Podcaster Larry Reid Calls for a ‘Mass Exodus’ of Black Americans Following the Karmelo Anthony Verdict

REID: “And I want you to begin to think about this America and the white people problem that we have. I’m going to make a statement. We know that Martin Luther King, the beginning of his work was all about integration. We do know that later on that did change. Integration has had great benefits. I think now, unless you must stay in America, unless you are supposed to be in the USA, otherwise, if you’re black, integration has had great benefits, I’m telling you — and I’m saying this as a collective — let’s drain this place of its benefits and make our mass exodus and go home and build. I repeat, integration has had great benefits by people, for some of us. Let’s drain this place of its benefits and make our mass exodus and go home and build. See, civil rights did not make white people that are infected with whiteness stop being racist. They still raised racist children that run this country to this day. The Civil Rights Act just made social discrimination federally illegal in key areas of American life, housing, voting, and such. It changed what was lawful, what was punishable, and what rights black Americans could legally demand and defend. That’s it. And now, those rights, at the federal level, there’s an attempt to roll them back. Integration has had great benefits. Let’s drain this place of its benefits and make our mass exodus and go home and build. This land ain’t rich enough to hold who you are.”

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Podcaster Larry Reid Calls for a ‘Mass Exodus’ of Black Americans Following the Karmelo Anthony Verdict‘Civil rights did not make white people that are infected with whiteness stop being racist’News & PoliticsEXCERPT:REID: “And I want you to begin to think about this America and the white people problem that we have. I’m going to make a statement. We know that Martin Luther King, the beginning of his work was all about integration. We do know that later on that did change. Integration has had great benefits. I think now, unless you must stay in America, unless you are supposed to be in the USA, otherwise, if you’re black, integration has had great benefits, I’m telling you — and I’m saying this as a collective — let’s drain this place of its benefits and make our mass exodus and go home and build. I repeat, integration has had great benefits by people, for some of us. Let’s drain this place of its benefits and make our mass exodus and go home and build. See, civil rights did not make white people that are infected with whiteness stop being racist. They still raised racist children that run this country to this day. The Civil Rights Act just made social discrimination federally illegal in key areas of American life, housing, voting, and such. It changed what was lawful, what was punishable, and what rights black Americans could legally demand and defend. That’s it. And now, those rights, at the federal level, there’s an attempt to roll them back. Integration has had great benefits. Let’s drain this place of its benefits and make our mass exodus and go home and build. This land ain’t rich enough to hold who you are.”Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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