The Racial War brewing in America

Added: 2026-05-29

[00:00:04]Black folk, I have a question for you.

[00:00:05]White folk, I want you to just listen.

[00:00:09]Growing up black in America means that somewhere in your adolescence, an adult in your life gave you the talk.

[00:00:16]And we always talk about what age that is supposed to happen. What age are you supposed to unfortunately have to confirm for your child?

[00:00:28]That racism is real.

[00:00:31]What age is that?

[00:00:34]And unfortunately, this weekend I have to talk to my 5-year-old about it because apparently five is the age that we have to tell them how to deal with the system.

[00:00:49]At five, I have to tell my 5-year-old how to deal with ice, how to conduct herself so that she stays safe because if she scares him, he might hurt her.

[00:01:09]I have to tell a 5-year-old that I got to tell a 5-year-old how to keep themselves safe because they might scare the adult.

[00:01:28]Black folks, stop playing dumb. Y'all know Mexican Latinos and all them other kind of folks, light-skinned Spaniards and all, they ain't they don't like blacks. I don't know why we be playing like that. Y'all let these folks play in our face all the time. Antilack racism does not stop at white folks. A lot of Latinos, Mexicans, and other Spanish-sp speakaking groups grew up in cultures where blackness is mocked and black is at the bottom. And that's not an opinion. That's colorism and the cast system and colonial leftovers.

[00:02:01]Yeah, Afro Latinos exist. And guess what? They'll tell you firsthand how they were treated in their own communities.

[00:02:09]This is Afro Latinos. So imagine black folks. They use that word [ __ ] every chance they get. So we need to stop pretending, stop living in a lie and in fairy tale land. Some of these communities absorb white supremacy and they remix it every time they get a chance to. And they look down on black folks because their skin is closer to white. Some of them even fill out paperwork and put whites. And black folks keep overall allying and overdefending and overexplaining the people who don't care about racism in their own house. See, you don't have to hate anyone, but stop being so naive. We don't have no friends. Antilackness is global and if you don't check it, you'll keep getting played with every single day.

[00:02:56]>> Okay, I want to take a moment to say thank you to Donald Trump, not out of praise, but out of truth. Because while you rip through every part of this government, tearing down justice, equality, and fairness under the fake excuse of fighting DEI fraud, what you're really doing is confirming what black folks have been saying for generations. America was built on racism, fueled by fear and sustained by white supremacy. You've exposed it all.

[00:03:22]The mask are off. The polite racism, the fake allyship, the colorblind lies. It's all gone. Now we see it raw and unfiltered. You're not just targeting policy. You're targeting people. Black people, brown people, marginalized communities in the wild part. We make up the smallest portion of this country.

[00:03:44]Yet somehow we are the biggest threat to the lie that white supremacy built. That should tell you everything. You're afraid not of violence, not of replacement, but of the power we hold even when we have nothing. You see the way our culture, our brilliance, our resilience, our excellence continues to shape this country even when it tries to erase us. Donald Trump is just the loudest version of a system that's always been in place. He is the living breathing proof that this country was never designed with us in mind. And yet we continue to define it. So thank you Donald for exposing what so many tried to deny. For showing the world that the fear of black greatness is real, for proving that racism isn't in our imagination is in the fabric of this nation. And to my people, we don't have to fight to prove our worth. He's doing that for us. All we have to do is stand firm, stay awake, and know that the truth is finally louder than the lie. We are not broken. We are not the problem.

[00:04:51]We are the evidence of the power that this country can contain. Let that truth ring louder than his hate.

[00:04:58]>> We got to talk about how racist white people can't stand it when a single black woman moves in next to them or a black family at that. Because you see this documentary, this isn't a one time occasion. This happens a lot and I'm going share my experience. When I built my house in this neighborhood, I was single. And when I tell you I became the topic of conversation, the main character, these white people started [ __ ] with me in ways that I never thought that they would. They vandalized my property. They stuck signs in my yards to mess with me. Um, they would try to stalk me and watch me on social media to see where I was at so that they could mess with my yard. Um, called the police when I had a gathering that hadn't even started yet. There were two people at my house when I get a knock on the door for what?

[00:05:51]There's no noise. There's no music playing.

[00:05:55]Reported me to the HOA I think about 20 damn times at least. And then it was the weird [ __ ] like, "Oh, I get a new car and now all of a sudden y'all all get new cars within the next two to three weeks."

[00:06:10]That's not a coincidence.

[00:06:13]Then the girl next door to me has the audacity to call my mom the b- word to call her out her name out of nowhere. At this point, I've been bullied by these people for years. And we had to call the cops and they had to set them straight.

[00:06:30]If you ever talk to her again or say anything to her, you will be arrested because that's how much of an obsession they have to mess with me when I have done what to you except be black.

[00:06:46]I have done what to you except be black and successful.

[00:06:53]When I tell you it burns their asses when a single black woman is living in a place that they don't think we should live, is doing the things that we shouldn't be able to do because how are you living next to me and you don't have a man in the house?

[00:07:14]Why are you driving a nicer car than me?

[00:07:16]Why are you dressing better than me?

[00:07:20]They cannot stand it. And it becomes dangerous like this documentary because all that was was racism.

[00:07:29]Racism and the fact that you can't stand that the person living next to you does not look like you.

[00:07:37]Now, I know some of y'all going to come, "Oh, not all white people are like that." No, I know. I know not all of y'all are like that, but it happens.

[00:07:50]What's going on, buddy?

[00:07:54]>> [ __ ] brother >> live here community. So, if you don't live here, you need to leave. You live here. You're visiting a friend. That's fine. Just let us know cuz you're getting concerns cuz you're walking around my house.

[00:08:11]>> Hold on, Steve. You've been past my house four times. I don't know you. I've never seen you here before and you're walking past my house over and over again. So, if you live here or you have a friend you're visiting here, that's fine with you.

[00:08:19]>> I'm not in front of your house.

[00:08:20]>> You actually You're actually You're actually You're actually following me.

[00:08:30]>> Was just asking a question. You live out here.

[00:08:36]>> I'm a part of that.

[00:08:37]>> You're part of the Does that mean you live here?

[00:08:42]>> It's simple. Like, bro, what?

[00:08:47]>> You live here to my wife, >> bro. I didn't go out to your wife, bro.

[00:08:57]>> I don't know who you talking about for real.

[00:09:03]And I think I can walk around my neighborhood.

[00:09:06]>> If you live here, yeah, you live here, >> right?

[00:09:10]>> You live here. You going to keep asking me the same question over and over and over and over over. This man following me. This is harassment, right?

[00:09:17]>> You haven't answered yet.

[00:09:18]>> That's harassment, right? This that's harassment, right?

[00:09:22]>> I think what you did to my wife. Yes.

[00:09:24]>> Look, look, look, look. He following.

[00:09:26]This is my wife.