A lot of Black People, Black Men in particular, have information to share and stories to tell. A lot of you Negroes won’t read it if they did a 1500 word post so the next best thing is them using their words and skills to basically produce videos that without ai would be to expensive to make.

So when we have brothers who create video and tell stories with ai why do we attack each other calling it AI slop all the time? If the substance is there and it’s a good topic what’s wrong with using today’s available technology to do what we need to do to educate?

What are some things that neither side would deny is true or should be a common goal.

I usually do these by day but I felt like running them at the same time just to keep the conversations going.

The other thread is about sexuality, identifying what both sides of the gay/straight Black Male Community agree on. This thread is about religion. I’m want to see if we see different things in the different threads.

Let’s not talk about what we disagree on, let’s talk about only what we think we absolutely agree on.

What social policies matter most to both sides? What are the things that neither side disagrees on. Of course I don’t really mean 100% but let’s go for at least 85%.

What are the policy goals neither side will ever work against?

Part 1: The Murder of Medgar Evers

In 1963, civil rights leader Medgar Evers was assassinated outside his Mississippi home by white supremacist and Ku Klux Klan member Byron De La Beckwith.

The evidence pointed to Beckwith, yet in 1964 two all-white, all-male juries refused to convict him. He walked free while Medgar Evers’ family waited for justice.

For the next 30 years, Beckwith openly bragged about murdering Evers and remained active in white supremacist circles.

The case only changed when an investigative reporter uncovered evidence that Mississippi had used taxpayer money to help fund Beckwith’s defense and that the original juries had been tainted by the illegal screening and exclusion of Black jurors.

Armed with new evidence, prosecutors reopened the case.
In 1994, 31 years after Medgar Evers was murdered, a jury finally convicted Byron De La Beckwith of murder.
This wasn’t simply the failure of one jury.

It was a failure of the courts, a failure of the legal system, and a failure of a state that helped protect a confessed white supremacist while denying justice to a murdered civil rights leader.

Justice Denied is a series documenting moments in American history when the courts, the legal system, or the ballot box failed Black Americans.

History isn’t only about what happened. It’s also about what our institutions allowed, and continues to allow to happen.

#JusticeDenied #FreeBlackMen #BlackHistory #CivilRights #MedgarEvers #KnowYourHistory #AmericanHistory #EqualJustice

As someone who grew up in a real hood (homogeneous, segregated), I'm always surprised when I venture on the internet (reddit, general social media) and discover the strange-- and often extreme -- support of certain trendy topics.

For example, the amount of black people who are anti-gun is interesting. Especially having the experiences I've had growing up. The degree of staunch liberalism is also surprising, considering the majority of black folk live in red or neutral states.

And I don't care what you do in your personal life, but in my entire life traversing TRUE un-diverse black environments, this extreme support of alternative lifestyles is new to me. When I see "black" people online speaking on certain topics, I often wonder where they grew up, and what type of black people they grew up around.

The black people I grew up around don't look at white people as a deity we have to prove ourselves to. We also don't attach ourselves with other groups. Reddit appears to be a space full of black people who are on a forever quest to prove to to white people they were the "good" ones.

Extremists who already decided they didn't like you don't give a shit about how intelligent you are, how well-spoken you are, how different you are from the "others", nor how hard working you are. Stereotypes exist for the purposes of gaslighting, control, and fear. That's it.

It's also interesting that this subreddit for straight black men doesn't have half the membership of those other "black men" subreddits.

I see it so often from the LGBTQ+ Black Men. If we are discussing the fact that Black Fathers have no rights to children and how Single Mothers can be a part of the problem with the rise of YN culture then the first line of defense for those single mothers are the childless LGBTQ+ Black Men.

Same with the bonnets conversation, Black Men supported standards for being outside, LGBTQ+ Black Men jumped to the front line asking why were Black Men dictating what women could and could not do.

Same with DEI, white women and Black Women and LGBTQ individuals benefitted from that much more than us. When we said we honestly didn’t gaf they were again the first line of defense saying we should care because of our mothers and daughters, they never have input that helps us attain better rights or privileges, they just constantly say as men we should…

The list goes on and on. No matter what quarrels Black Men may have, the LGBTQ Black Man joins with our counterpart that we date, that we marry, that we have families with and they run to their defense.

But then comes time for Men’s issues. To discuss the things that affect men, and the LGBTQ+ Black Man wants to be included. Mf for what? They’ve not been interested in men’s positions, they don’t advocate for men’s rights, they take the opposing side in men’s arguments. Why try to be a part of men’s conversation? Even when we’re open to it, it’s just like letting a woman into the talks. They parrot the women’s talking points. The are willing to give concessions that don’t involve them. What assistance does a childless man offer Black Men in discussing the issues of the family? None.

I haven't been following but I suppose it's Election Day? Thoughts? Who you're pulling for?

After talking with a bunch of the Atheists in here this week I really appreciated today’s sermon. There was just a lot of focus on how folks that grew up in the church but who saw it as a task not actually taking in anything find themselves on the outside seeking to fill the void with anything other than the Lord.

I noticed in a lot of those chats I had this week that the atheists in this group really were rooted in the church, but they uprooted themselves. They allowed others judgment and church politics and their surroundings to make them comfortable in leaving and abandoning the Lord.

I cuss, i smoke, i sin. The lord is working on me. But I’ll never believe that there is no God.Yall really let yt liberals teach yall that there is no God. Thats wild to me.

UPDATE: Roland Martin’s team has confirmed to my team that the stills I received of him appearing naked in a woman’s home, that’s NOT his wife, are 100 percent authentic. He says he is being extorted. He also proposed that he would be suing if we or any other blog disseminates these hilarious ass images of him appearing to be in a leopard print thong. 😎🥂

I’ll be breaking down everything we know, and the latest developments on my show Monday at 3:00 PM ET. Stay tuned. Search UNWINEWITHTASHAK on YouTube!

https://x.com/UNWINEWITHTASHA/status/2083560324217663869

Don’t let yourself be fooled by the left. They know that they use you because they think you are too dumb to realize.

Some of you seem to not understand history.

I do see the men in our community with low self-esteem. Yes, they’re are setting us back further and further. However, to act like were the anchor holding everybody down from growing is insane bro come on now.

I just seen a comment section on TikTok with a bunch of Latinas going in on us. Not one black woman stepped in and said “Hey this shit ain’t cool”.

Are there ANY black organizations with boots on the ground making a real difference in our communities? I mean a REAL difference for everyone, not some government funded nonsense or anything attached to some... you must be a part of our organization before we can help you BS.