The Issue Is Race - A Crisis In Black and White (1992) | Phil Donahue Sister Souljah Debate COMPLETE

[@BlakeGildaphish76]

i feel like Sister Souljah and Dhoruba Bin Wahad are the only people on that panel who sees America as it actually is and are speaking serious truth about it.

[@Shmurda_Inc_YT]

Facts. Alan Keyes was seriously out of touch with everything that was literally going on. It was astounding. Mostt likely why his career went nowhere. He only wanted power.

[@vikeyshamurray7553]

@@Shmurda_Inc_YT alan keys didn't he run for president

[@Shmurda_Inc_YT]

@@vikeyshamurray7553 yes 2000 and 2004

[@BlakeGildaphish76]

@@blueskyy43 why don’t you GET a photo icon, M??

[@WhitemenaresoSexy]

Knowing and talking about it is one thing, Doing something about is another and as a race, "Action" is never an Agenda

[@Shay9i]

I love Sista Souljah. She's so fearless and intelligent. The Coldest Winter Ever is my favorite book from her.

[@michaelhuttinger6046]

Dr. Khalid too!

[@Shay9i]

@@michaelhuttinger6046 facts

[@twistedbabydoll85]

Love her too! She was so talented, intelligent, and had such cute baby doll beauty. I love her books!

[@Brembelia]

Yes, and the White Establishment certainly shut her up ASAP. Certainly weren't going to have no Sis telling it like it is.

[@jamedraa8472]

I hear she's writing a sequel.

[@mechtech220]

dude, 30 years and we're STILL having the same conversations. smh. sickening.

[@sherinebonsu8572]

The song "You've got me going in circles" comes to mind.

[@mechtech220]

@@sherinebonsu8572 exactly

[@mechtech220]

@D M FACTS

[@NegritaBrujita]

@D M Because homes lack Fathers as Head of Household. No order in the home=chaos in the streets. There is no such Utopia you’re chasing. That’s a fantasy. Get the household in order.

[@shelbymosley6889]

Well do someting! About it you are one of the ones to cause a bad effect! Look what you said! 😞

[@Shmurda_Inc_YT]

"You are mistaking Intensity for Hostility." Man sir you hit the nail on the head.

[@ngairehodge8566]

Sista soulja gives me chills! Don't sleep on her. I am happy she is still alive and kicking. She has more respect now than she did back then(from ???). "We are at war!" We still are. Thank you so much for uploading this and YAY! So glad your channel is off restrictions.

[@wesleyadair9480]

Sister souljah ain't no joke

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

But what are her results?

[@simonduring-nicholson7228]

@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 if she had results then, she'd either be dead or incarcerated. Her results do not diminish the veracity of her message, which we (the diaspora worldwide, not you) can effect today with less opposition than if it was done then.

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

@@simonduring-nicholson7228 so, no?

[@tmajec]

@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 how’s Poland dealing with the Ukrainian refugees and influx?

[@liviiafxcinboss]

Brother Bin Wahad really spoke some serious truth and I didn’t like how Phil referred to him as angry. When he said “I do not have a stake in saving a racist country” man that was a word

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

Why doesn't he leave?

[@liviiafxcinboss]

@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 why don’t we eradicate racism instead?

[@Iloveswedes]

@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 Why don't YOU leave? Clearly, you have a stake in benefitting from the racism.

[@onewildandcrazyguy9213]

He was angry and there's nothing inherently wrong with that

[@sheiladaniels364]

He spoke the truth 👍🏾.

[@_almondjoy]

Sister Soulja spoke truth to power. So appreciate for her clarity and thoughtfulness directed toward black youth. It still rings true today.

[@londonbowcat1]

42:59 what books are those

[@LittleHatori]

I thought she did really well too. Wonder where she is now

[@Qu33n]

This always gets a watch from me! The way Black people like Sister Soulja and Wahad were so solid in their convictions and passion for the state of Black Americans. They didn't back down from being obsessively BLACK and called out anyone who attempted to be anitBlack. This was one of many interviews or panels with Sister Souljah that made me take her as inspiration! And thank you for uploading the full segment and it's so clear too!

[@Qu33n]

@Jesus Christ The alleged "standard". Societies have been putting whiteness on a pedestal for centuries. All due in part to the mental illusion (delusion) of white supremacy erroneously crafted by white people.

[@londonbowcat1]

​@@Qu33nmcKay a history of western society but what are the other books

[@niqulusviii987]

OBVIOUSLY BLACK is exactly what's missing today, racial ambiguity is not beneficial to our people today.

[@jbulldog10]

keep fighting. ✊🏾

[@twistedbabydoll85]

These Black speakers did NOT come to play! I don't know why Phil was the host. 🙄 They were speaking the hardcore truth and it all rings true today!!

[@elgeneralxx]

Bopping your lips bop bop bop bop

[@jamedraa8472]

Phil was the host because it was HIS show. He confronted many issues others wouldn't touch.

[@shelbymosley6889]

More pain and MORE PAIN!!!

[@shelbymosley6889]

They DID NOT! PRAY THAT IT ALL MAKE A DIFFERENCE!!!!!

[@atirad8]

@@jamedraa8472 EXACTLY HE DID!!!!! THAT BACKSTABBING, BLACK MALE BASHING (oprah winfrey), sure didn't come close to doing so and wouldn't even attempt to do so. That's why Donahue, was replaced by her. People were being primed to face facts.

[@alexanderwilliams7675]

Welcome back Mike. Thanks for all you do. Thanks again for this great and hidden gem. Sista Souljah was a fearless icon in the 90's. We need more warrior sistas like her now. Her unrelenting spirit not scared to speak out regardless of the consequences or being cancelled by the powers that be.

[@reelblack]

No doubt!

[@londonbowcat1]

​@@reelblack1:39:00 is that professor Greg Carr

[@tanyagilliard5360]

This is phenomenal...The answer was here over 30 yrs ago...We need to apply those answers to the solution and we would have made strives. Let us not go through another 30 yrs to something that is so relevant in our lives..STAY BLACK PEOPLE STAY WOKE.✊🏽👀✊🏽

[@londonbowcat1]

1:39:00 who?

[@ayo9715]

Shoutout Sister Souljah and Dhoruba bin Wahad, they held it down!!!

[@SackeytheChiropractor]

Who is listening to this in 2023? This was much needed.

[@fume44]

Man. Sister Souljah is on fire. This is a good peep back for the contemporary world we are in now. We haven't moved!

[@chancerodgers3496]

1992 = 2021 Same issues 29 years later

[@chancerodgers3496]

@D M too late for that

[@NegritaBrujita]

@D M get the household in order . How are you going to get land and resources with the home in disorder? It’s a simple solution that requires effort, planning, sacrificing and restraint (especially from having sex with women you have no intentions on marrying.)

[@joelates5334]

@@chancerodgers3496 Black folks could turn their experience around if they got serious for at least 2 years.

[@seyij8146]

I'm 29 jeez

[@WhitemenaresoSexy]

@@NegritaBrujita You're just commenting on things that sounds good but what are you going to do about it?

[@Riogi]

This issue is always beneath the surface no matter how calm it appears to be. "This whole "whiteness" mentality is one of evil, selfishness, and delusion. My father, who was born and raised in Trinidad & Tobago speaks of growing up in his own country where citizens of high melanin were not allowed to obtain jobs in the banks and so forth while he was a teenager -- only 'white' people. Those of high melanin were basically second class citizens in their own country. This sort of nonsense is pure evil as far as I can see. Those who participate in the evil of prejudice will be held accountable by the vengeance of the CREATOR of all.

[@collinhenry9996]

My father told me same thing in Jamaica way back in the 196os of dark skin Black women could not work at the bank only fair light skin women. I notice in Jamaica when I visited there is that there treated white tourist better then the local Black Jamaican people. This shows that racism is international. Not just in USA and what happened in South Africa

[@shelbymosley6889]

Not really sure of your.point 😒

[@Iloveswedes]

@@collinhenry9996 But it is international BECAUSE of the white people who went around the world, basically colonizing the whole thing and instilling their so-called values of racism onto the indigenous peoples of those regions, not to mention the fact that they had "settler" colonists in all these lands to enforce these "values".

[@GeneratorOperatorDestroyer]

One of the best conversations I ever heard and sad at the same time.

[@camaradiop3731]

Thank you for this. Dhoruba al-Mujahid bin Wahad and Sister Souljah...nice!

[@eunicewilliams9275]

Sad that here in 2021 we're still dealing with the same issues and more!

[@Soul_Education]

@Jesus Christ That is a distinction without a difference.

[@JesusIsMyBlackBrother]

Its time to try segregation

[@JesusIsMyBlackBrother]

@Das Christkind im realizing this each day

[@cognitionup5211]

And still it remains in 2023, where now policemen and women are literally murdering black men and women like domestic terrorist!!

[@colinchampollion4420]

Its NOT going to get any better!

[@ebtetc531]

We need a panel like this now

[@ashonlewis9353]

This sister was no joke back then

[@audreyclarke2228]

I AGREE 👍 I WONDER WHERE AND WHAT SHE IS DOING NOW ?

[@queenschannel768]

@@audreyclarke2228 I think she’s an author

[@WhitemenaresoSexy]

She is a Joke, She did nothing

[@andreabrown4541]

@@WhitemenaresoSexy If you think consciousness raising is nothing, well, OK then. A large part of MLK's civil rights career consisted of consciousness raising before we followed. My parents followed (even before they became my parents), my relatives followed (like Parks, my mom's youngest sister was a seamstress). Our parishioners followed.

[@mckay57]

@@WhitemenaresoSexy She’s a best selling author.

[@robdavis2241]

It's amazing how different people can view the same program and not hear the same thing. Sister Souljah made several good points but it seems many have not really heard what Black DC Mayor Ms Pratt offered. She's right on point ! Rewind ?

[@ShawnC.T.]

I have always had the utmost respect for the one and only, Sister Soulja...

[@kimr5479]

Me too, I always loved her!😊👍

[@DDW45]

All I can say is I love this kind of talk. It's so intellectually entertaining. I love I how we speak truth.🖤✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

[@collinhenry9996]

Beside Sister Souljah who is the most hardcore the second one is Dhoruba Bin Wahad the former Black Panther who really did his work and you could not mess with him either.

[@DapperDonzX]

Two intellectual Africans

[@londonbowcat1]

​@@DapperDonzX27 years in prison?

[@timspence172]

30 yrs later and it only got worst JUST like was predicted.🤦‍♂

[@livencali1]

Boy I love this channel and these shows. I heard of Sista Souljah when I was young, but never knew that she was very articulate and had the gusto to hit them hard.

[@mariehood4222]

Sister Souljah told it "Like it is, the truth" . The whole wide world know that Systemic Racism still exist for the Black people in USA . The Black people Love , we don't hate, just want Equal Rights as citizens in this country. After all we helped build it.

[@joelates5334]

The whole world always knew that racism never ended. But yet the still told black people that they were somehow out of their minds if they did not believe that the election of a so-called black President did not signal the end of poor race relations.

[@collinhenry9996]

Sister Souljah so beautiful and tough and she knows the power of our African ancestors who survive here in wilderness of North America. I still could not belief I meet her one time when she was over here in Canada given lecture at United Church in city of Toronto. She even sign autograph on her first book No Disrespect. I wish she could tell Trump piece of her mind

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

Then what

[@maiskk6326]

TREMENDOUS piece of history, people nowadays can't recall what happened 2 years ago, and yet they pretend they understand and have a valid opinion on these issues that existed before their parents were even born. Extremely good points were made, what's fascinating is that not only they got worse, but the discussion has completely shifted away ! The power structure will NEVER give black citizens the tools of their freedom.

[@camillegraham777]

@ 11:12 Notice how he says “The hell with ‘em” with conviction and dramatizes it with slamming the pen on the desk. In that moment, he reveals his bias. Nowadays we liken that to “unconscious bias” but I argue that he knows fully well and is quite aware of his bias- you can see that clearly in his reaction. It’s because he knows the truth. The truth is that it’s utterly ridiculous to expect a man to accept a wage that will not provide he or his family comfort. Just as the narrator expressed: “Whether you agree or not, it’s an economic rationale for the reluctance to start at the bottom”.

[@blakelip3]

And that black man agreed with him smh

[@kieranb7747]

@@blakelip3 you people are so brainwashed it's hilarious. educate yourself by using smart black intellectuals such as thomas sowell for example. also take into account studies where german children from black american fathers ended up perfectly successful WITH THE SAME IQ score and PAY grade in germany it implies that it's to do with your victim mentality culture and the fact you mentioned disagreeing with the idea of taking a job at a certain pay just proves him correct. lol

[@vikeyshamurray7553]

@@kieranb7747 you sound brainwashed

[@88alexis]

Yeah I bet he’s never worked a low-paying job in his life.

[@blakelip3]

@@kieranb7747 yeah working hard now just to hurt yourself later no I’ll pass I’ll be having my money work for me

[@MsSharat123]

I love Sista Souljah book Coldest Winter Ever brilliantly written.

[@susanfarrell6359]

Black people are still suffering today

[@londonbowcat1]

​@@susanfarrell6359frank wilderson spoke too

[@geraldpatton9761]

This show need to be played on air now and forever to get this in the minds of America

[@cooliohoolio30]

truth

[@londonbowcat1]

​@@cooliohoolio30read Charles Mills the racial contract

[@GAURAV25855ify]

True

[@jasmine6392]

First saw this in high school, over 10 years ago, and was very much a part of my widening outlook on race in America. Periodically, I always find myself returning to it.

[@zsavior4535]

Dhoruba al-Mujahid bin Wahad; brother told them the answer, and they ignored him. You aren't getting any black businesses or schools going without Black politics. Amazing video

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

Define black politics

[@zsavior4535]

@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 Black politics is the use of voting and political appointments to progress Black communities through legislation that creates Black businesses and industries.

[@londonbowcat1]

​@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993read Amos Wilson Blueprint for black power

[@londonbowcat1]

​@@zsavior4535the politics of revolution?

[@donnac.3273]

Thank you for sharing.

[@blakelip3]

Her books were everything my mom had the whole collection

[@jamedraa8472]

I hear she is writing a sequel to Winter.

[@blakelip3]

@@jamedraa8472 ok

[@coreyfulton2298]

Factz

[@BlackDiamond-rj1ov]

Souljah attitude is SOUR attended a book signing at Temple Hall (2012) in Philly. Will Smith one of the panelists.

[@blakelip3]

@@BlackDiamond-rj1ov and?

[@ChariseSowells]

This show changed my life when I saw it as a kid. Very inspiring as a young creative mixed kid in the Midwest.

[@londonbowcat1]

Read Tommy Curry The Man Not

[@dojakatt1724]

We are still fighting for equality in 2021. The issue is race. Thank you, dear 💕.

[@elgeneralxx]

Oh shove it

[@elgeneralxx]

@Ronald Williams its ronald williams the man who leaves his car running in the parking lot whities time is actually already came thats why people smell so bad

[@powerbad696]

It;s funny how Phil Donahue did more shows on race-relations than Oprah.Hmmm....and when she did a show talking about black issues all her white audience was nowhere to be found.Hmmmm.....at least Phil's white audience showed up for all these shows.Gotta respect that.

[@melvino8926]

Facts

[@usertim21]

Yesss big respect

[@blakelip3]

In the words of Paul Mooney race will always be here as long as WP are on this planet

[@blakelip3]

@Richard M that’s facts brother

[@blakelip3]

@Richard M US against the world

[@blakelip3]

@MrRamto13 ok 👌🏿

[@michealknight2739]

@@blakelip3 because we are the children of israel its part of the curses

[@blakelip3]

@@michealknight2739 agre

[@bigtopvoice2197]

“None of those negroes saved me!”🤣 - Sistah Soulja 👑 (I need that t-shirt).

[@egrafting]

Imagine having these political debates today more fact driven and fierce is back then. Black people have more influence than ever before on the world especially the youth. It would be ground breaking! aka "they" wouldn't let it happen. But we have hope and faith so we push on.

[@Shmurda_Inc_YT]

It's not a handout when you literally stole everything from them. There is no handout. You must give back what you took from them.

[@royjones3099]

U no u right!!!!!!!

[@trenee23000]

@Ricky Botty... Say it again for the slow ones in the back!!😀

[@stormysmurf]

White people eventually told African King slavers they no longer wanted to trade in slaves. The Kings told them they were enemy and if not sold, would be killed... btw did yall see the OPEN AIR SLAVE MARKETS alive and well in Africa today? Did you know the word Slave derives from a group of white people. Slaving is not unique to the Whiteman and full cray yall think they invented it. The fact that there are slaves who taught themselves how to read and write better than inner city kids, regardless of race is telling. The system today is broken for all except the rich. Wake up. Yall need Thomas Sowell....

[@Iloveswedes]

Correction, it's called just compensation.

[@chanteyholton215]

@@stormysmurf American CHATTEL slavery was unlike any other slavery the world had seen at that time. I encourage you to really delve deeper on the history of American chattel slavery in comparison to slavery in other parts of the world. Girl the rabbit hole is deep.

[@jjt53]

The question is: what can we build amongst ourselves to secure ourselves from our enemies so that we will be able to survive into the future? Whew….30 years later, we are STILL here. Oct. 2022 😪

[@hm7563]

I respect everyone on the stage. I hope that everyone can see that they are all speaking the truth. Everyone of the opinions on stage are steps of recovery. We must ask : 1. who are we 2. where are we. 3.how did we get here 4.how do we get out of trouble 5.how do we help others

[@trenee23000]

I wish this panel would do a reunion show.

[@Iloveswedes]

30 years later and it would be the exact same, and most of them will have been proven wrong, except the conscious ones.

[@carbonethergoddess]

l

[@melvino8926]

Great idea 💡 👍🏽 👏🏽

[@thunderking8925]

Too late Phil dies in 2024

[@M3Atelier-Initiative]

sister soulja was on point. Tony Brown and Jonathan Kozal also resonated. I loved how that bruh Dhoruba Bin Wahad attacked that slimy black clyburn 1.0 republican on the stage. good upload !

[@sharonavictoria7155]

AND LOOK WHERE WE ARE NOW ? ? ?

[@eugeniaboone5602]

@Sharona Davis Exactly. Nothing's changed. In fact , it's worse.

[@joelates5334]

After the 1960s, Phil said on the program that the race problem was arguably worse in 1992. And not for nothing, when you forward to 2021, the issue is far worse than it was in 1992. So with trend front of mind, why should any thinking black person believe that there is any real hope for American race relations moving forward?

[@88alexis]

But 2050 it’s gonna be a wrap ☠️

[@dontaecopeland2875]

@@88alexis yes....we are done 60 years later. 1960 vs 1990 & 1990 vs 2020

[@VeeFoster]

This discussion occurred in 1992, and nothingl has changed other we had a Black president.

[@joelates5334]

And in a nutshell, that so-called black President did everything he could further misshape the lives of black America.

[@VeeFoster]

@@joelates5334 I forgot that since then we also now. have a Black VP, but still . . .

[@joelates5334]

@@VeeFoster And just like the black President, that black VP was into office to barbecue black America.

[@Thashining]

Everyone have valid and truthful points (especially Sistah Souljah and D.B. Wahad) We need more open dialogue in our society to help build a better future for our offspring.

[@davetheman2615]

Thank you so much Brother Mike! What would we do without you? :)

[@laquishaadams6605]

Black people needs to own natural resources and real estate period. By any means necessary. ❤️

[@londonbowcat1]

1:43:15 funny that Cornel West endorsed "no respect".

[@JBanks333]

Sister Souljah has a long awaited novel next month. Her Midnight Series is astutely p💥werful head space.

[@louiserobinson8770]

No one talking about the sneaker company.Are they still in business 🤔😳Can this be applied today🤔🤗 . Let’s look out for each other and Support black business

[@JesusIsMyBlackBrother]

Understood

[@BoROC]

I recall these conversations years ago.... Watching this now, 30+ years later is both interesting & sad.

[@sazonsongs]

Dr Claude Anderson should’ve been on this program

[@melvino8926]

I said the same thing..💪🏿

[@Iloveswedes]

What is sad is that we don't know American history. Black people have done everything white people told us we could to be successful while whites simultaneously worked to undermine each and every one of these efforts. Reconstruction was successful and then he was undone. We were lynched for being successful. We built businesses, and then they destroyed that with integration and making us workers instead of owners. We've been undercut at every level where possible. We have had some successes, but they managed to destroy what little we gained here, institutionally. If you buy a house, they will try to undermine that, too. Gentrify you out of your own neighborhood. Eminent domain you out of existence.

[@Missbrittanyxxo]

Exactly! You are absolutely right!

[@sheiladaniels364]

I agree 👍🏾. That is the problem.

[@Shmurda_Inc_YT]

I couldn't imagine speaking about this for 25 years and not looking exactly how they all looked at the end... Literally, none of them felt heard or accomplished in what transpired. And I think that is literally the norm now. To be left unsatisfied by the lack of progress. 2021 and it is obvious that this will go on most likely forever.

[@joelates5334]

Yet for the better part of the 21st century, all white America did was push the dogma that the color line would no longer define the experience of black people.

[@09rja]

Thanks for the upload. This is the only complete, clean copy I've seen of it.

[@londonbowcat1]

I didn't even know it was two hours Now for african american culture a second look

[@kimr5479]

I wish there was a part 3 where the audience could have spoken there opinions and asked questions ennoted this video & remember it from back then!😊

[@KingLamar96]

Perfect video for the times we are in ✨ (Word of wisdom)-Just as clothes are to be washed they must first be separated in like loads to become clean.

[@Shmurda_Inc_YT]

Agreed the video mirrors the present day and has for a few decades now. You do not need to separate clothes to clean them though. I have never separated my clothes in 40 years. If you add hot water they will bleed on each other. BUT... If you wash them in cold they all clean nicely together. The difference is the water temp. People are much like this.

[@KingLamar96]

@@Shmurda_Inc_YT have you ever seen a black ant and a red ant build the same mound together; or any ants in that matter?

[@Shmurda_Inc_YT]

@@KingLamar96 Actually, Army Ants are very social and they also mate with other species of ants. Ants in general will not fight each other unless one colony monopolizes the food source in that area. Ants aren't humans though. Humans have a greater capacity for reason.

[@KingLamar96]

@@Shmurda_Inc_YT Sigh, 🤦🏿 Proverbs 26:4

[@teal1010]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 ✅Very informative, educational, inspiring and relative to todays discussion, concerns, problems and challenges!

[@teanistillmon3341]

I LOVE sister Soulja. She is awesome and so fearless and intelligent 100%. Nobody talks about the fathers either. I talk about education over and over. I will have to buy her book. ❤LOVE HER!

[@williambernardbrown]

Low wage jobs are not where everyone start. How much wealth do your family have? This is why reparations are important

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

Where do the wealthy start? Or you think they just got rich by inheritance?

[@Iloveswedes]

@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 They start by theft, which is discouraged among melanated people.

[@beadoll8025]

​​​​@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 Whites were given a vast number of land and government implemented policies to help them specifically and many of their families still benefit from the company's and businesses that became rich due to centuries of free labor. This country became wealthy off the backs of slaves. When you don't have to pay a labor force you save ungodly amounts of money. So, yes many have inherited money that they did Not work for.

[@achillesyoung488]

Amazing discussion. Our schools need to show these and have the community be a part.

[@marcofalzone6469]

Tony Browns journal was a pbs must watch.

[@Soul_Education]

Classic

[@GearsinMotionGraphics]

Is still a favorite of mine and I wish that they would put it back on either PBS or online such as KZbin

[@GearsinMotionGraphics]

The overall is that America is guilty on owing the debt that has not been paid to African Americans towards social economical liberties with Injustice that's owed to a people that have been stripped of its own sense of self. Reparations is needed to balance the economic Gap that has been a crippling disease since day one slavery. A.D.O.S

[@londonbowcat1]

1:42:15 what panels

[@theresabrunson2633]

This was EPIC....I have this on vhs somewhere...Soulja was bringing the heat....

[@darrylclark455]

19:10 the number of black politicians in office has not proven to be beneficial to the black community

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

Politicians never solve problems. You need capitalists who control the politicians

[@Iloveswedes]

Because black faces in high places is meant to appease people, not to really satisfy their real needs. Obama was elected. What did he fix for black people?

[@asaseya1819]

Because they are all corrupt.

[@londonbowcat1]

​@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993Amos Wilson repeatedly emphasised this

[@johnashton4776]

Much love from the UK thanks for this very important many Africans need to look at this, also people that are in interracial relationships.

[@user-tt2qn1cj1x]

Saw an Instagram clip that led me to search this online. Thanks ReelBlack for making this available.

[@reelblack]

No problem!

[@kimr5479]

AGREED,, Thank You for this video!👍😊

[@robge1964]

We need more panels like this…

[@siyabongamaseko2550]

Who is this Sista Souljah..? Damn she on fire

[@elgeneralxx]

Bopping yo lips bop bop bop bop

[@siyabongamaseko2550]

@@elgeneralxx ???

[@ThatGworl2023]

You really don’t know. You must be really young.

[@siyabongamaseko2550]

@@ThatGworl2023 Not everybody's ados...

[@FlyRoni]

Rest easy the best to ever do it ‼️‼️Phill Donahue

[@mostrecenthero]

There’s only so much of this doc I could stomach because nothings truly changed since 92. Every speaker along with Mr. Donahue made excellent points in this time capsule. None of us are free until all of us are free.

[@YADA01]

THOUGHT YOU REALLY WAS GONE SAY SUNT

[@olynnjones6274]

I wonder if Alan Keyes thinks that all the other groups who received some sort of reparations were all just given “handouts”.

[@andreabrown4541]

Right? No one ever talks about that. No one ever complains. No one screams "reverse racism."

[@Charles-tt3dr]

I don't think so! Alan Keys is handkerchief head sellout! Black Conservatives like him never shame other races for receiving government goodies & handouts that lifted millions of them in mass into the middle class.

[@Shmurda_Inc_YT]

"I believe" does not put out the fire of facts! Never has and never will.

[@kimmiet1980]

Welcome back! You were missed.

[@shelbymosley6889]

That's so true!!! NO! JUSTICE NO! PEACE!!! TALKN TOO YOU ALL! AND YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE!!!😞😒😢😗

[@thunderking8925]

Thanks Phil...

[@juliolinares6636]

That panel was critical 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@atirad8]

@50:40 Sister Soulja is speaking facts about not being educated about economical achievement. However, the horrendous history of this country itself hasn't been taught, or shall I say exposed; nor have Black children been taught about what we already had achieved through our own business acumen and communities, only to have it bombed, burned, flooded, redlined, and politically aborted, through nefarious strategy devised to suppress and oppress.

[@jamesleon2990]

The lady in the pink shirt is the actress that played on blackish as bows mother and she also played on Philadelphia with denzel washington

[@metcalfhottie6305]

Sure is and many other roles. Good observation.

[@mauricesantinomf]

i should have known she looked familiar

[@djboz3002]

You should have had Farrakhan on this show so he could shut it DOWN

[@maryclinton597]

Absolutely....also look him up on KZbin on the Donahue show he did just that epic!

[@reallyfedup5070]

I saw that episode! She's great!

[@mattiewilliams1138]

2023 that comment that Sister Souja stated about looking at white people and see why they do what they do; so true. Always looking at their victims /minorities and why it happen to them.

[@ericboswell8863]

And to be honest..ANY Black American so-called Leader telling me about Jesus/Religion I'm DONE with them.... 🤔🤨

[@mr.akinsika8701]

Love Brotha Bin & sister Soulja fearless energy and brother Alan Keyes and Tony Brown offer the best solution on economic and political power

[@djk1mya]

Thank you for this

[@blakelip3]

More Phil Donahue

[@darellsmith2464]

Sister Souljah was ahead of her time❗❗

[@londonbowcat1]

1992 the hate that hate produced

[@chuckfrost5624]

It's interesting how white bread Phil Donahue would patronize Sista Souljah, she never fell for it. Donahue was not prepared for her intelligence, he thought she was just another talking head.

[@BeastmodeBeats]

They want to turn us against each other, 🤣🤣 they figure if they kill us both they can get what they think they will get, which they never will

[@CraigmireGiggidy]

Almost the end of 2022 & I'm so inspired by all of the panelist be it whether I agree with their views or not. It saddens me to understand that even 30 years later little next to nothing has really changed. And if anything the plight which black people eventually find themselves is much more evil than originally analyzed. Sister Souljah is a PROPHET(ess).

[@coachdudesportstv]

Wow how times has changed huh ..............

[@empresserica]

I remember watching this! Ended up losing respect for Phil and becoming a fan of Sister Souljah forever!

[@jalenwalker8790]

How do u lose respect for him lol he’s the host his job is to continue to conversation

[@carlathomas5807]

I wish Minister Louis Farrakhan was on this panel.

[@nikkiwho9326]

Thanks reelblack! for this entire video ❤🖤💚

[@TrueCarbon]

When you steal and kill to gain and thereafter reap the benefits you must know that a debt has to be paid. Reparations can come in many forms if it’s not paid financially it will be paid another way and you know what I mean.