she is the real African power.

[@stillstanding2813]

I belive this was it at famu , if she talks about her husband who kept going to the car , she asked him why he kept going to the car , he had a girl , she was ended it as sister get out the car

[@Purplemms02]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Stgfre]

Correction Sista Souljah we all have souls.

[@Antoinette70]

I agree with most of what she states, but I think Black people should spend time building economic power in community, business, educational advancement for youth. However, I do not feel fighting against gay community is needed, that is a separate entity subgroup. Accept people for whom they are and continue to strive for positive advancement in African infrastructure! Building relationships with people is a whole other subject. Stick to building for future and strength of a community, to a nation of people from Black culture.

[@roslynwilliams4917]

I agree

[@bobbye.wright4424]

Antoinette 70 i agree with most of your points especially about building up our community financially my things is i think that just like the white feminist movement tried to divide black men n women in the 60s n 70s the white gay movement glaad n others are trying to do the same thing the basis of the black community is black women n men

[@henrymurray8810]

Full circle.

[@zhateyahtv]

Phenomenal.

[@ericstanley3446]

Young lady I saw you a few years ago on Donahue. I actually just saw the video today regard "Black & White". You handled yourself very intelligenty and couragously. However, towards the end the debate got a littled heated. I saw your composure dimisnish on certain topics. The panel began to disagree with some viewpoints. My observance was the African people began to express themselves towards one another a little aggressive. My comment to you and others that are debating: remain calm and confident in your convictions. Do not allow emmotions to overtake the foundation you lay.

[@starup233]

Nas Brought me here

[@solpmez]

Oh man... who did these subtitles??

[@jamedraa8472]

Still relevant

[@GoodFellazDMV]

Beautiful

[@cassdogg8335]

0 dislikes thank you god

[@skunk69x29]

Not anymore!!!! Fight ignorance.

[@wunademones]

Mmm 8:59 wait up did she just say in Africa I means us? like there isn't over 2,000 languages as many cultures and tribes

[@wunademones]

***** What do you mean And? did you reply without reading what i typed?

[@andrewgoosdy3814]

Still paying for millions of millions of housing authority public housing people in New York City becoming homeless and in their future sister is going to get worse worse worse

[@sherrilatae]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Mom

[@teenermeener971]

Where is the rest?

[@dsoulsa1love310]

💯✊🏾❤💪🏾✌🏾

[@danmoc13]

the north korean's live exactly as she describes at the 9:30 mark.

[@geraldlewis5498]

Cool

[@rbggwapo]

40:41

[@unclelink]

I wonder what's her thoughts on someone like Raven Symone.

[@wyndhl9465]

That Raven Simone is still an innocent child who, not unlike most MISEDUCATED AFRICANS, is a VICTIM of an Euro-centric racist system. That Raven Simone is a child of God - a human being - the Souljah will assure the world. Sista Souljah is too smart as to allow herself to be so entrapped as to vilify and caricature Simone, her little African sister. So YOU - and we - MUST also be! Souljah knows that Raven Simone needs re-education, admiration and ETHNIC LOVE - not vilification and calumny. Vive Le Pan-Africainisme!

[@wyndhl9465]

@ReeNikki Well posited! Clap! Clap! Clap! Clap!

[@estradajustdoit8453]

What happened to this sister?

[@pa-itnankh1745]

I really like her character...why did she end up bunking with kkkaukkkasoids?

[@sugahoney89]

Pa-Itn Ankh what do you mean?

[@natashaford959]

2k18

[@teenermeener971]

80% of the stuff she is saying is biblical.

[@kdee868]

my baby last meeting. mmm ;)

[@donnag.branch9838]

love sista souljah but we are not African. ancient books (lookup 432 kingdrop)those ancient books say America is the motherland it is the land of milk and honey its the ancient world. lucy came of course but they didnt tell us about the aboriginal woman they found that was older than lucy.and they flipped the map so that we may think this way

[@smooviosmooth]

Do more research sister. We are Africans! Also LUCY was not a human.

[@nubiannativex7559]

What are you then?

[@gregb2680]

Was she actually relevant!?? Never heard of her

[@geraldlewis5498]

Bring back Donald Trump for Too make America great again forever healing s.