Your Favorite Black Speakers / Speeches

[Crakface]

Great thread, but you're a hypocrite seeing that you have a gook for a son, you didn't listen or take head to anything these men had to say, which in turn makes it your "entertainment" for the day. Not to mention you're a psycho troll account having fakkit.

It doesnt take long for a black man to come tearing another black man down in front of his perceived enemy for no good reason. . Sad what these white supremacists have done to our people. Cant even do the right thing without someone coming at your sideways with a critique on your life, while they live a similarly fukked up life, with multiple baby mothers and multiple children that live in separate homes. Its time you grow up a little bit.

 

[bigDeeOT]

Amos Wilson yeah that's what his name is! I've been meaning to look him up again after I saw one of his videos before. He's an absolute lunatic. He talks about how he has "studied" infants and saw the intellectual superiority of the black baby over the white baby.

I mean half of what he says is true and it sounds very nice. That's why people like him. If 3/4's of what you say is true, its easier to slip in some bullshyt and people nod their heads with it.

 

[Crakface]

 

[Milk N Cookies]

I like hearing Michael Eric Dyson speak. There isn't any specific speech I favor. He's just a great speaker.

 

[Crakface]

 

[Crakface]

I like hearing Michael Eric Dyson speak. There isn't any specific speech I favor. He's just a great speaker.

 

[Crakface]

 

[Crakface]

 

[Higher Tech]

When Napster was big, I downloaded all of the Malcolm X speeches I could find, and I would just cruise and listen to them. I think I'll have to do it again, because while I don't remember all the content of the speeches, I remember the feeling I had listening to that brother speak. I was probably a junior or senior in high school and I really felt empowered after listening to him.

 

[Crakface]

 

[Alexander The Great]

 

[Higher Tech]

dikk Gregory also had a lot of good speeches.

 

[Crakface]

When Napster was big, I downloaded all of the Malcolm X speeches I could find, and I would just cruise and listen to them. I think I'll have to do it again, because while I don't remember all the content of the speeches, I remember the feeling I had listening to that brother speak. I was probably a junior or senior in high school and I really felt empowered after listening to him.

Feeding most of your time with more constructive audio will better your life. Alot changed for me after i stopped listening to rap music in the morning, in the shower, to work, during work, from work, going home and at the gym. Cutting it down to the gym and a few evenings during the week put my thoughts in a better place.

 

[Higher Tech]

Feeding most of your time with more constructive audio will better your life. Alot changed for me after i stopped listening to rap music in the morning, in the shower, to work, during work, from work, going home and at the gym. Cutting it down to the gym and a few evenings during the week put my thoughts in a better place.

I agree 100%. I'm a podcast nerd now. I have to be in a mood to bring myself to listen to hip hop anymore, and I can't even touch most of the new stuff. It's funny how much your attitude can change by changing your intake.

 

[Crakface]

dikk Gregory also had a lot of good speeches.