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hell this is still happening today. how many times have i seen old expired meat being sold at grocery stores in black neighborhoods? whole ass studies have been done on this. smfh the more things change the more they stay the same.
Few things: First, you will notice that when reading I said “black community” and “black America” instead of the words Dr. King used. This is because while that language was common at the time it was written, I understand that it is not prudent nor necessary for me to use that language today. The message is just as pertinent without the sting of a white man finding an excuse to use that language. Second, I hope that white people will spend time learning Dr. King’s message and quit watering it down, bastardizing it and using it to justify their white supremacy. Dr. King was NOT on the side of “let’s just not talk about it” and “I don’t see colour”, so quit insulting his legacy. Lastly, my love goes out to the King family and I find it most important to note that the words of Dr King are as pertinent now as when he first spoke or penned them.
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Clarification: Marc Lamont Hill lost his job at CNN in 2018 for simply saying "free Palestine from the river to the sea" at a UN meeting. He has since become a mainstay at Al Jazeera English.
Just typed up a transcript of the video excerpt posted above:
Marc Lamont Hill: The UN said that the humanitarian situation quote, "will only deteriorate exponentially, and that crucial life-saving supplies, including food, fuel and water, must be allowed into Gaza.” So the UN is saying: you must do this. You are saying… you’re not going to do this. Um, how do you…
Danny Avalon, Former Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister: No, we’re not, we’re not saying that.
Hill: He’s saying, do it immediately.
Avalon: No, no —
Hill: He’s saying, do it immediately.
Avalon: I — I got you. I’ll tell you exactly what we’re saying. We’re saying: we will do everything for the Gazan people. Once and now we demand immediate surrender, unconditional surrender of Hamas. If Hamas people come out with their hands up and clear their weapons, believe me, everything will be restored to Gaza. It is Hamas — in Hamas’ hands.
Hill: OK, now I understand. Thank you for clarifying that, sir. I think we’re actually on the same page here. You’re saying that once Hamas leaves, you’ll grant the Gazan people food, shelter, fuel, electricity, hospitals, schooling. And if they don’t… "if Hamas doesn’t leave, then you’ll continue to starve, and die in hospitals." You are defining, for the international community right now, collective punishment. You’re saying, until Hamas acts differently, the 2 million people in Gaza are going to be treated this way. And once Hamas acts differently, these 2 million people will be treated better. That is exactly what collective punishment is. You’re holding them accountable for the actions of others. That is the textbook definition of collective punishment. Now, you may accept that that’s what you want to do, but this is absolutely in contravention of international law.
Avalon: Well, I’ll tell you exactly — no. Had we pushed people to the wall, but we’re not pushing them to the wall. We want to open a humanitarian corridor so they can leave. But if Hamas, if Hamas —
Hill: So that who can leave? Who can leave? Citizens?
Avalon: …
Hill: You’re saying civilians can leave? But only through the Rafah border, correct?
Avalon: At this point, yes. Because, where else?
Hill: YOUR COUNTRY! They could come into Israel!
Avalon: … I’m telling you, uh, one more thing I want to tell you…
Hill: No no no, I want you to address that point. Don’t just smile, sir. Respectfully. You’re saying…
Avalon: I’m not…
Hill: You’re making a corridor. They can go to Egypt. You’re bombing them. You say you want to save them. But they can’t come in.
Avalon: … I’m … (stumbling) … first of all, I’m not smiling, I am crying in my —
[video clip cuts off]
ABSOLUTELY 💯. No truer words have even been spoken. Anyone who doesn't get it by now don't want to get it. Hip-hop has been weaponized by the enemy/oppressor to exclusively promote the murder, killing, death, division, and self-destruction of black people. Other than actual slavery times the last 35 years has produced more "House N-words" than any other time in history. Never have so many black people been willing to do the enemy's bidding. Today you have black people actually trying to shame other black people for not being MURDERERS of their own people. Saying things like, "You ain't about that life." The life of what? The life of killing your own people. The life of living in a cage like an animal. The life of diminishing your own women to overly promiscuous nothingness and the void of all femininity. How is that cool?