Marquett Breaks Down Colorblind Racism & the White Organization

If you were black, you'd be working at Walmart. And that's the whole point. It is the system that the white organization exercises that allows meritless whites to rise up. Donald Trump is a great example of it. Very little merit. I'm not saying he's dumb. He's not dumb, but he has very little merit.

So, you compare him to say Barack Obama, who I don't like at all. But Barack Obama was editor of the Harvard Law Review. You got to be really smart to do that. You have to be very diligent, capable, and able to climb hierarchies to achieve that. And then you have Donald Trump who started his illustrious career with a small million-dollar loan from his father. And that's not merit. That is the whites having inherent advantage. And that's why they try to maintain the status quo because he didn't start off like someone like me would have started off. He started off with a million dollar loan. There you go.

Uh, shout out to the gentleman. He writes, "I read The Black Box on my Kindle and I gave it a five-star review. Great and entertaining read. I appreciate that and I encourage everyone to do the same. Take action. I want to see that love is stronger than hate." That's that's what we have to try to prove that thesis.

But that's the difference is that the white organization because they're driven by hate, which is a strong emotion. Apparently, they were so effective in organizing. The lady writes, "I've never heard you mention the blackbox being about NFTs. Am I missing something?" No, you're not missing a thing. It's the white organization doing what they do. They stay organized and they try their best to neutralize the most effective black people. And those that are like Candace Owens, Officer Talmet Tatumatum, the Hodgej Twins, those are the ones that they try to elevate because those blacks are the ones that keep all the other blacks in line because they add to the false belief in white ideology. Yes. They keep line like the Hodge Twins and Candace Owens and uh the Talmet Tatum. They're like racism doesn't exist. And that's exactly what the white organization wants to put forward so that they can keep you crippled in the low position that you're in.

Because if they acknowledge that racism doesn't exist, excuse me, if they acknowledge that it does exist and they acknowledge who the perpetrator of it is, which the whites, well, you know, that wouldn't be very useful to them to acknowledge that they are the problem. Yes. Because then we'd start really understanding the world. They try to confuse you now. They blame everything on these people. But the truth is these people, they're white. So once we understand who really is creating havoc on earth, then we can start to, you know, get things together. And I encourage everyone to know that everything that I do is very strategic. So don't ever think that I'm doing anything on accident or thoughtlessly. It is all very strategic and you might be wise to take some notes on it.

Shout out to Ray. He writes, "They probably want to rip your guts out and eat them raw. They can't pull the money flex, the ethical and moral flex, physical condition, or intelligence flex on you like they do with most blacks. Stay dangerous, brave commander. I appreciate you." Oh, absolutely. That's why they hate me. That's why they hate me. Imagine. Do you know what it feels like to claim that you are superior and then encounter a man who can beat you senseless with his bare hands and then outthink you and take your girl? Oh, that hurts. Oh, that hurts. Yes. And then they can't pull the usual one of you poor blacks. No, they can't they can't pull that one. I have a fireplace in my bathroom. There's a chandelier right there. Literally, there's a chandelier and I can say there's a chandelier right there while I'm standing in my closet or sitting in my tub. So, yeah. No, they can't pull that. And that's why I'm the most hated. Yes.

Like even like a Dr. Umar Johnson, he he's not a threat. He doesn't organize men. Men are the threat. Dr. Omar Johnson's not financially empowered. He raised in excess of $4 million. And what does he have to show for it? Literally nothing. That's bad. Not only did he fail to create the school and get it up and running, he hasn't even accumulated personal wealth from it. At least when you go to Houston and you see the preacher stealing from the congregation, they at least have mansions to show for it. Dr. Umar is homeless. But here's the worst thing. The reason that I don't bash him, even though I disagree with uh what he's done, and there's an entire channel, there's one fellow that he makes a living bashing Dr. Umar. And frankly, however bad Umar has aired, uh it is against code to spend your time consistently bashing a black person. And beyond it being against the black code, it is just not productive as a man. It's profitable, but it's not productive. Because here's the difference. If you spend all your time on YouTube making oodles of money, bashing Dr. Umar, have you built anything? If Dr. Umar were to drop dead now, what are you going to do? Your your business is dead because you didn't really have a business. You weren't actually offering value. You were swimming in the mud. And that's why I teach men to offer value. You see, you have to offer value.

Gentleman writes, "I just hope SAS in India becomes possible. We must have SAS in India." And shout out to my Indians uh for so many reasons. Actually have a really impressive fan base in India. Last time I was in India on accident for Diwali, which I of all the times of year to go to India, I hate going for Diwali because they don't have enough regulation. You got little Indian kids running around just popping off firecrackers. It's a beautiful thing, but it's a dangerous thing. And I remember last time I was in India, there was a lot of Indian folks. Oh man, I watch you. I watch you. you know, it was it was pretty cool. So, yes, um we have SAS in Asia technically for now. India falls under SAS in Asia, which is headquartered in Manila. And shout out to all of the Saints over there. Shout out to Harvey. Um shout out to all of my guys. Shout out to Kuk over there. Um so, for now, it falls under that. But in due time, SAS and India should be its own entity. Obviously, they have the population and the knowhow for it. And that is upon all of you to uh bring people into this thing of ours.

Shout to Roger. He writes, "Discovered the extraordinary contributions of FBA black brothers and sisters. FBA black excellence is hidden from the world." Oh man, indeed it is. And again, that is a part of the efforts of the white organization as is every other organi every other ethnic group's uh contribution like the number zero, Arabic numerals, math from India. Come on. Even the the the Nazi symbol comes from India. Am I wrong? So yes, they're trying to suppress all of it. They would like to claim that they are the knowers of all things. They are the original progenitors of all human knowledge. This is their claim. It's it's funny, but it's ridiculous as well.

Anyways, I want to make sure that I'm resuming where I was. believe it was here on meritocracy before we were so rudely interrupted by that uh white fellow conducting reconnaissance. The myth of meritocracy. This is one of my favorites because uh in this day we see that so few whites are qualified. They are not like their forefathers. We don't have the Benjamin Franklin whites anymore. We have the King of the Hill whites. I'm talking about the the cartoon. We have the Homer Simpson whites, not the Benjamin Franklin ones. These whites are benefiting from the accomplishments of their forefathers, but these whites are not very clever.

The structural facet of caucassity relies heavily on institutional dominance which is frequently obsiscated by the ideology of meritocracy. And this is important. Meritocracy is not an ideology but it's an ideology of meritocracy. You'll catch up with this stuff eventually. Eduardo Bonia Silva, a prominent sociologist defies defines this as colorblind racism. This is my favorite. And this is the the strategy that is pared because the whites, they're the brains of the whole outfit, right? When you hear Candace Owens say something, when you hear the Hodge Twins say something, when you hear Officer Talment Tatum say something, they're not saying that which they think. They're not saying even that which they believe. They're saying that which they have been indoctrinated to know. They're saying that which makes them money, that which allows them to survive and thrive within a white supremacist system wherein they are scared. And I elaborate on the psychology and the black code, but anyways, you'll hear the Talmet Tatum, you'll hear the Candace Owens, you'll hear the Hodge Twins, and they'll say, "Oh, I'm I'm colorblind. Race doesn't matter." And when you use the colorblind concept, you're actually doubling down on racism. Well, Marquette, what does that mean? That that doesn't quite sound right. I agree. It doesn't quite sound right till you break it apart. Let me help you. Meritocracy. Let's say we're running a race and we both start at the same starting mark. Ready, set, go. If we're truly equal, then we'll end equal. If one is superior, even if we start at the same place, they'll beat the other person because they're superior. But we're not starting at the same place. Marquette, what do you mean? Well, if you're a foundational black American and your ancestors, your recent ancestors, went through enslavement or went through Jim Crow or went through the denial of civil rights and education for hundreds of years, then you're starting back here. So, if we claim that we're going to put you in a race, black versus white, we're racing and it's merit we're measuring and we're racing and we both move at the same speed. Being that they started ahead, it'll appear that they're ahead even though in actual fact we've run the same distance at the same speed, but you're ahead because you started ahead. So when we say that we're colorblind, we're not acknowledging the the deficit that this color of people, the blacks, have specifically because the whites have denied them systematically, consistently using violence. They denied them education. They denied them proper family structure. They denied them the ability to operate in a safe environment protected by law. So when you say you are colorblind, what you're really saying is, I would like to pretend as though everything's all normal and equal when in actual fact it's not. And in pretending as though everything is not like race has no factor, I'm actually doubling down and freezing the inequity because I'm not acknowledging it. Come on now. And I'm not providing anyone a look.

Look at this fellow writes. This guy writes stan to Dane. No. And you're blocked. And you're blocked. Marquet. Why you Why are you blocking him? You're blocked. Number one, we always say don't mention other content creators in our chat. That's number one. Number two, if you have something to say, just like everyone else, you can use your 20 bucks and send it in during a super chat. Number three, we won't have any gorilla marketing here. Number four, we are talking on a specific topic. Why would you distract us from our topic by saying, "Hey, while you're talking about that very important thing, let me tell you to go over here. Let me tell you to distract from what you're actually talking about." And that's a person, they're not against code because I don't think that was malicious. And I don't even know who they were naming. I don't know. And I don't care to know. It wasn't on my to-do list today. And that person's a stranger. Who are you to give me advice? I don't even know you. You don't even have any self-respect as a man. You're not manly to see other men follow the decorum in here. And you think you're special. You're not. None of us are bigger than the group. That's the problem. People think they're special. None of us are. So sit down and shut up. Now, you might say, "Marquet, that's not very nice." No, it's not. And being that that individual went 20 years without his father saying that, that's what it sounds like when your father didn't say it for 20 years. Come on now. Yes, indeed. Oh, you should go look at No, you should sit down and shut up. You don't even have 20 bucks to your name, but you're giving me advice. Don't give me advice. Give yourself some advice and use it.

Extraordinary. And that's why I made the black code to teach people how to think. That's why I made Boston University to teach people how to think. The person who said that they're probably not dumb, but they don't know how to think. Knowing how to think is an important thing. If you don't know how to think, you have a brain, but you don't know how to use it. It's like having a powerful tool. It's like having a surfacetoair missile, which could potentially be really powerful, but you don't even know how to use it. You don't know how to mount it. You don't know how to aim it. You don't know how to ignite it. So, what's it worth having a brain and not knowing how to use it? You might as well be brainless.

Anyways, shout out to R. Taylor writes, "Peace to the saints." May I also acknowledge Mr. Kumbulani. He writes, "In one of your videos, you said that a man is his work." But in another, you said people are not watching you because of you as an individual. That's right. I'm struggling to reconcile these two ideas. Well, thank you for bringing this up. I'd be happy to clarify. So number one, when I say a man is his work, you guys know me for the work. You don't know me for the the the being that I am, the fact that I exist. You know me because of what I have done, my works. In fact, I'm right now working on a real estate deal, a big deal, very big deal. a deal so big that the uh the folks who would be selling, they say, "Well, who are you that you could afford this?" You know, so so my team had to put together a bio to send over to them because they feel like I need to be somebody just to buy this thing. Having the money is not good enough. You got to be somebody. So they're like, "Who is he? Can you send over a bio?" Now, what is my bio? My bio is what I have done, my activities while here on earth. You know a man by his activities. I wrote a book. It was a bestseller. I have degrees. I have awards. You know someone by their works. I am my work. And when women are attracted to you, it's mostly in the final analysis. The women who are highest level, you can call them what you want. You can call them hypergamist. You can call them what you want, but they're attracted to you at a level based on what you do. Drake is only Drake because he can rap and sing. Michael Jackson is Michael Jackson because he can do the moonwalk and he can dance better than everybody else and he can sing and he has extraordinary style. These are actions. These are activities. These are works. If he couldn't do those things, then he ain't Michael no more. So, we are known for our works, our deeds, good or ill.

And then he writes that I think he believed the contradictory statement is people are not watching you because of you as an individual. That's correct. And these two statements are not at all contradictory. And when I say people are not watching me because I'm me, you're watching me because I'm delivering something, some work to you that you appreciate. You appreciate the work. I happen to be the person delivering it. So at a level you appreciate me, but you're really here for the work, not me. I'll give you an example. And this saddens me so much. I released a video earlier today that I put in so much work into, ladies and saints. I mean a lot of work. And I was telling someone in my household, I said, "You know what? I spent like 11 hours compiling the script, the audio, the infographic for the video that I published earlier today on how to get a loan for your first rental property." And I thought, man, this should be really helpful to people because everyone knows that real estate can be a place to store wealth. Real estate is an important psychological thing for women. It's critical because it's where we house ourselves and our families. And I'm providing you an additional way to get access to capital so that you can get the home that you want or you can get an investment property. And I know you haven't been taught that in school. And so I thought I'm giving you some really important financial literacy and I'm giving you infographics. I'm giving you really good information from someone who knows and who has done it. And that video like probably capped out at like 400 views. And I'm humble enough to appreciate 400 is a lot of people. If 400 people were at my house right now, I'd be like, "Wow, that's a lot of people in here." 400 is a lot of people. And I appreciate that. But the minimum any of my videos usually do is like 10,000. So, the fact that I put so much work into that and that's the content that allows you and empowers you to be financially free and just the the reality that nobody really cared. Damn, that hurt. So, and I put so much work into it. But what that reminds me of is be humble. They're not here for you, Marquette. They're not here for what you think is important. They're not here for what you want to talk about. They're here to hear what they want to hear. They're here to to dive into the topics they are interested in, not the ones you're interested in. Marquette, if it was up to me, we'd be talking about meaningful things in entrepreneurship. I'd be trying to get all of you guys rich. Cuz my goal is not to be a millionaire. It's to make millionaires. I'd be trying to make all of you guys filthy rich every damn day. No reaction videos, no news videos. Let's talk about this bread because I want you guys to enjoy wealth, opulence, and abundance and not have to worry about anything. That's what I want for you guys. But most of you don't want it for yourself. And so using humility, um I just accept that I made that video earlier today mostly for me and people like me, people who really want to earn well. And I thought that it would be for you like meaning like most people, but nah, nobody cared. and and that's okay, but it it verifies my point that the gentleman uh referred to, which was that people don't care about me. They don't care about Marquette and what Marquet wants. They care about what they want and what they want from Marquette. I could talk about a lot of things, but people want to hear me debate. They want to hear me talk about geopolitics. They want to hear me talk about women. They don't want to hear me talk about abstract philosophy. They don't want to hear me talk about financial literacy. And that's something I have to accept. It just is what it is.

Now, someone said, uh, the video was great. I appreciate you. Um, you know, appreciate the people who appreciated it, which was very few. Uh, but this was the video right here. It reads, uh, get a loan for your first rental property. This one has 800 views. Now, here's the irony. Look at this. This one has 800 views. This one has 56,000 views. Now, here's the kicker. After you finish watching this video, you might laugh. You might be entertained, but you'll never be able to advance yourself in the world. But you know what? For most people, they'd rather take the laugh. After this video, I absolutely look at this. >> Look at this. I took out the time to define this stuff at a rudimentary level because I assume the people watching would have very little knowledge of some of the financial instruments I'm talking about. And so I took out time to teach you things that you should probably already know as an adult, but I want you to know so that you have a chance. The world is difficult, but it's not impossible. And I wanted you to have a chance. And I took out all of my sweet time to create the these infographics to explain what this stuff is so that you can go out and make a buck and nobody cares. And this is not to chastise anybody. There's nothing wrong with not caring. It's all good. But when people say Marqua, like, you know, you're mean. You You told that man that he was poor and you told him he should be ashamed and you're mean. You're classist. Yeah, I Yeah, I guess so. I guess so. But I do everything in my power to help people rise up. So, I am a true believer that if you're broke, it's mostly because you want to be broke. I see people in my live chat every now and then like, "Hey, you're tired, man. You go to sleep." No. F all that. It's Hustlemania 14. I'm going in. That's why I'm me and you're broke. Cuz you would have went to sleep. Whereas I would have kept hustling. Last night, old lady said, she was like, why are you fighting it? I was like, fighting what? She was like, just go to sleep. I was like, ah, it don't feel right. Sometimes sleep has to steal me away. Yeah. I'm fighting it. I'm trying to go hard. I'm trying to go hard, my boy. Sleep has to force me to go. Yeah. But anyways, point is people want to be broke. They want to be broke. Let's look look at this. Look at the effort. How to get a DSCR loan and prove the viability of an Airbnb rental. Step one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Wow, Marquette, did you just ABC it for free? You did an ABC guide on how to get a Airbnb rental for free and people ain't even peeping. Amazing. Amazing. Amazing. And that lets you know when people are like, "Mark, why are your courses so expensive?" Because people don't respect free. Huh? Why are your courses so expensive? Because they pay for themselves tenfold. You get the course pays for itself 10fold. Promise you. Promise you. Promise you.

Anyways, let's get back after it. May I acknowledge Mr. Irvin writes tuition caucassity. I appreciate you. May I also acknowledge Daniel. He comes in via PayPal. writes peace of the saints will definitely catch the replay. Support from Nairobi shout to the saints all across the world. Beautiful thing. Mnash Mr. Chamblas he writes between 1820 and 1965 approximately 42 million legal immigrants entered the United States. Almost all of these immigrants came from Europe and almost none from Africa and other places which exploded their population compared to other groups like blacks. Oh, absolutely. That was Ellis Island just bringing the whites in by the boatload. And that was a specific policy. In fact, if you really dig into that data, and I have, there were even certain types of whites that they tried to prevent from coming in because remember, not everyone was considered white. Initially, being an Italian was a different thing. Being Irish was a different thing. And it became white. Yes. So thank you for that uh piece of data. I also acknowledge life supporting the work. Shout out to 9076 writes, I watched it on X. I appreciate the information. Well, thank you very much. Appreciate you. You know, the crazy thing is I got my AC on, but I feel like it's really not blowing hard enough. Pause. Give me one sec. Send in your comments, questions, ties, tuition. Look at these people. They have no decency. Look at these people. Just no decency. Not manly. And I try to teach in the hope that I don't have to uh deal with uh unmanly behavior from the same person in the future. So for example, look at this person writes, "Apologize saint for not having a contribution, but I am new to the channel. I had no idea you live stream on YouTube. What's your take on reparations? Is it a reach for the stars or is it a need piece?" Well, why don't you just respect the fact that if you don't have a contribution and like the the way things are organized here, there's there's a decorum here, there's norms here. You can literally see on the banner if you have a question, send in your 20 bucks, ask your question. There's a thousand people watching. So, out of a thousand people watching, why do you feel like you you should upset the system? It's a fair system. It's completely fair. If you don't feel your question is important enough to send in 20 bucks, that's fine. You don't think it's important, I don't think it's important. But there's a thousand other people on here. I'm sure they have questions, too. We obviously can't answer everyone's question. That's why we use this system to stop people from asking a thousand irrelevant questions that they don't really care about. It's just that they're immature and so they blabber without thinking first. So why disrespect everybody else who sent in their contribution because they care about their question? Why think you're more important than them that they have to pay the price but you don't? Why? like, and I actually want an answer. Like, if you wouldn't mind answering that question, I'd be I'd be truly thankful. I'm talking to you. This person right here, I'm respectfully talking to you. And I want everyone to know, and I wrote this in my book, The Blackbox. I come from poverty. I've been poor. I'm not trying to torture you because you're poor. I'm not trying to insult you because you don't have money. I come from that. I've not had money. There have been times in my life where I didn't have enough money to to get my French fries animal style at In-N-Out. There have been times in which I was waiting in line nervous at In-N-Out because I was homeless. Literally, not because of stupidity like most of you. My house got destroyed in a category 5 hurricane back to back. I was living in Puerto Rico and I had just gotten back to the mainland. I had I had nothing. I'd lost everything in the hurricane. But anyways, I I was counting cash money down to the penny, hoping I could get a double double and French fries. And I wanted it animal style because I was in such a depressive state because of everything having been taken from me after hard work. Circumstance took it from me, not stupidity like you. So I I know what poverty is. I know what suffering is. I grew up suffering in poverty. And here's the difference. I stay in my lane. If you don't have 20 bucks, that means you don't have the opportunity to ask a question. And that's life. What that means is use it for motivation. If you really have a question, hold on to your question. Say, I am am going to earn it as a man. I'm going to earn it. Now, every now and then, people will bless you. I bless a lot of people. There's thousands of stories you've never heard of me doing people huge favors. And I do mean huge, bigger than I should do. But as a man, you should say, "I'm going to earn it." Cuz being a man is about what you earn. Being a girl, a child, a woman, people take care of you. But be a man. Have some damn morality and and some decorum about you. If I had a question and I didn't have my 20 bucks, I'd watch and try to learn as much as I possibly could. Or better yet, if I literally didn't have 20 bucks, I'd turn off Marquette. I'd turn off the live stream. Why? What am I going to benefit watching a guy in a gold-on gold watch with canary diamonds with a custom shirt with a a huge flipped up collar and a crazy mustache? Like, what is watching him talk about the the cauacity going to help me make a dollar? Caucasity ain't important if you don't have a dollar. You need to go get your priorities in order. I would turn this ballhead so off. I don't get what this ballhead [ __ ] saying. Let me go get my bread right, [ __ ] I'll be the first person to tell you to turn this off. You're You're not This is not on your list of to-do items. On your list of to-do items is linkedin.com, apply for jobs. Indeed.com, apply for jobs. Go through your cell phone, find all your contacts, see who can help you. Stop sitting here asking stupid questions.

Anyways, reparations. You asked about reparations. I talk about reparations at length in the black code. In the black code, I discuss reparations. Now, we know that you're not a serious person. You're not going to get it. You're not really a part of the black effort. You are a weight in all likelihood probably a traitor. Low key. Low key. Because did you ever respond? I I said I wanted an answer. Did he respond? No, he didn't. He's hiding in the comments now. Yeah, I think he's hiding in the comments. His name was official. Yeah, 9911. Yeah, and now he's hiding in the comments. Again, not a manly thing to do. If you're a man, you present yourself. So, there you go. Not surprised at all. And that's why I'm opening the training center because we have too many girly men.

Anyways, uh shout out to Roger. He writes, "I'm Trinidad and I tell my people and foreigners who look down on FBA that virtually every tech they use daily was invented by our FBA brothers and sisters. The idiots would be living in caves without FBA contribution." I appreciate that. Shout out to the real ones and shout to all of the black peoples of the earth. We also acknowledge sands of success rights peace of the saints. the this FBA KD and you speak of the Iceman inheritance of the truckulent. But a great watch is Julian the Historian explains the system created against the original man. And another great watch is understanding human FBA. There. There you go. He has some watches for you all to check out. Some good watches. Yep. That fella never came back. Great. Very good. Very good. Very good. And that's the last the lack of masculinity. When you're not raised with your father around or a meaningful father figure, when men correct you, it it feels harsh, you know, like because you're not you don't have practice in dealing with the way men communicate with you. No BS and rub your back when they're talking to you. So, it's kind of scary and and I understand that. I totally understand that. Uh, shout out to Ray comes in by PayPal. He writes, "Is it just me?" Or, "As time goes on, we see more and more that Tariq was right about the Tethers. Not immigrants, but much love to immigrants, but evil, conniving Tethers. Candace Owens, Hodgej Twins, and Officer Drainmen all fall in that category, by the way." That's a really good point. That's a very good point. No, honestly that uh in shout to brother Tariq, I should probably do a piece on brother Tariq because um one thing I know is that the intellectuals of today are especially the black ones are not acknowledged. And so I should do a piece on brother Tariq if someone would remind me. There are two pieces I want you all to remind me to do. Number one is um do not let your parents use you. I I hate to even have to go through such a thing. And then number two, I want to do a piece on uh Tariq because I think he's made a meaningful contribution and uh Lord knows he's probably underappreciated because people take uh some of his perspectives to be clownery or or like jokes when in actual fact though they may be seem simplified or colloquial, they speak to deeper things that are very meaningful. And in my case, you know, idi idiotic people cannot perceive genius. There was a a silly black fellow who had came on my live session a while back and he thought he was smart. He went to a second rate college, which is fine. And he was saying, "You you used a ad homonym against this black woman who had a perm and she was talking about Donald Trump being a white supremacist, but you attacked her personally that you can't win an argument with a ad homonym attack." And I said, 'Well, I agree you cannot win an argument with an ad homonym attack. However, I do want you to understand that that is an opinion that ad homonyms have no place in argumentation. I would actually challenge, not attacks, but I would challenge that argumentation. If it's purely academic, if you're at Oxford Union debating, yeah, then you should dispense with the ad homonyms because you're engaging in erid intellectual contention solely for the purpose of outwitting someone. That's the only purpose. But when you're in the real world and you're having people who have power and influence to get things done, you should inspect the speaker. You should be critical of who they are and what they are because the argument not only comes out of their mouth in their discourse lowercase D but it also come pause it also comes out of in their appearance and the way they live and behave capital D you guys can research what I mean when I'm saying lowercase D capital D in terms of discourses. So what I'm saying is this if out of your mouth you speak against white supremacy that's all well and fine. I agree. White supremacy is a real thing, but on your head is a blonde wig. The argument of your wig, your blonde wig as a black woman is making an argument. And that argument is saying that white humans, white genetic material is superior. So, what I was addressing was the full argument because we're in a real world where your actions and your discourse with a capital D, manner of speaking, manner of dressing, way of being in the world, the culture you exercise is an argument. Why? Because people may follow what you say, but they will also follow what you do. So you cannot speak against white supremacy and then wear white supremacy at the same time. You're lying. And that what is what I was trying to tell to the black fellow. But frankly, his IQ wasn't there and he could not comprehend it. And the audience, their IQ wasn't there. So they couldn't comprehend it because in their white supremacy indoctrinated minds they were saying well the Europeans and the Greeks taught us about the logical fallacies and according to Sophocles uh if you use an ad homonym or a red herring or a tou okay these are logical fallacies so you can't argue at that and I was telling them that you are an inferior intellect when you're an inferior superior intellect. You know how to absorb and understand the algorithms or the frameworks that are presented to you. You can follow them. You can read the textbook that's presented to you and you can understand it. But what you are not able to do is the next level up which is to rewrite the algorithm or to edit the book. You can't edit the textbook. You're not smart enough. Then there's another level above that which is when you can figure out if the algorithm or the formula is flawed. If there's a more elegant mathematical solution, if the textbook is obsolete, if there needs to be a new textbook, you can write it. There's levels. And I'm telling him, my intelligence as demonstrated is superior to yours and those who taught you. I'm trying to introduce to you new ideas. And you're rejecting the new ideas as wrong. And your definition of wrong is deviation from what the whites taught you. That's your definition of wrong. It's deviation from what the whites told you. and he couldn't understand the idea that I'm not saying an ad homonym is an argument itself. I'm not saying that an ad homonym destructs someone's argument. I agree it's a logical fallacy. I am saying an ad homonym needn't be an attack and it's a meaningful and necessary observation when you're engaging in the real world because we have power and I don't want someone to be able to forward bad ideas. So, I'm going to point things out necessarily. Come on now. Are you guys with me? Are you out there? Are you understanding? I need to know. Do you understand what I'm saying? You must inspect the speaker. I need to come up with my own set. I don't even know what I'll call it. You got to come up with my own set. Inspect the speaker. Well, well, why, Marquette? Why do you have to inspect the speaker? Well, maybe if you look at Elon Musk and you realize, okay, he is a white guy from South Africa, one of the most racist societies that have ever existed, and his father is also a rabid racist who's very public about it. You inspect the speaker. Now you can better understand why Elon Musk might say something that is overtly racist or he might say something that's not overtly racist. But if you study it, you'll figure out where the racism is. But the only reason you would have searched for the racism is because you first inspected the speaker and realized that Elon Musk is basically a white Africer. Marquette, well, what do you mean? Elon Musk is always talking about the white population is not replacing itself. The white population is not replacing itself. Why is that so important? You'll hear him say the following, which is not true. He keeps saying population around the whole world is declining. No, it's not. Is declining in white societies and Asian societies, namely South Korea and Japan. is not declining in Nigeria. It's not declining in India. It's not declining in Pakistan. It's not declining in Israel. Come on now. So what he really means is not that world population is declining. What he actually means coded language is that the white population is declining. And you could only better you you'll more easily understand that after you have inspected the speaker. So you see it is not a logical fallacy but it is in fact an additional an alternative logical route to better understand his discourse. Come on now. Come on now. Are you guys getting it? Are you getting it? Good Lord. I got to open up a church because I need to hear the people. This maybe it's a black thing. I got to hear the people. I need to open up a church. Sands of success, right? Peace of the saints. Sorry for the bad grammar, but I wanted you to do a breakdown and use your scholarship to break down Julian the historian, understanding humans on FBA history, piece of FBA history, piece of the Saints. Oh, okay. You'll have to send me an email on that one. And it appears maybe a URL as well. So if you just say, "Hey, it's me." Uh, here's the email and the URL. And if you don't hear anything back in 24 hours, definitely get with me. May I also acknowledge life. He writes, "It's called Marquetism." There we go. Inspect the speaker. Indeed. Indeed. And this is a grown man who put a laugh emoji. And generally when we see laugh emojis, we know we're dealing with someone who's probably stupid. It's okay. He writes, "FBA should be a thing, but Tariq's rhetoric is quite simply some clownish most times. Y'all need another leader." Well, number one, I can't say that I've listened to uh to Tariq at length. I think that he's done such a good job that most of what I hear um about what he thinks is from other people, people who follow his message. So, I know that he's doing a great job at disseminating it. And in as much as that's the case, I have a great respect for it. I've heard his clips. He's very funny and I appreciate that, but also very intelligent. And when you say leader, I don't know that he's necessarily trying to lead a movement. He maybe a thought leader. I don't know if he's been attempting to be any other kind of leader, but clearly this person uh has had his feelings hurt by Tariq and probably is what Tariq would call a uh a tether. Uh and and that's why he's making that comment because I don't think any other sensible black person would find any need at at this moment to say that. just don't see that it's a value ad. So again, you can be on code, the black code. You can be against code and you can be off code. So I would say that's off code. It doesn't seem to be like a malicious attempt to go directly against the code, but it's it's clearly off code. It's not against, it's off code. And that's why he's blocked. Goodbye. Any and you might say, Mark, quite you have no tolerance. Correct. Correct. I have no tolerance because time is precious. We have s such little time. There's billions of people on earth. I don't need to play around with people who may be foolish or men who are not serious. I'm not going to take an extra moment to figure out if you're a serious person. If you seem at all to be a fool, you're gone. You're done. I don't need you. Shout to me. And you're probably a detriment. Shout to Melvin supporting the work. Him via Venmo. I appreciate you. May I also acknowledge Malcolm. He writes peace of the Saints tuition. Appreciate you. May I also acknowledge via PayPal. Ricardo. He writes peace of the saints tuition. He further writes Marquet that video on real estate was fascinating and to know the amount of work you put into it. I truly appreciate it. You are one of them once. The research gathered experience, not to mention your originality, it's nothing to shake a stick at. Thank you. I appreciate that. And you know, honestly, it was my goofiness that I put so much time into that um thinking that it would benefit people when in fact it's it's a minority of people who want to truly be wealthy. People talk about being a millionaire. They don't want to make the money, they want to spend the money. I I actually like making the money as well. But anyways, Boss University, and that's why I tell you guys, you got to review the education on a regular basis. Boss University, you need to review regularly. If I was thinking like a boss, I wouldn't be trying to like teach peons how to become a boss. Peons, they want to laugh. You hear me? So, it was a waste of my very very valuable time. So, that was my bad. You know, I I messed myself up. And it it get like that. We're human beings, but I won't be doing it again. Godamn it.

Shout out to the first bowler alert. Shout out to the baller. Shout out to Kyle. He writes, "Absolutely necessary. Appreciate the actionable knowledge. Peace to the Saints. I appreciate you." And shout out to Kyle. Yes, indeed. Okay, let's get back to this work. Let's get back to this wizard. Got a good workout in today. I hope everyone got in their 30 minutes of sweat. And if you didn't, it's never too late. You know, just lay down where you are, hit some push-ups, lay down where you are, uh, hit some sit-ups. It's never too late.

Anyways, let's get back after it. The myth of meritocracy. Oh, it's my favorite. The structural facet of cauacity relies heavily on institutional dominance which is frequently obfiscated by the ideology of meritocracy. Eduardo Mia Silva a prominent sociologist defines this as colorblind racism which I already elaborated on. By operating under the pretense that race does not matter. You've heard this from the Hodgej twins, Candace Owens, Talmet Tatum. The dominant culture can perpetuate systemic d uh disparities while maintaining a veneer of moral neutrality. And that, my friends, is what you really have to admire about the white organization is their ability to deceive. Imagine doing something proactively. In fact, doing something proactively. And uh mind you, let's use the school link because we're we're trying to transition all the courses over to school. So, I appreciate you. But imagine proactively enforcing a system wherein you keep the non-whites down. Proactively while still maintaining a veneer of moral neutrality, neutrality. The idea of I'm not doing anything. It just is what it is. I'm not doing anything. That is that's impressive. Let's go deeper. The linguistic and behavioral hegemony. Dominance is not maintained solely through physical or legal co coercion and this is really important. It is maintained through epistemological control. This includes tone policing. This reinforces the white habitus as the sole standard of rational communication. And I don't know if I reviewed habitus. I hope that I didn't accidentally skip anything. Yes. I hope I didn't skip anything because I don't think I defined habitus for you. This is a term uh that comes uh from a particular scholar. Uh here we are. There we go. And and I really want you guys to remember this. Habitus, a concept formulated by sociologist Pierre Bordeaux. And I did mention this earlier. In fact, habitist refers to the deeply ingrained habits, skills, and dispositions that individuals or the white organization possess due to their life experiences, socialization or indoctrination, psychology, and genetics, habitus. Now, this is really important and as I elaborate on it, you're like, "Oh, yeah. I experienced that. I I know what that means." So, check this out. tone policing.

This reinforces the white habitus as the sole standard of rational communication. And we can simply say the way whites do it is the right way or the way whites do it is the only way.

For example, when I was speaking with that intellectually inferior black fellow who believed that he knew something because the whites told him about logical fallacies. Darling. And I was trying to explain to him that little buddy, that's an opinion. I know a white person had the opinion, so you got to take it seriously. But it was an opinion. Yes, it's I'm not saying the existence of an ad hominem is an opinion. No, that's a fact. But the idea that ad hominems have no place in argumentation is an opinion. And I don't agree with it. And I explained why. And his thing was that you are diverging from the white habitus. The whites taught us that we cannot use ad hominems. The whites taught us that we cannot inspect the speaker. The whites taught us that we have to discuss abstraction and ideas, but I can't discuss you. And I'm saying that's incorrect. I'm saying that if you're talking to a black woman who's wearing a blonde wig and she's verbally arguing against white supremacy while physically reinforcing white supremacy, you must argue against her words and argue against her behavior and her appearance all at once. And it's necessary which diverges from the white habitus and it constitutes a new habitus the black code marquetism, huh? And he was having trouble accepting that. And I can tell you all this, most of you have trouble accepting the idea that a black man can really think. One, you haven't met many of them. Two, you've been taught that it doesn't exist. So you all follow the ideas of all of the others. Yes, that's what he was struggling with. There were even goofy blacks in the comments that thought he was a genius. I was like, Jesus Christ. Here's another one.

Credibility discounting studies reveal that the testimonies and lived experiences of the original people regarding systemic bias and systematically, excuse me, are systematically undervalued by the white organization, requiring an exhaustive burden of proof not demanded of the dominant group. Simply put, you can say you're experiencing racism and they will say you're a victim. "Oh, your victim card is denied." Yes. So instead of acknowledging what you're saying or even exploring what you're saying or addressing what you're saying, they say, "No, no, no. You're being a victim." And then, ironically, the whites will turn around while being the majority in the country and claim to be victims of the Jews. Come on now. Which is funny because the Jews are white. So you got whites saying they're victims of whites. Then the whites will also claim that they're victims of the blacks. And the blacks are only 10% of the population. So they'll tell you that when you complain about real things you experience, that's a victim card. When they complain about it, it must be true. It's craziness. It's madness. It's utter madness. And it's maddening if you don't understand. That's why I made the black code. I got this handy dandy table here because sometimes it's nice to take a bird's eye view.

Spatial policing. Spatial talking about physical spaces, location. Spatial policing. Here's the behavioral manifestation and here's the systemic function. Behavioral manifestation is what is exercised by the individual white person. Systemic function is how they keep systems in place, how they operate at large, the white organization. Spatial policing, micro surveillance, that happened earlier today in this live stream when the white guy steps out like, "Hey, you know, stop complaining about white people. You shouldn't even be here." That's him engaging in micro surveillance. Also calling authorities for minor infractions. You know, when the white lady walks up to the basketball court in the apartment complex and said, "Hey, why are you guys here?" And they're like, "We're just playing basketball." And she calls the police. You're like, "Damn, you calling the police on [ __ ] for playing basketball? God damn." That's the behavioral manifestation of spatial policing. What's the systemic function? To reestablish white ownership over public and private spaces. But isn't it wild? Even over public spaces. Like, you're not allowed to play basketball at the white park. You thought it was a public park. It's a white park. That's why I'm calling the police. And they're coming. And they're going to actually question you like you did something wrong. And what did you do wrong? Was it playing basketball? No, it was being black. But that's actually not true. That's what they make it seem like. But it's not that you're being black. It's actually that they're being hateful. And that's the part we always forget. It's not you being black. It's them being hateful. And that's the important change in perspective.

Mechanism. Dismissal. Yeah. You said something completely valid and they dismiss it. "Oh yeah, victim card denied." "Oh yeah, you're woke." "Oh, I got black fatigue." They're trying to dismiss your legitimate claims. These people are gaslighters. They're tone policers and then they demand excessive empirical proof of bias to a level where it's just not reasonable. You see, if you give them examples, then they don't believe it. If you give them studies, then they ask for more studies because they were never going to acknowledge the truth. Huh? They're always planning to dismiss the truth. And the funniest part about it is that they'll all basically collaborate in dismissing the truth. This is why people can say that one country over there, they're committing a crime against humanity. And then the whites are like, "Wait, crime against humanity? They're just defending themselves." And then all the whites get together and collectively agree, "No, they're just defending themselves." You're like, "Wait, didn't they start the war?" They're like, "No, they didn't start the war. They started the war to prevent the war that they started." You're like, "What?" But white folks will gaslight the daylights out of you and they'll all stick to the script. There's white folks right now that are sitting here watching this with other white folks on the big screen looking at each other like, "Oh, this guy's lying." Okay. Okay. I mean, all right. There's there's literally a war criminal on the loose and he's always on TV. He's always traveling and no one seems to want to arrest him. We have the Epstein files of a bunch of white people who have committed heinous crimes and no one's even gone to trial. They seem to have gotten Diddy to trial really quickly and put it all on TV. Interesting institutional control, control of the institutions, the legal system, the criminal justice system, or as I like to call it, the criminal injustice system of the United Snakes of Israel. Jerry meandering. You can look that up if you don't know what it is. Opposition to equity initiatives, that sounds familiar. That sounds like what the Trump administration has been doing. Trying their best to remove black people from positions of power. Prevent black people from getting promoted to greater power. That sounds like what they've been doing. Punitive jurisprudence. Absolutely. They've been using the law to enforce greater punishment on on black people. That's been happening for a long time. Again, there's a great book I have by one uh Dr. Reese that you can find on my book list at amazon.com/shop/thesaint in the center spelled out. And they use their institutional control to preserve resource allocation and political hegemony. If you guys are all locked in prison, you blacks, then you don't get many resources. And in fact, you become a resource, also known as a slave. You become a resource to whom? To the whites and the white institution. Yes. And we maintain political hegemony because when we have all you black males locked in prison, you cannot procreate. You in fact engage in sexually deviant behaviors because we're putting you in an unnatural situation and unnatural things occur. So yes, they maintain political hegemony. Absolutely. Yes, indeedy. We getting into it, ladies and saints. And if you like this kind of education, this is the the black code in its entirety is this um with maybe a little bit more humor at times. Countering the white organization. Actually, I need to reorder this this part. See? Yep. I want to reorder this part. Tried to take a a once over, but I wrote this quite a while ago. So, sometimes the order is not quite how I want it to be with these things. I wanted this at the end. And this will be um going into the black code. So you will have this uh this document here. This is a really important part here. And certain types of cacacity are very subtle. Yes. And it's not always the person who is actually like a full white person. They may be white adjacent. They may want to be white like Candace Owens. Their cacacity is not just for whites. I hope you're keeping up with that part.

Shout out to 9076 writes, "Cointel Ops keep trying to bait you into disrespecting Brother Tariq. I've noticed that." And again, that's against code. They're trying to sow derision between the leaders and the philosophers. And yes, it's been going on for a long time. And even those uh whom I might not agree with always, like uh brother Flaco, if some black guy keeps DMing me like, "Hey, you need to call out Flaco. He's a tether." I like Flaco. I like Flaco. I don't know that he said anything terribly insulting. I think he's he's a funny guy and when I met him seemed to have a good heart on him um you know at a at a level and so my I find no reason to go out and attack uh this black gentleman for no major uh violation like I don't understand why you keep messaging me about this is a bit strange and that's why everyone needs to be on the black code and they need to abide by it because it is in deviating from the black code that we oh you're the enemy. You have black skin, but you're the enemy.

Shout out to Terren supporting the work. He writes, "Thank you for the live. I appreciate you." May also acknowledge Waniwan writes, "Thank you for all the work you do, sir." You are welcome and I thank you. Also acknowledge Aaron supporting the work. Shout out to 566 writes, "The great Marquet Devon Burton. I just want to say thank you for making me a better man. The game you give is legendary on every level. I thank you, sir. Let's get back after it."

Tone policing and the illusion of humility. This is important. I don't like that title anymore. So, I'm just going to call this one humility. And this one is critical because this is one of the most evil evil evil things that they do to the black people, especially the black man. Remember we mentioned habitus early and it's okay about this guy says Flaco says a lot of terrible things saints he's stepping on the wrong toes while not being cut from the okay all right um but anyways I mentioned habitus earlier and habitus is let's say simply a way of being if you like and the truth is and I elaborated on this in the black code you know obviously we different names. Black, white, Asian, Arab, Indian, Chinese, Filipino. We have different names. We're different. That's okay. What's not okay is acting as though there's only one way to be. And when you deviate from that, you're doing something wrong. So often, especially in the hells of North America, and black females try to enforce this on us the most. It's crazy how they actually really operate as enslavers at times. And this is not all black females. This is some uh they're mostly not here right now. The good ones are here listening. Uh, but they actually try to get us to behave like white men or like white men say they behave. For example, black chick tells me she wants me to be monogamous. I say that's not what my ancestors did. That's not what the pharaohs did. That's not what the Africans from the bottom to the top of the continent have done historically. So, I'm going to live like my ancestors. I'm not going to live like the white man who has some blond blue-eyed Jesus and his interpretation of the New Testament and ignoring the Old Testament says that he needs to have one woman. That he can do that. That's fantastic. But you're not going to have me living like the white man. That's not in our blood. And we know it because you observe the behavior of males consistently. You see that that is not what we want. That is not what we seek. So we're not going to engage the habitus of the white organization as though that is our habitus. That is not our way of being. And we will not engage that as though that is the standard which doesn't make sense because we came before them. And I elaborate on that in the black code. If you don't have the black code, you can see that you might need that.

Shout out to Darren. He writes, "It's madness and maddening if you do not understand." That's a bar, Saint. Racism will keep you in mental chains if that's all one focuses on. Being a victim is not an option. Thank you for your wisdom. You are welcome and I appreciate you. And shout out to the people who really get the wordplay. You know, these are the higher level guys. Everybody else is just flying over their head. It's just speeding by. Gentleman says he sent a super chat. It's not a donation. Donations are for people who don't do anything for you. I donate quite frequently. I support a charity in the hood that I grew up in. It supports uh women who are single mothers. And it's not because I support single mothers. I think that's a terrible state. But it's a religious organization that supports women who have sons. And so the idea is they get at least some masculine influence in their life. That's a donation, meaning that I don't get anything back from it. And I also support or stop supporting actually um some folks in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. I also support some other causes that I can't name because then I'll probably be uh accused of supporting um terrorist organizations and you'll see the feds raid my home. Uh, but those are donations, meaning that I don't expect to get anything back. Um, this is tuition. You're getting good information from someone who's very expert at giving it and has done research which takes time and effort and that's a value. And I say that because I went to university and most of the professors are not interesting to listen to. They're they're informed and smart, plenty smart, but they are a bore to listen to and so it's worth paying for something that's more quality. That's true in life in general.

Anyways, humility, the demand that black people remain humble. Be humble. And you know, the worst thing is the whites have even gotten other blacks to tell blacks to be humble. And what that really means is don't do too well. And if you do well, don't speak about it because the whites might kill you, right? Like because they they kind of do that historically and presently. They they kill us. So at some level it was an effort to protect you and at another level it's the message from the boss man and the overseers helping suppress you. So it's one part protect you, another part suppress you. Say, "Hey, don't shine too bright." You remember that phrase? There's a a knockoff book by Robert Greene where he says don't outshine the master. Let me let me rephrase it for you. Don't outshine the master. Don't outshine massa. Be humble. Be humble. Don't outshine massa. That's what that is. Huh? Yes. So, be humble, especially when displaying confidence, asserting authority, or correcting or outperforming a white peer. Huh? I'm gonna put white person actually. They may not be a peer. They may be below you, could be above you. So, let us not have that assumption. Be humble. And the funny thing is that the bootlicker thinks that if he's humble, he'll get by. The whites won't hurt him. They won't attack him, which is ironically not the case. You're never safe around them, especially when you're an individual. Be humble. They say I was and remember everything I'm telling you in here is such gold and all the examples come to life. Just recently I was on a live session with Salai. We were talking about um Nigeria. So two black men discussing an African country. And it's nothing wrong with people watching, but for some reason there was a guy in the comments and he wrote, "As a white guy, these two dudes have huge egos." Talking about two successful black men who weren't, we weren't even talking about ourselves. We were talking about geopolitics. We were talking about Boo Haram. We were talking about how small hold farmers in Nigeria can't get access to loans and can't afford fertilizer. We're talking about the Dangote refinery. All things that have nothing to do with ourselves, our accomplishments or ego. And even if we were, so be it. But so strange that he's trying to dim our lights. He's saying, you know, be humble. We weren't even bragging. But that's how intimidated these people are. Number one, so intimidated. And number two, if I was bragging, I have a lot to brag about. So, is it bragging if you're telling the truth? And why does it offend you so much? And why, if it was so offensive, why don't you just click off of the stream, go do something else? I have a boxing belt here that I earned from beating the snot out of grown men, full-size grown men. I'm very proud of it. It was given to me and I earned it. If I talk about having a boxing belt here, that's because I earned it through hard work and dedication. But if I were to speak on something that I earned, and remember they have a false claim that, you know, this is all about meritocracy. America is about meritocracy. We hate DEI. We hate DEI. We want meritocracy. Why when I speak about my merit is there a problem? I thought we're in a meritocracy. I earned my belt, my championship belt through merit. I earned my degrees through merit. I earned my Maybach, my i8, my Rolls-Royce through merit. I earned my plantation through merit. Why am I bragging and I'm a bad person if I talk about it? I earned it through merit. But when we talk about our merit, now it's bragging. Now it's bragging. And you're cocky. You see? You see the goalposts always moved. It's always getting moved. If you achieve something with no merit, your DEI, they shun you. If you achieve something with merit, now you're bragging. They shun you. So what you can be assured of is they're always going to shun you. Why? They hate you, [ __ ]. They hate you. That's why. Yes. It's not cuz you were bragging. It's not cuz you're black. It's because they are hateful. Very simple. And when you understand that, then you're like, "Oh, so there's no need for me to lick their boots because licking their boots is never going to actually profit me. It is not going to help me."

Shout out to official. He writes, "Keep being outstanding. Peace of the saints. I appreciate that. And you as well. Keep being outstanding."

Carrying on. Tone policing shifts the focus of an interaction away from the validity of a black person's statement. Validity meaning truth. Tone policing. So if I say that I'm an accomplished entrepreneur and they say, "Oh, why do you always have to talk about yourself?" Shifting it away from the fact that I'm actually accomplished and it's demonstrated. They want to talk about how I said it. "You sound cocky." Well, is it? It's just the facts, though. I I literally have received awards for my works. It's just the facts. But they don't like you to bring those facts up. Tone policing shifts the focus of an interaction away from the validity of a black person's statement or credentials and onto how the statement was delivered. Why? Because they are deceivers. They engage a red herring. They want to focus on that which doesn't make you look good. That which allows them to stifle you. In classrooms and corporate spaces. When a black person speaks with authority, it can destabilize the traditional racial hierarchy. Huh? This frequent triggers, excuse me, this frequently triggers what Robin D'Angelo conceptualizes as white fragility. And this is a real thing. A state in which even a minimum amount of racial stress becomes intolerable, triggering defensive responses such as anger, fear, or guilt. To alleviate this discomfort, the dominant individual demands humility from the black individual. So what I'm saying is if they see you shining too hard, they start to feel inferior. And so they have to tell you to turn your lights down cuz they don't want to feel inferior. Now that's ironic for the superior people, isn't it? That's ironic. Starting to let you know something.

Reframing the black person's confidence as arrogance, aggression, or entitlement. You're just confident, but they're going to say you're arrogant. They're going to say you're cocky. Whites' obsession with the original people causes them to not only study black peoples, but to try to steal and re-engineer black ideas. Black fatigue was actually a term that was created by black people to say that we're tired. We're tired of these people abusing us and hating on us and trying to degrade us. We're tired of it. We as black people are fatigued. Then they steal it and they say, "Oh, I got black fatigue," which is a pejorative against black people. The hatred never ends from these folks. And then black people used to say, "Stay woke." Which is to say, "Stay alert. Keep your third eye open to see the maneuvers of these devils. Stay woke." And then what do the whites do? Then they're like, "Oh, he's woke. Oh yeah, he's woke." And they turn it into a pejorative. They turn it into a negative thing. And you gotta be like, damn. Everything we do, it's like they're watching us. They're stealing it and they're turning it around against us. Wow. Why oh why oh why? What have we done to them to deserve such treatment? Now here's the kicker. What have you done to them? Nothing. You've not done anything. It's not you. It's them. And that's the part that probably baffles you. And that's why I created the black code because now you need a way to operate. You got to be able to operate. And there's also further understanding you need. I can only tell you so much in this one session. That's why I created an extensive guide which we will is a living document. We will have to update it continuously.

Share Ray he writes, "Appreciations for you being you. The idea of you pulling all this time and work to present to us is already the idea of you putting in all of this time and work to present this to us. I'm already aware of when you can be somewhere with your feet up being fed grapes and caviar uh running through foreign baddies. I really got to get back to that honestly. In a different country every week is baffling. Thank you. I appreciate you. I really do appreciate that because I think that a lot of folks do not know the efforts I go to to make sure that I can support you guys. I really do make a great effort and it's very much so worth it too because a lot of you guys are phenomenal men and women."

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Carrying on. This one really important and this is one of the most insidious methods that the white organization uses. In fact, I'd say that this is one of the things that a Candace Owens kind of personality uh engages in weaponized respectability politics. Now, pay attention here. The demand for humility is deeply tied to the politics of respectability. A concept originally coined by historian Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham. While respectability politics was historically used internally by marginalized groups as a survival strategy and that's true. This is the origin of code switching, right? You know, you might be with the homies, you're speaking in your dialect or your vernacular, and then as soon as you're off break and you done went back to the whites, you're like, "Yes, sir. Yes, sir. No, sir, Mr. Wacowski." And that's fine. That's fine. Nothing wrong with that. Get your money, man. A belief that mimicking the dominant white middle class behaviors would shield them from racism. Act like them, they won't bother you. Act like them, dress like them, talk like them, you can get a job. It is frequently weaponized externally by the dominant culture. Here's an example. That name's ghetto. Well, that used to be what the whites would say, right? The whites would try to insult us by, you know, why why do blacks have these creative names? What they really mean is these [ __ ] have some audacity to come up with their own names. [ __ ] don't you remember I named you 200 years ago, Toby. You're Toby. You're not Kainte no more. You're Toby. I named you. I own you. Name your kids after me. White names. John, Mark, Luke, Sarah. And when you don't submit to them, they think you're crazy. They talk to you and try to convince you that you're crazy. They want you to volunteer to be a slave. That's why I was getting at that African so foul. I said, "Hey buddy, you said your father's from Sierra Leone and your mother's from Cote d'Ivoire. Why is your name Bob? What kind of African is named Bob? You sound like a white guy who works in accounting and has two kids. You're not Bob. Your name should be something like African. Why? Cuz you're an African. Just like my name is Marquette. That's a foundational black American name. Marquet. You never met anybody named Marquet. I actually grew up with a kid named Marquet. I actually write about it in the black box. But since then, I've never met a single person named Marquette. That's a foundational black American name. But the whites will say, "Oh, you know, why do the blacks name themselves like Kha and Laquisha?" And they try to make fun of it. Laquisha, Bonisha, Kamisha, Tanisha. As long as it's a sha, the blacks love it. And what they're doing is insulting us, trying to hurt our feelings to get us to comply with white culture to adopt their habitus, to adopt their politics of respectability. You're not respectable if your name is Tyrone or Pooky. You're only respectable if your name is John or Albert or Kenneth. Then you're a good guy. And then here's the evil part. So it went from the whites insulting us because our names are not like theirs. Because our names are like our tribesmen, then they indoctrinated us. And then you'll have a Candace Owens saying, "Oh, that name is ghetto." And what she's really saying is, you don't want to obey Massa, do you? You want to obey Massa? That name is ghetto. So then the uppity blacks think that they can insult other blacks by basically saying, "Hey, you're a black person that wants to be black. You should be ashamed of yourself. You should want to be white and name yourself a white name." Come on. And the blacks who are self-hating and fearful. Fearful. Self-hating and or fearful. They try to make excuses for bowing down to Massa. "Well, at least I can get a job." I mean, they'll be able to see that you're black when you show up. You know that, right? If they're racist enough that they won't hire you because you have a black name. Now, here's this the the sick psychology of the blacks, right? If someone is so racist that they see you have a black name and they won't hire you because of that and you change your name to Candice, a white name. So, so you can apply and get a job in a meritocratic process, which is almost never meritocratic, and then you show up and you're black, you don't think you're going to experience any racism in that job. And if you're able to evade racism, which you're not, it's impossible. But if you're able to evade it by adopting the habitus of whites or the respectability politics dictated to you by the white organization, then that means you are forever going to be pretending, lying about who you are. Huh? That takes a lot of energy. Now, Candace Owens has went deep into the identity. She didn't got her a white man, popped out some white babies. She has went deep into the identity. Ain't no coming back. Ain't no coming back.