[Joya]

I stopped it when he said the “N” word.

He is a racist. He might have black skin, but he hates black people.

I will not listen to him again.

[Paradox]

Sociotechnically, he didn't use the "N" word, he said "nigga", which "on da streets" is not the same as the N word, and he was talking, I presume, to the urban black folks, so I'll give him a pass on the N word.

That was some diatribe though. What I saw was a pained man, a very pained man, fraught with racial shame. Yes, he was racist here. No matter how much truth he might have spoken, bottom line, he went over the line and made it racist.

I agree with his evaluation of the state of Black Men today, but I wouldn't make it a race thing, I'd say it is simply cultural. He said that the only time Black Men have done anything good, was here under white people rule. I think that is purely a cultural issue.

I heard alot of pain in that man's voice, and I feel for for him, I hope he finds the peace he needs.

[LearnsFromMistakes]

I haven’t yet watched the video, but the blanket statement in the title of the thread seems a bit much for me. The current ‘black man’ president doesn’t know how to run a country (except into the ground), but I won’t believe that there isn’t a black man who couldn’t ‘lead’ (not ‘run’, but ‘lead) this great nation.