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This is a real, unscripted conversation from 1968 in America, aired live on public television at the height of the civil rights movement. No hindsight—just people arguing about survival.

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Kingmemfvor 8 Monaten

I dont like the narrator 🤣 I have ears I never trust people that try to interpret for me what I can hear see and interpret on my own. Like watching the news today MSNBC Fox CNN etc

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Austin704vor 8 Monaten

Black people didn't end slavery, it took white people fighting white people.

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Cornelius Pressley Ivor 8 Monaten

THE YOUNG BROTHER WAS PASSIONATE AND HIS WORDS WERE POWERFUL AND CAME FROM A PLACE OF EXPERIENCE! I SUPPORT THE YOUNG BROTHER! NO BRAINWASHING DONE HERE!

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Jason Alan Wilkinsonvor 8 Monaten

A great video. Except for the idiot who keeps talking over the video, making it impossible to hear what is being said.

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Joe Helpvor 8 Monaten

Can you stfu and let the video play girl😡

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Chad Taylorvor 8 Monaten

Where is the video without the lady talking ?

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CRΔKvor 8 Monaten

@grok where is the original video?

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🍘vor 8 Monaten

Jews started all of this

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Liberty first Americanvor 8 Monaten

What happened to that kids violent revolution? This was all fomented by marxists to destabilize the US. It worked.

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Jungle Jymvor 8 Monaten

Complex situation TODAY. Versus 68'. Pastor Mitchell should be keeping it real instead oblivious.

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Williamvor 8 Monaten

This is when communism really penetrated the USA. We should have forced repatriation.

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Curtis Warrenvor 8 Monaten

Pity from white people was & still is what these people live off of

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Mil Mascarasvor 8 Monaten

@PurplePeople

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Wolf Vonvor 8 Monaten

No one's on these dumb low IQ black side. I'll tell you that I dare you to start a revolution. Kick it off. You've been talking about this for a long time. Run your fucking mouths too much, bro.Kick it off

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Andy Wallacevor 8 Monaten

Shut up, stop whining, go to school, get your grades and make your mark. Same as white kids living in poverty have done for 100s of years. And if you think there are barriers, make business and financial institutions within your community and prosper that way.

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peppervor 8 Monaten

He says"the white media" hahahahahaaaaaaaaaaa like it isn't joosh.

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Purple Peoplevor 8 Monaten

If we cannot rely on the young to tell the truth, we are lost.

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Radke’s Balloon Knotvor 8 Monaten

All i just heard was uga booga.

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AGM-114-SCORPvor 8 Monaten

White people abolished slavery and brought human rights to the world The majority of blacks are hostile primitives lacking the capacity for empathy

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Trueblood Patriot Blocvor 8 Monaten

He was more than likely killed or was in prison soon after this aired

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Yakub_bigheadvor 8 Monaten

Martin jumped on the backs of the young cuz he didn’t want them going to hard

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JBoogvor 8 Monaten

@grok what happened to that kid? Did he serve any time in prison?

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Sky whitevor 8 Monaten

It’s Niggerism

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peppervor 8 Monaten

It's already been expunged from their minds that it was the jooz NOT the gentile whites that brought their ancestors over.

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Martin Balkovichvor 8 Monaten

Happy black history month. May you be educated and successful.

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AC Morgenhopevor 8 Monaten

So when did that kid die?

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