An Afternoon with Sister Souljah - Miami Book Fair 2016

[@karigani6447]

She reminds me of Fannie Lou Hamer. She inspires me big time

[@ezekielrobinson7938]

I love sister soulja

[@hazeb372]

First time listening courtesy of Lance Scury's recommendation on his show. I found your speech so inspiring n moving. Thank you Sister Souljih. I will be purchasing your book n will b listening to more of your speeches. UK. Hx

[@shimronnetia]

greetings from East Africa, Kenya

[@gloriacook7795]

Speaking about American society well put thank you 🙏 sista solider .

[@erikapapi]

We got our year, Sista. 💓🤲🏾

[@mountainlinx]

Love you and your spirit! ❤️

[@msqueenlyminded7579]

The the "f" was wrong with the tired as wig that introduced Sista souljah. Dont do my Queen like that

[@NickoseLayne]

You didn't read your Queen's books, did you?

[@normascott7551]

Some women are still lost my Queen. I thought to myself, what a negative introduction to such an inspirational and powerful young women...

[@NickoseLayne]

@@wen2096 wow.

[@wen2096]

@@NickoseLayne Put aside the Book!!! Look at Her My God !!!!!

[@morrcham6028]

People get matured, developed and use new intellectual approaches to attain their goal. She was young, strong and raptivist. Now she is one of the best African American author in America, she almost visited most African countries, and work with most American and African leaders all in empowering the black race. Her work has more impact now than when she use to have that high spirit with that strong voice of her

[@thatonokzah5639]

Big up Sista your Work is truth and Powerful... Don’t let anyone kill your spirit.. they fear ur WORD..🖤❤️💛💚JahBless 👸🏾🙇🏾‍♂️

[@wen2096]

What word ain't shyt being said!!!!??

[@lorennasparling4773]

Timely voice, 2020, and still rocking

[@princekchiwenite1211]

God bless you sister Souljah

[@sazonsongs]

Our generation’s Maya Angelou.

[@MsCassie272]

Why wouldn't the question be repeated so the "listeners" could hear it....

[@kyraocity]

21:34 woman who works in music industry asks question. SS Response: 24:00 music as a means of making money vs moving the soul and mind. The latter were targeted. Now they fear consciousness and love. Everything is virtual.

[@darrellsadler2848]

My Favorite (Black) Woman! Sista Soulja!

[@sdlock83]

I think she's doing the right thing by looking at African-Americans, pointing out what they're doing wrong, how they're hurting themselves, rather than criticizing whites like she used to do.

[@kyraocity]

23:50 to 30:00 “I think of music as art”...hip hop today.

[@almazanjosejose8]

i wonder if she's ever going to put her new books out, I saw somewhere a while back that she was writing midnight 4 and the Ricky Santiago story. that was to long ago

[@normascott7551]

This women is powerful...

[@hassanemamoudou5388]

I love you queen,

[@lawrencesumlin8184]

Room 215 please don't forget

[@wyndhl9465]

Listen the messages in thèse Jamaican songs of the 1960 and 1970s: "Africa" by Peter Tosh "Macabee" Version by Max Romero.

[@ThatGworl2023]

I don't get what she means by cutting her in the face?

[@ClassicHipHopStorageBox]

Neither do I.

[@pzigotnofilterp7882]

Thought it was just me....

[@ravenharrell3425]

It was from one of her books

[@chandrahazelwood]

In the beginning of Coldest Winter, this is what she wrote.

[@angeljohnson6665]

chandra hazelwood exactly only a real fan knows that line

[@divinebrilliance3781]

a moment of silence for an inhairessence buried with the Hairitage underneath the fictitious wig party's attempt of trying to straighten out the kinks that tightened the chains to an original treasure... to and fro, with plenty room to grow...achieve liberation from the falsification of personality weaved into the propria persona relinquished to an illusion of uglyness. Beauty is for lovers, conquer the ugliness of a misguided suggestion of a fresh, popular and cool artless disfunction of self-disrespect.

[@inacook2285]

Divine Brilliance This is awesome 🤗😎😉

[@chiasaadu8852]

Peace

[@yvonnesimmons4457]

☪️💐💐💐💐💐💐 👸🏽 👸🏽

[@wen2096]

she don't talk like she use too, like her fire has been blown out ..

[@pzigotnofilterp7882]

You get older and circumstances change. She is a mother and a wife now so being on the front line gets shifted to the next generation. Its sad that people are afraid to pick up the torch and expect certain people to fight forever for everyone. WE ALL NEED FIRE! Peace

[@wyndhl9465]

Yeah, seemingly! She recognizes the FRUITLESSNESS of platitudes and diatribes among the soi-disant "black" militants - especially the males. Sister Souljah is aware of the fruitless but sincere efforts of Professor Angela Davis, the incarceration of activists Rap Brown and Nelson Mandela, the assassinations of Patrice Lumumba, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X ( El Hajj Malik El Shabazz), Tupac, Biggie Small, the public OBLIVION of activists Kwame Toure (Stokley Carmichael), Marcus Garvey, Aime Caesar of Martinique, Sengor, Kwame Nkrumah, and, yes, the NONCHALANCE among the diasporic Africans to KNOW and ACCEPT their AFRICAN SELVES as well as to UNITE, adore and assist one another, for example. Then, years and experience IS the greatest teacher of reality and truth. To live or to DIE - in vain - is an existence between the DEVIL and the DEEP SEA for the diasporic Indigenous Native Africans. And, MOTHERHOOD! HER being a WIFE and, perhaps, a GRANDMOTHER... And, although the TONAL FIRE has been apparently extinguished, the Sister's wise thoughts do glow with veracity and poignancy. EDUCATION, PROPERTY WEALTH and, yes, UNITY must be the behavioral GOAL for the AFRICANOS in America and globally.

[@hyacinth1320]

She's still fire. People grow older and evolve.

[@morrisgreen6863]

As we get older the fire is still burning but, but is now a controlled flame, an eternal flame.

[@wen2096]

@@pzigotnofilterp7882 Others words you saying because she a mother and now she gotta family she sold out!!!! ya see, a true person that is down for the struggle for the liberation and the struggle for black people will fight till the day they die . or Die trying .. no the Sist'a has been compromised and you say the next generation, what about her Kids .. you saying her kids are afraid to pick up the torch, you start it you finish it !!!! so please G.T.F.O.H with that lame Bull shyt .. !!! THIS LECTURE IS DISGRACEFUL, AND I HOPE SHE DON'T SPEAK NO MORE !!! O.M.G !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ladyshay9429]

I wish someone do Sistahs hair.. Looks like a little girl

[@angeljohnson6665]

lady shay she is beautiful

[@gloriacook7795]

God bless you Shay if you can’t say something positive take the fifth . She is a beautiful young lady with a beautiful spirit , I challenge you to get on her level intellectually .

[@morrisgreen6863]

I don't see anything wrong with her hair, I love the fact that she is not flashy, and so comfortable in her skin. She always did have that confidence. I don't remember her with big junk jewelry with the noisy earnings, she has not changed, just an "ETERNAL FLAME".

[@wen2096]

I know what a mess Like Dr Khalid Muhammad use to say. like a Bowl of Yakamain .. lol lol lol

[@Needro13]

@@morrisgreen6863 ....Thank u Mr. Green...

[@wen2096]

She don't speak like she use to ..

[@JloveLamar]

Do you speak like you used to almost 30 years ago?

[@wen2096]

@@JloveLamar YES AND IF DOWN FOR THE LIBERATION AND FREEDOM OF YOUR PEOPLE YOU NEVER CHANGE,YOU NEVER BACK DOWN, UNLESS SOMEBODY SCARED YOU OR YOU JUST SOLD OUT YOU FIGHT TILL YOU DIE .. G.T.F.OH WITH THAT ESCAPE GAOT SELL OT BULL SHYT .. BULL SHYT ..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@monbaba6463]

she has grown up

[@PleaseBeDumb]

taetae babe I wouldn’t say that

[@monbaba6463]

you Know It ?