Black Wisdom Matters - Part Three: The State of Racism in America

[@jcolt84]

Most so-called racists like myself would vote for almost any of the black man in this video in an instant.

[@fzqlcs]

A white man voting for a black man. Some racist you are! 😂🤣

[@jackdawson2338]

which shows you are not a racist....:)

[@kentmorton2872]

I know. You probably would vote for Clarence Thomas and Ben Carson too. Right? You always love subservient black folks.

[@kentmorton2872]

Is this the Tom club? You ever notice they never bring up anything about redlining. They have made it and to hell with everyone else.

[@jwhite973]

@@kentmorton2872 No, they simply understand that whatever your lot in life you are most likely the one responsible. Most poor people, no matter the race, are poor because they are bad with money. If you make bad decisions and screw up your life why, exactly, is that my problem?

[@MrWolynski]

When you can apply the term "racist" to anything you want, the term racist loses its meaning, which is what is happening now.

[@casesusa]

I agree.... start calling everything racist.... make it powerless.

[@TheOriginalman7]

Facts bro. smh.

[@Fulschermd]

And when racism loses its meaning, it’s easier to hide... in things like opposing vouchers or implying blacks are too stupid to get IDs for voting or repeatedly telling young blacks they are victims of a system and can’t succeed because of that system, so they must work FOR the party that tells them these lies.

[@krustykrab6332]

Linguistic inflation

[@migueltigrelazo]

Brent Tanner it amazes me how well they have the dumbed down masses under control. It’s nearly impossible to convince them they’ve been lied to.

[@1976turkish]

Tom Sowell, living legend. Wishing him a longer and healthy life

[@crucifiedthief]

8:45 How are we going to get rid of racism? - Stop talking about it. (understated brilliance)

[@yupitsme112]

One of the dumbest things I've heard made to sound smart. Don't talk about it and it will go away lolol let's stop talking about murder, child abuse, pedohila, rape, drugs, etc and watch it magically go way🤣🤪

[@serpentines6356]

@Sherri Brown...I do mot think that is what he meant. Thanks to the media pushing CRT BLM bs, the whole culture has reverted to being obsessed with skin colour. That is not progress.

[@ryana3679]

“It’s like religion.... it’s a good excuse for not getting there”. Mind blown. Morgan Freeman is spot on there.

[@Smitster007]

And who would have thought Lil Wayne would have denounced racism as he did. Very simply, but very powerfully.

[@jeffrey5966]

I didn't actually understand what he meant by this. Help a brother out!

[@seeqr9]

new channel brand account some religions allow people to not take responsibility for the outcome of their lives and situation. It’s the same with racism and every other victim mentality driven world view.

[@serpentines6356]

@new channel brand account...Many religious people would disagree with that remark, since a good religious person abides by his religious tenets to create a better life. But, as stated above some people use their religion as a crutch, as a way to hide from the world, and not do better. Morgan is saying, here we are sitting at the table (we are successful, we are living a good life because we worked hard to get here) so stop complaining about racism like it prevents all these Black people from being successful. We are sitting here as testament that you don't have to allow that to be true. A friend of mine who is 'white' and had many 'black' friends who lived in a section of Baltimore was telling me how racist the cops were, how much racism she saw happening. She is in her sixties, so I hope things are a lot better now, or hopefully at least somewhat better now. People can have all kinds of horrible things thrown in their path. Kids growing up in cities where they are surrounded by drugs, and gangs, and who knows what else, I can't even imagine how horrible that would be. Yes, some people might get murdered by racist cops, and good cops sometimes get murdered by criminals, and leave children behind, and now they are without their good father. There is always terrible tragedy in the world. Life, people can be very brutal. No matter what difficulties, or tragedies befall us - what are we going to do to make our life better, to create good things, to make our little corner of the world more beautiful?

[@serpentines6356]

"Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not: nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not: the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent." --Calvin Coolidge

[@onenine8430]

These gentlemen are true Americans and truly honest people.

[@foxybrown5715]

#DontDrinkTheKoolAidChannel #thesaintedanonchannel #WhereWeGo1WeGoAll #rashidbuttar #democratscreatedthekkk #theblackboulegatekeepers #wokesocieties #blackconservativepatriot #rissflex #amazingpolly #isaackappy #wayfairgate #TheGreatAwakening

[@brucewu1843]

Thomas Sowell is not only one of the black people I respect the most. He’s one of the man I respect the most.

[@robertbeal1307]

Tom Sowell has become my personal hero and I'm ashamed it took me until l was 18 to find this man. Absolute, unadulterated genius

[@jtotheb-ip2hh]

We all have childhood heroes, but Dr. Thomas Sowell is the hero of my adulthood

[@banegas0411]

@Vincent Cuttolo depends your already half way to 30 thats ancient in the times of the 1220s!

[@lisawillis8227]

Me too. I love his books , essays, and articles.

[@Shawn3002]

Well said. Bravo

[@jmjcjo55]

I never liked lil Wayne , but after hearing him speak reason, I like this dude.

[@beaconterraoneonline]

We need 20,000 Thomas Sowells and Walter Williams teaching in this country. Imagine, just imagine the results compared to what we have.

[@alfredrutz9798]

JA, Neither, Corporate nor Bureaucrat America will ever allow that ! And deep inside, you know it too?

[@simonhunter7437]

World peace

[@kylewalker9007]

That's absurd. How do we enforce the necessary iq increase? Do we require an iq test to give birth? Watch more Thomas Sowell. The answer isn't teachers, but culture.

[@gustavoemannueldeangolasil243]

Of course who still exist racism in from American states,but in all america also exist racism.In china have segregation by color skiny ,the people uighur muslim people chinase suffer persecution by your ethinie and religion.

[@josmotherman591]

America will never escape the perpetual victimization narrative of Grievance Politics as long as there exists a Democratic Party. That is their method of maintaining power. Reinforcing people's weaknesses and insecurities. It works so well, with minimal effort. Dug in like an Alabama tick..

[@lucabrazi3067]

I don’t want Thomas Sowell, Walter E. Williams, or Shelby Steel to ever fly on the same plane.

[@sarahfavela2133]

Amen and amen

[@horton12545]

I remember Thomas Sowell saying that was a joke he and Walter Williams shared, as at the time they were about the only black conservatives

[@the8u9]

@@horton12545 omg yeah he said that! The two should never fly at the same time because it might spell the end of all black conservatism loll

[@jimmythepyrofpv1797]

Haha, good call.

[@andrewthomas4636]

Yeah, especially if the plane is Epstein's plane. LOL Then they'd be in the company of Bill Clinton

[@westleyjennings1826]

That guy was so disappointed that Lil Wayne had never experienced discrimination

[@thedfferencetab1977]

Shocking right

[@MattHornbeck1263]

"that guy" is a complete piece of human garbage.

[@yolandaperry3891]

😂 He really was. Like there's a racist drought and people are trying to get every bit if racism points they can get.🤣

[@user-nf3rz8uc8w]

He primarily speaks with athletes in the football and basketball world.. many of which have overcome BAD upbringings. Many rappers have overcome bad upbringings. I'd say he was more surprised than disappointed. I mean.. the segmented ended then. Not much of a story.

[@erict7867]

Westley Jennings yes the idiot Skip Bayless emphasis on less

[@pipjersey8303]

Don Lemon definitely had to try to erase that conversation from his memory that he had with Morgan Freeman because it was way too truthful

[@lmmartin959]

I don't know how Don Lemon could not have been changed completely in that conversation and for the good. I guess he's resistant to the truth.

[@chrishenicke2052]

Cause he an idiot!

[@kyoung2918]

The words MLK said that just gets passed over.... "By the content of their CHARACTER" Important words right there.

[@JD..........]

Good to see that Don Lemon hasn’t learned a thing from his older wiser...

[@benjaminharrisongray9079]

Don is a Leftist and only uses the race ca(na)rd as a tool for political purposes. He fears the Right wing. As does CNN, since a white Right winger exposed them as fake news.

[@DeltaTempest]

$$$$$$$$$$ is the reason. Just like this video said.

[@polemeros]

Truth is, these people are outliers who have no significant effect on their own people. A survey of Black conservatives in 2016 showed a group which professed all the right conservative stances; 95% of them voted for Hillary. Race trumps ideas for them.

[@carbonfibercrypto2919]

He was probably thinking about how he's gonna smoke meth and take it up the ass as soon as the interview was over.

[@carbonfibercrypto2919]

@Deighton111 he's been injected with white privelege straight up the pooper countless times

[@x2dab184]

Their beliefs can be summed up easily with, "Personal Responsibility " that's it. Personally Responsibility keeps you from being a victim.

[@konberner170]

By definition.

[@Orroz44]

In literature studies we read a story by Ta-Nehisi Coates, it was about a black boy growing up in violence. The theme was "black lives in America". When discussing the story I asked: "What about personal responsibility?" No answer.

[@Orroz44]

@G N We also read texts by black writers such as Frederick Douglass and Zora Neale Hurston who both refused to be victims. As Douglass and Hurston lived long before Coates, it was quite strange, but informative, to read a contemporary black writer focusing on victimisation, the very factor the other two recognised as impediments to their own developments. The question still today seems to be: Do you want victimhood/slavery or responsibility/freedom?

[@cordwainerbird5550]

This is STUPID NONSENSE! Black people cannot take "personal responsibility" for white people's racist wrongdoings!

[@gustavschnitzel]

Nice. Now I can kill people and say "Well, it is you personal responsibility not to be killed".

[@EDKguy]

Thomas Sowell changed the way I look at most issues. Break it down to Conflict of Visions (constrained or unconstrained) or the Idea that if the so-called intellectuals were in charge, everything would run it perfectly (yeah) Happy Birthday, Mr Sowell!

[@TheCaliRhino]

I love the Morgan Freeman line about not wanting a Black History Month, but I’m even more blown away by Lil Wayne expressing that he’s NEVER experienced racism! Very happy to hear that!

[@gor818]

TheCaliRhino you should watch the full clip type espn lil wayne. He tells a story about an officer that saved his life :)

[@Abdikaaf]

Same as me, I’m from Somalia, Africa and I have been in the United Stated for over 20 years. Honestly, I don’t know whether I’m blessed like as Lil Wayne mentioned but somehow I have never experience any racism at all. I believe Americans are the best people in the world.

[@davidtomasevich8415]

Thank you Dr. Williams for saying and teaching the things you did in the late 80's and early 90's at GMU when I attended. I like to think (and hope) that your voice is a continued antidote to the ideology which you warned us about decades ago.

[@arnocuban]

Brilliant African American thinkers like Thomas Sowell, Walter Williams, and Larry Elder should be role models for young African Americans. I would pay to see these three in a debate with Bernie Sanders, AOC, and Ilhan Omar. LOL

[@emmanuel4699]

lol what? You'd be watching a slaughter not a debate

[@earthsurgery1237]

It wouldnt be a debate it would be a bloodbath.

[@truthseeker9688]

YES! That would be the BEST!!

[@terronisaac2098]

The most intelligent people in “our community” are shunned and ridiculed. Its mind boggling.

[@big_sexy123]

The stupid will always destroy what they don't understand.

[@deanerhar]

That's the tactic of the leftist monopoly.

[@Mr._Moderate]

@MegaStick93 I see the separation but it don't see not do I understand how it generates money?

[@Mr._Moderate]

@Terron Isaac - I mostly disagree. I think you like these blacks and because most of "your community" doesn't agree/like them you double advocate for their intelligence and victimization. Obama is intelligent and mostly white America ridiculed him and out want policy based either. Are you mind boggled about that?

[@Mr._Moderate]

@@deanerhar who in here actually believes in their heart that not talking about racism will end racism? Do you?

[@ryanduray1]

I guarantee that all these great men will produce great children. I'm comforted in the fact that their wisdom will be passed down.

[@Miatacrosser]

I just became a lil wayne fan. Dudes got his head on straight.

[@Garahan]

Lil Wayne spits fire on all mics no matter what 💯🔥🔥🔥

[@kefkapalazzo1]

He said he doesn’t think a societal phenomenon happened because of his own personal experience. That’s one of the most ignorant things you can do. You just agree with him is all, and you’re pretentious

[@jimmythepyrofpv1797]

@@kefkapalazzo1 no he didn't.. lol, way to put words in someones elses mouth. He was asked about his own experience as a black American... his experience would include everyone he knows (which i assume includes a lot of black American people).. and he has seen no racist whites holding the black man down.. instead he has been helped by whites.. probably because he has a very likeable character. You could learn something from him.. hopefully.

[@wendys390]

Me too! And to look at him, you wouldn't really assume that, but that goes to show you can't judge a book by its cover.

[@m.dennis5754]

Clearly he said racism exists, he just has not experienced it in his life. Don't know where either of you got different from.

[@mentalmachete2273]

I wish to see the day when Denzel plays Sowell in a biopic. Can you imagine what the scene would be like when Sowell had testified on Bork's behalf in front of the Senate?

[@max-ru6cz]

This is legitimately an amazing idea.

[@ronnykazadi352]

Radical left hollywood wont allow that

[@alanbrady7116]

Lovely intelligent black people. I could listen all day. All lives matter

[@reneegossage8609]

Yes, all lives matter. If you have to put a race before that, you're the racist. ❤

[@alanbrady7116]

Black knowledge matters also. Extremists

[@kruse8888]

Imagine Trump saying “If you don’t vote for me you ain’t white”. Impeachment 2.0?

[@stevemcqueen3099]

At 8:40 Freeman nails it, period. I don’t introduce my neighbor as Black Sam? To me he’s Sam. Just another American working hard to provide for his family.

[@kcvriess]

Don LemOn had such a wise man (Morgan Freeman) in front of him when he was younger, and he learned NOTHING.

[@truthseeker9688]

kcvriess don Lemon would be irrelevant if he didn’t keep stirring the racism pot. He doesn’t want racism to go away...that’s his bread and butter.

[@unownnnn]

Lil Wayne destroyed that poor woman 😂😂

[@trevorwilliams3501]

Want to hear something interesting. At least, I think it's interesting. I'm a 36 year old, 6'1, Black man, with a deep voice and an afro, and I often forget I'm Black. Seriously, I wake up in the morning, I go about my business, I don't even have to think about it. That's how racist America is. I do not believe the standard argument that I'm somehow exceptional. I live in America. More specifically, I've spent my ENTIRE LIFE living and traveling in southern states. I've never even been ticketed. I've never been tasered, I've never had a cop pull a gun on me, and I've never been pulled out of a car, because when a cop tells me to step out of the car, I step out of the car. I've only been asked to do that once. Yes, the cop was White. No, I wasn't profiled. Late one night, I was tired after work and driving home after a beer and a couple games of pool with....wait for it....MY 50+ employees when the cop stopped me. That's right, I was the boss. I was driving a little less than well a little more than the speed limit trying to get home to get some sleep before my next shift. The officer checked my pockets to make sure it was alcohol and not something else I was on. I passed the breathalyzer for alcohol, and went on my way to my hilltop gated community where I lived alone at something like age 26 with nothing but a GED. I'm laughing right now. Black people can't make it in America. pffft. Sure we can.

[@s.b.8258]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@banredassaultsuvs361]

shhhhh, youre making the left uncomfortable

[@Amita4ever]

Was just talking to a friend today, and we got to talking about his family... he said they work a farm in Mississipi farmland that grew "everything" - he starts ticking off a dozen agricultural products. I asked if by "worked" he meant 'worked on" or were they working their own land? He laughed. "Oh, no. They own the place. It was just 3000 acres when I was a kid, but while after I left, my uncle expanded. He's got 5000 acres now." Oh, yeah... friend and family are black.

[@uhhggg9335]

I’m black from the south and I’ve made it but do you honestly think I haven’t faced racism when I was growing up? The swastika was a part of my daily life. Racism exist! You can grow and get ahead but it definitely does exist.

[@trevorwilliams3501]

@@uhhggg9335 It's being over sold for political reasons. The entire country is racists? Every institution? Every cop? Every white person unconditionally? That's bull. This whole thing is an offer of false power while we're politely reduced to second class citizens.

[@AC-iy1ef]

lol Wyane is hilarious “don’t come at me with that...”. Amazing video.

[@jimhughes1070]

Wow I am in tears.... All my Brothers!!! Been feeling like that for 65 years...

[@pangearising5355]

These thoughtful, empowered wise male black voices are what's missing from today's broken female-driven cultures. This gives me hope. Thank you.

[@debraj.thomas661]

I met Lil Wayne at Morrow Walmart when he first started out! He was gracious, loving, and surprise I knew who he was! I’d laugh and said got teens, got to be up on things!

[@cajun1253]

Well done and thank you for sending a good “come together and we call ALL do it message” which is the truth.

[@marycourtney51]

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[@missyhilary8905]

I loved Morgan’s answer to stopping racism. “Stop talking about it!” I agree with him about their being a black history or any other history month. I believe our children need to be taught all history. I love Larry Elder, and I would have voted for Ben Carson.

[@Stufftowatch21]

Walter E. Williams , Thomas Sowell, Larry Elders should be looked as hero’s just as they look at their idols full of fluff, hip hop artists, so called reality stars , movie stars . That’s what wrong today .

[@veronicavincent8403]

These are some of the most amazing men on the face of the earth, each and every one of them should be praised for their honesty and integrity.

[@mangokirin]

Fabulous compilation! Thanks so much for sharing! And Happy Birthday, Thomas Sowell! Just discovered you a few weeks ago- my new favorite person ever!

[@DoReMi123acb]

I identify as a Conservative and I can proudly say it was due to my parents and their christian and traditionalist background. I was born and raised in Nigeria and my parents raised me to be hard working, highly responsible and to help others. My life in Nigeria was not easy and neither was that of my parents but those struggles helped shape us into who we are. Before I emigrated to North America, they drilled into me the value of my background and I am grateful they did. So many times I could have slipped and fallen into the victim-hood/race-baiting trap but by God's grace and the experiences I had here I refused to fall along with my young siblings. America is not a racist country. The sheer fact that I, a Nigerian immigrant, can legally come here and succeed financially and socially on my own merit just proves it.

[@zackosborn1731]

I like the theme of your current videos lately, very appropriate and necessary.

[@juanitadudley4788]

That first segment from Walter Williams was from 1988. 32 years ago!!! I can only imagine it's gotten worse, but it was already a major problem back then.

[@screamtoasigh9984]

Happy 90th Birthday to Thomas Sowell!

[@bweaver760]

This is the best video for today’s times! Thank you for having men who THINK. MATA!! Make America Think Again!

[@eluby]

The saddest part about this is that Don Lemon learned nothing from that conversation with Morgan Freeman. Nothing.

[@georgeperze8756]

Cuz he got paid for that, he not believe anything he said, he no is not true. But.

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

I just love the snippets of Lil Wayne in this XD Lil Wayne is an American treasure.

[@abhishekkumar-ij8yi]

Amazingly, Li'l Wayne sounded the most convincing

[@marycourtney51]

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[@smartfart9003]

Thank you so much for posting this. As a middle age white male, I've found myself becoming racist these days. For good reason. This gives me hope. Needs to be shared 350 million times in the US.

[@eddiesid1149]

STOP TALKING ABOUT IT !!!!! 😄 good on you Morgan 👏 👌 🙌 👍

[@Derekray1980]

Wayne is the most important voice of these men. Hip Hop culture empowers all of America’s youth. The “stop talking about it” comment made by Morgan Freeman can be heard loud and clear in Wayne’s sentiment and when adopted by our young men and women gives our country the best chance to nullify any serious affects of racism.

[@davidyetter5409]

That group would make the best President and cabinet for America today.

[@AZ-nr1id]

So appreciate these men. It is good to hear their perspective.

[@lancelot1953]

Outstanding presentation - thank you LibertyPen for presenting these gems of American thinking and spirit - Thank you for standing up and defending America, especially in these very difficult times where our very own essence (constitution) is being trampled on and eroded. Ciao, L (Veteran).

[@vsnutz]

"The content of his character"! Thank you Dr. King. THIS IS WHERE WE GET THE DISCONNECT!!

[@UnthinkableFairytales]

Did Don listen anything Morgan said? Years later we all know the answer

[@carwashsoap]

We know the answer because he's still collecting a paycheck from CNN

[@MrRichMurphy]

No. Called him a sellout in his head. Peace of sh#% he is.

[@MrRichMurphy]

ABL brought up a great point. Don is paid by whites. Told what to say by whites.

[@TheresaPowers]

Morgan is an ACTOR. He doesn't compare to Sowell, Elder or any other black conservative.

[@kristenparadise181]

I love the simplicity of Morgan Freeman’s thoughts on race. Always a fan of this brilliant man.

[@tonedawg1983]

These have been great, please keep making more. These men are amazing!

[@erichamilton8952]

I love these guys. They are awesome!

[@jerryarcher6916]

Excellent...enjoyed every part of it.

[@branrx]

This video needs to be shared millions and millions of times. And their books should be read as well.

[@JackOpulski]

A happy birthday to Thomas Sowell, the man

[@jessicali8594]

June 30th, 1930

[@thekatephillips]

Did you know he just published a book on his 90th birthday? Nearly 300 pages, about charter schools… Just sought on Amazon and was amazed!

[@thedfferencetab1977]

Kate Phillips I didn’t know - thank you for sharing.

[@p51amustang]

Wow. Words we need to hear. Thanks to all who participated. This matches what my life has shown me.

[@paulcaridi4964]

Never thought I'd see Lil Wayne and Thomas Sowell in the same video. But respect it.

[@jacbug-7349]

Happy birthday to Thomas sowel

[@stevegonsolin1990]

Some amazing wisdom from amazing men. Thank you for those words.

[@Veritas1234]

Please edit this video or make another one. Needs more Denzel, Sowell, and Williams. Great job though. Great video. It will be strong Black men who change the black communities and nobody else in my opinion, as it is in any community.

[@rachray83]

Might I add specifically fathers, strong back fathers, which means BLM is diametrically opposed to this

[@adubizon2243]

Please don't stop posting these. Do whatever it takes to continue the series. It is so important that people can hear other black voices than the Al Sharptons and the Don Lemons of the world.

[@M17-f4c]

Lil Wayne has some brains?! Wow! I hated his work but I f'n respect him right now.

[@SmartWentCrazy.]

When Lil Wayne was 8 or 9 years old he accidentally shot himself, and about 6 officers rushed in. As he tells it five of the cops ignored him as he bled on the ground and searched the house. One cop yelled at the rest of them asking what the hell they were doing and they explained how they had already called for an ambulance. The other cop picked him up threw his siren on and rushed him to the hospital where the doctors saved his live. The one officer who stopped and helped him was white and the rest were black.

[@ChiiLL00ut]

Nicholas Strezynski it wasn’t accidental

[@heishephaestion4178]

@@SmartWentCrazy. imagine how impactful that would have been to him at such a young age.

[@lukenath6983]

Amazing statements by some incredible leaders

[@dolphineachonga8724]

I come from a little country called Kenya. There's nearly a million of our people in US. Few of them are coming back here. Those who we communicate with have gone to college, are in professional fields and running successful businesses over there. They repatriate milions of dollars back home each year. Most are trying to get their relatives into US as we speak. So I paused and wondered, if America is a terrifying den of institutional racists why do the above Africans keep going there, staying there and suceeding there? There's no doubt an honest conversations needs to be had to put things into perspective. The one thing that I agree on is the police service may need to be reformed so tragedies like the recent one don't recur. Because it can be used to justify anything including false ideals. Our police can be brutal yet, it's become an accepted norm.

[@michaelsorensen7567]

Police need to do better, But they already do really good. Hundreds of millions of police/civilian interactions every year. 9 "unarmed" blacks shot and killed last year. Most of them justified use of force. George Floyd shouldn't have happened, but to date I've seen no evidence race had anything to do with it. I *have* seen video of Tony Tempa dying under extremely similar circumstance, and he was white. So yes, let's improve policing. But let's not *assume* racism because it was a black man died.

[@JudgeBob]

Most Americans agree policing needs some reforms. Over all the police are upstanding individuals but every group has some bad and that most challenging job gets under everybody's skin eventually. The most needed reform includes all public employees. They cannot be protected by unions. They already have qualified immunity because they can't risk doing the job without it. But unions protecting the bad apples overriding management decisions and donating huge sums of money to election campaigns for candidates they will have to negotiate with have got to go.

[@Avaricumstudios]

I come from Kenya too...and that's the truth

[@EveryCitizen]

I want to shake the hand of each of these great and inspirational men. That kind of wisdom and character is in short supply today. Morgan Freeman shutting down Don Lemons victimhood narrative is priceless.

[@egomez1524]

Be the voice of reason not the voice of outrage.

[@libafried5840]

Thanks for giving voice to these intelligent black people.

[@johnpauladlawan4130]

Thank you for making these vids @LibertyPen!

[@rachelb8863]

I love the title of this KZbin video- Black Wisdom matters! Inspiring

[@TheDrewdrewdrewdrew]

What a society we live in, where Lil Wayne is a voice of reason. :P But you can't deny the truth!

[@RollandGarros02]

These gentlemen remind me of lone samurais and master less Ronin.... True to their principles and set examples... No matter What

[@cynthiagelmirez3738]

Common sense matters too. I hope whoever reads this understands that we all are living in our own personal experience and reality. I see color - color exist. Evil doesn’t have a color.

[@marycourtney51]

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[@tetsuan25]

Just love Larry Elder and Thomas Sowell in fact I'm finding myself enjoying the conversations of Black conservatives more and more.

[@shosugino6716]

Wonderful compilation.

[@briansalazar7397]

This is picking me up! So much wisdom here🙌🙌🙌✝️🎯🙏🏼

[@georgevangordonjr8963]

Some of these men I’m aware of some I have no idea who they are. Those I am aware of I respect. Morgan freeman, Denzel Washington, Larry Elder, not to exclude any of them. They all have their heads on straight.. These men understand the real issues. I think it would be a great thing to buy them a cup of coffee and chat with them for a while.

[@brendaokuda2158]

This may be the best piece of video ever assembled. EVERYONE needs to see and LISTEN to what these great men are saying. AWESOME VIDEO!

[@bawhite125]

Phenomenal.

[@tazzrajohnson795]

I'd love to see more recent interviews from these men and see their thoughts on current events now and the trajectory of this country.

[@scottrocks1000]

I'm like Morgan, quit talking about it!

[@kofiofosu9051]

I love this channel. Sensible speakers without interruption from pandering advertisers. Keep up the good work.

[@Smileypb01]

12:17 You can see the exact moment Morgan Freeman decided he was going to end "Worse Journalist of the Year" Don Lemon's career.

[@wetoddidirl4615]

If only that were the case... but he keeps coming back.

[@UmeNNis]

John Ward, my man

[@AKGagliano]

Specifically the last minute of this video is AMAZING.

[@booberry6715]

I never knew I loved Lil Wayne.

[@rickwells5624]

Absolute wisdom and truth. Thank you for posting this video. I hope everyone gets to watch it.

[@TheRealJohnJ10]

Dr King is not very happy in heaven. He’s shaking his head. Everything he worked for went out the window.

[@matvei15]

Happy 90th birthday, Dr. Sowell!

[@darrylhammett63]

"The proof of the pudding is in the eating, and here we sit at the dinning table." That man is a national treasure.

[@marycourtney51]

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[@Nathan-hs2ut]

This serie is very special. Thanks for putting these together!

[@adr3ns]

"Racism, racism, get your racism here." Democrats since inception

[@mamaygrimm796]

Some of the most brilliant, intelligent and reasonable minds right here. Makes me thankful to be human.

[@FirstLast-gk6lg]

Should add a little bar on the side stating the name of the person who is speaking and maybe where the find the full video of that particular clip or even just the name. Good video

[@thebone7747]

First Last. Yes, that would be handy. I know most of them but had to Google search a few.

[@naomiburn8386]

Amen

[@flashbackcubsfan2055]

I wish I could have seen the look on lemons face when Mr. Freeman dropped that knowledge on his head...........PRICELESS!!!

[@21s]

Great video! Can I repost this?

[@dgmgneco1516]

THANK YOU DR.KING FOR YOUR GREATNESS - FOREVER GRATEFUL