Cheyney University Guest Speaker Kwame Toure AKA Stokely Carmichael at Cheyney circa 1999

This video was recorded on a UMATIC 3/4 inch video tape cassette, circa 1999. Unfortunately, the leader broke on tape 1 of 2 and we only have a DVD copy of tape 2 of 2.

[@NkrumahTure]

Brother Kwame!! Worked in the party with him for 7 years. He was a legendary party organizer and comrade. He was our most renowned cadre.

[@awnlwms]

Kwame Ture died in 1998. This lecture is much earlier than 1999.

[@praywithourfeet]

This word is FIRE!!! 💥💥💥💥 May we continue to learn from the brilliance of this Black King & Elder! ❤️

[@ashebermulugata9]

Build the All Afrikan People's REVOLUTIONARY Party. Long Live the Unselfish Revolutionary Spirit of Kwame Ture.

[@Samsam-vq4se]

he gave us the entire blueprint.

[@kwameaboagye121]

Baba Kwame Ture a dynamite Pan Africanist mentor leader warrior and hero. Baba Kwame Ture unapologetic bold and defiant. Baba Kwame inspiring Africans at home and abroad to be in togetherness. Ase o Ase Baba Kwame Ture.

[@vanessadorahill292]

I wish I could have met this intelligent man before he departed.

[@christophermiller4068]

We miss you very much our Brother. Your voice and legacy lu es on!! Power to the People

[@100AmazingFacts]

A eloquent intelligent speaker. Long live the beliefs of Brother Kwame Ture. My Hero.

[@capoislamort100]

Brother or sister,whoever you are...this video must've been done in the early 90's not 1999; Brother Kwame made his transition in 1998

[@cheyneyuniversitymemories5841]

Thank you! I captured this video. However, it was never edited and unfortunately, things got jumbled up. I will try to locate the other damaged tape to confirm the actual date.

[@africahoroya]

surely we can find a way to repair the tape.

[@ibrahimababou616]

africahoroya it just must be renamed

[@niemaknox4784]

Cheyney University Memories Omg! Hi my name is Niema I am the girl in this video w the microphone. I’ve been looking for this footage over 20years please please contact me at [e-mail] I’d love to obtain a copy for mine & my family’s memories. It would mean so much to me!✊🏽♥️💪🏽

[@niemaknox4784]

Cheyney University Memories PS: it’s definitely early 90’s if not late 80’s actually because I was a sophomore in student government when we put this event together 👍🏽

[@israelitesqueen8581]

All our spiritual powerful black leaders have passed on like Kwame Ture, Malcolm X, Khalid Muhammad, Martin Luther King, Medgar Evers, Fred Hampton, Marcus Garvey etc, etc who was feared by the FBI and CIA love all these brothers ❤ #RIP 🙏🏾

[@StartNowAct]

They weren’t only feared by them my sister

[@Gestureye7x]

BROTHER! much LOVE AND RESPECT!

[@lane_actual_]

“You must disarm men” is forever timely

[@JlLevy]

You hear him? This is what we have always had and continue to have in the Black community. Do not partake of anything that hinders this gift by impairing it any way- some people can’t get high or drink alcohol or popping pills-it hinders their flow in this gift! Black people are gifted orators. The bar is high- as it should be. If you have this gift, guard it-respect it-keep it! It gets greater as time continues.

[@dwayneneckles]

It's unbelievable how good his speaking gift is. I know he went the best high school but I wonder about the training needed to be that good. I know it's a lot of reading.

[@RochusMr]

💯 Very true words were spoken. Rest In Power #KwameToure

[@dyonomitereacher8140]

We have GOT to get the other portion of the tape. There HAS to be a part 3 of this , the end is too abrupt!!

[@MJDHaro82]

This is a beautiful example of Pan-African idealogy. I love this

[@niemaknox4784]

Just subscribed & hit the notifications bell. Can’t wait for some more Cheyney University footage!👍🏽🔔 🥰

[@jacklinmiller5958]

Amazing. Thank you for this video. It is refreshing to hear Kwame speak on capitalism and socialism. Eye opening...

[@joelpettie]

Brother Kwame Ture said in this Video, that since our Ancestors were brought to America as Slaves, we can go anywhere and make it. A lot of Black People weren't and aren't the kind Slaves our Black African Ancestors were. As well as that, us Africans who have been Americanised and or Caribbeanised and so on can't really go back to Africa. There are Lands that Black Africans in Africa have worked so hard to toil and have been and are still being oppressed over those Lands. If we as previous Africa Residents through Ancestral DNA try to go back to Africa, we could unintentionally cause a Civil War. If Black African People in Africa have worked so hard to get Land, then of course Black Africans who haven't contributed anything to Africa wouldn't just be able to go and live on those People's Lands without some kind of repocussion. It's Suicidal. A lot of Africans who have been taken out of Africa, directly or Ancestrally have been heavily influenced by America and Europe. Africa's Africans know this and will give us a hard time if we try to live in Africa. This is because Black Africans in Africa and those who've been Americanised and or Caribbeanised have been influenced to betray fellow Black Africans. In order for Americanised and or Caribbeanised Africans to be able to live in Africa, we would need to earn our Stay. This would come at a Cost, after Cost, after Cost of course. That's how demobilised, disorganised and divided the majority of Black People are and have been subdued to. It's real Sadness, but we need to overcome powers trying to keep us down, or we will end up being overcomed by them.

[@ianrandiek6372]

Thank you for this video

[@kwameaboagye121]

Brother Kwame Aboagye’ favourite Pan African leaders Heroes Kwame Nkrumah, Malcolm X, Walter Rodney, Fred Hampton, Robert Sobukwe, Chris Hani, Steve Biko, Nat Turner, Jean Jacques Dessalines, Thomas Sankara, Amilcar Cabral, Martin Delaney and Edward Wilmot Blyden. Sheroes Yaa Asantewaa, Harriet Tubman, Winnie Mandela, Fannie Lou Hamer, Nanny and Constance Cummings John.

[@iloverette]

From what I gathered listening...this is from the early 90s. Around the 20:30 mark he makes reference to what I believe is Rodney King's assault by the state-sanctioned terrorists (but then again it could've been another case of the pigs beating a different brotha) but that's my guess.

[@kawadashogo8258]

Also they mentioned Nelson Mandela having just been released from prison, while the racist apartheid regime was still in power.

[@cls297]

16:53 revolutionaries have no middle ground

[@CivilRepair]

The tape can be repaired using 3M clear tape.

[@ysgol3]

Imagine Obama trying to debate with this incredible man.

[@AlwonDomz]

They’d have an organized discussion, not a debate.

[@petduro]

in obama book he stated he went to brother kwame lecture copy and paste the time young Barack Obama saw Stokely Carmichael speak at Columbia University in the early 1980s, the charismatic American civil rights icon was living in West Africa and going by the name Kwame Ture. “His eyes glowed inward as he spoke, the eyes of a madman or a saint,” Obama later wrote of Carmichael in his 1995 memoir. In the biography “Stokely: A Life,” Tufts University history professor Peniel E. Joseph charts Carmichael’s evolution as a prominent and increasingly radicalized voice in the civil rights movement.

[@petduro]

Obama was terrified

[@justmyopinion9883]

RIP, Brother Kwame Toure. ❤

[@niquepenn208]

This is 💎💎💎 🔥🔥🔥 💛💛💛

[@frnlam6426]

BP. Forever !

[@panafnews]

Kwame made his transition in 1998. This date is obviously incorrect.

[@yurrr8]

So fucking what

[@Leoneligy]

@@yurrr8 chill tf down

[@ccxxiicc7516]

struggle is eternal

[@kayn6099]

We don't love ourselves because we hate our American history, which is a horror story. We are disconnected from Africa so we keep running. We keep searching for affirmation.

[@rawdeep01]

Profoundly innerstood.

[@jerryhernandez9775]

Te siento

[@BaldwinFanonGarveyTureShakurX]

Not hard to reconnect yourself to your place of origin. You just have to want to.

[@ewalker1057]

Very little discussion on what he says here. More concern about the correctness year. Changes nothing about his message.

[@ewalker1057]

@Dontae Copeland So was and is part of the message from the oppressor. Part of the oppression, render powerless by acceptance.

[@tutulove718]

OUR BROTHER MUCH LOVE N RESPECT

[@cayce2854]

With the question near the end about the release of Nelson Mandela, and Kwame's quoting Jessie Jackson about Mandela being 73 and still not able to vote in his country, this video would have been taken in 1991. '92 at the latest if before July.

[@mariohall8357]

This video is before Nelson Mandela became President of South Africa...because he talks about Mandela...but him not being able to vote...and...I noticed an old friend in the video. 1993 is my guess.

[@snotrohmitabc123]

I wish we got to hear his full answer after "potato chips".

[@honniegraham4736]

31:26 - 31:33 Sorry there was a message in there and I had to save it for later this is a study topic...🤔

[@shaabosqueezy6599]

Only 8mins in... And I'm🤯

[@alvinparkinson9168]

Yeah I thought he died in 1998.

[@mattcampbell7669]

He did. They must have the wrong date on here.

[@joebrown6644]

Kangz and Queens

[@slimtimes.l.l.c4081]

Just seen a video on this guy...I don't know about olé boy......🤔🤔...some things you just have to question what has he done MLK was killed because he was a threat so...who is he...(I know who he is)..but what has he done tho? He wasn't born here talking about we?

[@slimtimes.l.l.c4081]

@@RobertSoul123 you rite because I'm not from Africa or nobody in my family I my grandma I never even met..living here in America in 1789 had land and all...this guy a fraud to me king ain't mess with olé boy like that he peeped it and jessy fraud ass them dude's agents

[@petduro]

@@slimtimes.l.l.c4081 thanks to people like stokely your silly ass would have been drafted in in the army without your consent.you said king don't fuck with him,its because you don't read cos if you do you would know he was one of kings favourite.king called him one of the most intelligent man he has met.dont forget he organized armed security to protect dr king when dr king was in Mississippi cos local klans and the police promise dr king will not live Mississippi alive. he made king come out against the war in Vietnam and if you read you would also know bro kwame fka stokely was one of the first people dr king spoke and invited to the church before he made that speech and you can see him in the front roll of the church.in james foreman video he narrated how dr king locked his hand cos when the mobs where attacking dr king stokely was ready to fight.read bob moses book malcomx and kwame ture. peniel joseph book.

[@petduro]

peniel joseph sword and shield book

[@petduro]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6iriXuul8prfMk&ab_channel=Picilone_ thats him standing behind dr king

[@petduro]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIKlkHZ9n7mDmbc&ab_channel=AmericanForum

[@iSnortRadium]

Read Thomas Sowell...knowledge...true knowledge means reading everything....

[@csurams84]

Pat Gee Thomas Sewell is a smug fool...He's so smart that he's stupid. He overlooks slavery, red lining, flooding our neighborhoods with drugs, us not getting loans, etc as possible causes for black people being behind. He blames his own people for their struggle and not "white supremacy/ racism"

[@ashebermulugata1437]

Long live the courageous and noble spirit of brother Kwame Toure. Let's seriously build the ALL AFRIKAN PEOPLE'S REVOLUTIONARY PARTY.

[@SithLordPrince]

The PlzStimMeDoc lol nah he’s not critical enough of his positionality

[@E2you]

Csurams_84 yeah he’s intellectually dishonest. He makes a strong argument if you only factor in what he factors in. But he intentionally leaves out so much it’s hard to actually take what he says serious.

[@AlwonDomz]

Capitalism and conservatism are simply avarice tactics... It will be replaced by a more valuable system if it doesn’t blow itself up first with enough financial crashes...