When all the facts are in and they show that Kenneka Jenkins reached her demise because she got too drunk and high resulting in poor decisions, will the black community admit they were wrong? Will the protests for answers stop after answers have been given? This is similar to Black Lives Matter wherein many black people created false narratives out of thin air, reacted with outrage before the investigation was complete, then claimed the police lied or tampered with evidence when the facts contradicted their narrative. This is a problem called "victimology". Victimology is the practice of claiming victimization disproportionate to actual experiences of victimization. The reason why this happens is because we as a society are not being honest with the black community. The fear of being called a racist or sellout overrides our commitment to truth.

If you didn't know, it is racist to use black emojis, gifs, and memes. Apparently, every image of a black person must be the most positive image, because every individual black person represents the whole race . Anything that shows a black person in a less than ingratiating light (i.e. being human) must be disregarded. According to this video, using black emojis is cultural appropriation. Apparently, black people have a copyright on brown skin, so how dare you post that brown thumbs up emoji! To be clear, it is cultural appropriation whenever non-blacks use an element of black culture, but it is not when black people "borrow" various cultures' music, clothes, and sacred traditions in hiphop. The same person screaming cultural appropriation will bump Wu-Tang with a tattoo of Chinese characters on their neck while cooking Mexican food with a Redskins jersey on.

I agree with the premise of the video, which is, one should not discriminate based on sexual orientation. Although, I disagree with Black Lives Matter's Deray Mckesson's political views. I don't think that he should be dissed because he's gay. What I don't like is the "fighting for our freedom" and the overall BLM victimology, and it reeks from this video.

It is truly mind-numbing and mind-blowing how the progressive left celebrates and defends terrorists, but wants historic statues removed because of the historical figure's 19th century views. Check out this video.

The way Tariq Nasheed invents racial narratives out of thin air is an art. He should definitely go into fiction writing. All of a sudden, former MTV reporter Tabitha Soren is a white supremacist because she wasn't a fan of Tupac's music, was concerned about his reputation, and was afraid that his crew was strapped with guns? Listen to the artful way Tariq puts everything she says through a racial filter. My question is this, if Tabitha Soren is a white supremacist because she was concerned about the rape charges put against him, what does that make the black woman who levied the charges in the first place? She praised him several times throughout the video, but, as with Tariq, he ignores everything that doesn't fit the narrative.