“XENOPHOBIA”

Hello you guys, hope you have a great night. I know I am. Thank you for joining me. As you know, I'm your host, Sowers New Night, and I want to talk about xenophobia.

Now, for those who don't know, xenophobia is designed as a hatred for people or races from other countries or different ethnic groups from other countries that you have a long age for. Now, black people have long been accused of this. However, black people aren't xenophobia. We are the most welcoming people in the world as a matter of fact, black Americans are.

Because if you really think about it, when Asians come into our neighborhood, they're welcome because we learn to open up shop and other shops in our neighborhoods, and we also shop with them and do business with Asians. And we pretty much do business with every other culture that comes over here and try to share with them and share knowledge with them, except on. Now, even Africans, when Africans come over here, we're very welcoming. We see them as, you know, African brothers, just from the motherland.

However, we are not getting the same type of love in return. Now, these terms inophobic has been used strategically. In my opinion, to somewhat undermine, or somewhat to manipulate the black community and to just going along with the program that doesn't benefit us. Let's just be honest about something.

We get called everything from a caddles, about Africans, to what's the message that works for the native? I have a message that works for the native that I was called one time. And I forget the name of the class. I forget the name of the song, it's on my tongue.

But I've been called in by the Mexicans. And the thing is this, we are so welcoming the people as a whole and as a race, that they are welcoming to us. Now, this country of America, and I was listening to the D.S.A.P. special, and he said something very interesting and special.

He said, don't, even though we get mistreated, you know, things of the nature, don't get them tricked, you want to think of it. That this isn't your country, too. Because honestly, we have built this shit. You know, and I even seen a post that was circulating on social media where this African guy said, we don't need them.

They're not Africans because they've been over there in America for 300 years. Which is true. However, I think it is. Don't bring your ass over here.

You build what you are because you're the majority population. Which I don't get. Listen, this is nothing. And this is nothing when you are in the city.

We're the majority population. Right? The majority population. However, we are so, for some reason, we are so afraid just to take over.

We got this thing where we're just so afraid to take over. I don't know if it's the fact that you're afraid of responsibility as a whole. Or that we got these mates that want to be the captain and they want to sink the ship. Or that they're willing to sink the ship.

But for some reason, we're not just taking over. We're just not doing it. Now, a lot of people claim that they got love for the city. They got love for your country.

But we're just not taking over in the little spots that we have. Not over here in America. In America, we're supposedly, I'm not really sure, we're not touching the population. I think we're more than population than 13%.

As a matter of fact, I think we are more than population than our suspected white supremacist media is letting on. But we're just not taking over in the little spots that we do control. And that we should control. We let people in.

That's our problem. That's how we get infiltrated. That's how we get hurt. Because we let other races of people in.

And once we do that, they infiltrate. And then they bring their family members in. Not to progress the neighborhood. Not to have a neighborhood looking better, but they come to explore the neighborhood of black people.

It's $1.00. I'm taking back to the people. At some point, we got to stand up and say, hey, listen, we got to have in it. We are too welcoming to other races of people.

And we've been there for a long time. And it has got to stop. Because, well, they're welcoming. They're friendly.

People take that for granted. They're for some reason. I have no idea what the reason is. Even working in the mental health field.

I have no idea what the reason is. But I can't tell you this. It's that when you help people out, they resent you even more. For some reason.

They hate you even more. Maybe because they feel like you're more powerful than them. Because they need your help. But they hate you even more.

And that's the way I feel about other races of people. And I think even though we're not xenophobic at this morning's time, I think that we would benefit from becoming xenophobic. From becoming developing. I want to say so much about hatred.

But not helping people about races. I think we would benefit more from having everybody else look out for their race like they've been doing. And we look out for home. We look out for home.

A lot of black people are afraid to do it because they think, oh, because they try to put us in this minority bag. They got this big garbage bag called minority. And I said it just like I meant it. They got a big garbage bag called minority.

And it seems like white supremacists dumped all their garbage up in there. And they try to put us at the bottom of the bag. And they dump all their trash up in there. They call us a minority too.

Shake it up and call us a minority too. But we're not a minority. But we help build this country. I mean, they're just long and short of it.

We will benefit more from being xenophobic. Now, once again, I bring this up. Allegedly. Have friends from other races.

Allegedly. Our associates. But when something's happening down and going down involving somebody that they're race, they don't just own those people. They don't say, oh, it's a tragedy what's happening to the black people out here.

Not at all. They don't come out of the fenders. There's a matter of fact, I think the last election, we Trump 53% of Latinos voted for Trump. That's an overwhelming number.

Overwhelming. And we suppose, but they're always widely voted for them because they thought Trump was coming for us first. But little did they know, but they're finding out now, no, little did they know Trump had a plan for the A's. But the type of play play is over.

It's just over. It's over. It's over. We're too welcoming to other people.

There are too many people in our infrastructure. And they don't mean it's no good. Now, if you're going to visually get somebody that's cool, that's cool, that's cool. But as a whole, we got to worry about our own group.

And we got to start thinking like that. We got to start thinking as a whole. We got to be one sound one, bam. Because it's out of the racist thing.

They practice group economics. Black people refuse to practice group economics. Refuse to. Even though we can benefit immensely from it.

Refuse to do it. I was targeted as a black one one day. And she was saying that she got to the Asians to get her nails done. Right?

So I said to her, well, I wanted to go to a black person. And she goes, yeah, she said, you know, I never really thought about them, but the black nail shops are too far away. And then she goes, well, really made her want to go to a black nail shop or buy one, but they don't have one in the city. They really don't know all of them.

I don't think they really should have one without a black woman out here. But she said they already have one in the city. But what made her want to buy one was when one Asian said that 90% of her customers are black. Think about that.

You better know we got our women building up in me because that's probably where they may or may not be getting money from me. We don't know. But we got our economic base in the Asian communities. I've seen this video at our brothers.

One of these array Arabs, the array of Arabs or whatever. They called me, but one of those guys, you know what I'm talking about, who allegedly did 9-11 on the United States. One of those races came over here, opened up a brother's shop in New Orleans and called one of these black kids like Nigger. And they still had black people shopping in the shop and work.

That's fucking disgraceful. That's fucking disgraceful. Not only do you not tear up the place, you continue to shopping in the mother for giving me your money. But then when they're getting around with the cameras, to be honest, what I've seen was a lot of crack ears.

And a lot of her rappers. And that's the most she we need to get out of her. But it's a different topic for a different time. But we need to practice in her phobia because other races practices against us.

And we have brought this country. They come into this country. And they try to practice in her phobia against us. Think about that for a moment.

They don't like our good black Americans, but everything that they're getting, all the benefits that they're getting and they're receiving are the result of black Americans. We create the wealth of the United States. We did that. On our backs.

On the backs of our ancestors. We really paid and blurt, sweating tears. We really did that. See other people know who we are.

We just don't know who we are. Now if y'all look up our mom and they stick together, now's our mom and they stick together. And one more thing I want to touch on before I got out of here. This whole notion of black because I'm a legal but actor, he came out the classic.

Whatever he did, he came out the closet, I dressed him on where the fuck that was. But he stayed with some, he like trans women and Lil Nas X was on a shout out. They talked about some, oh well, you know, her, he from her. But in her, come on man, you know, you supposed to grow up hitting that shit.

First off, Lil Niggas. Oh shit. But anyway, first off, Lil Niggas. Don't nobody believe you from her.

Don't nobody believe you. And black people are the most welcoming people in the world. So they got this whole thing where they try to push trans sexuality, they try to push homosexuality and all the LGBTQ shit on a black community when they can't name one black person that has killed a murdered person because they're trans sexual or because they gay. Not one.

There are white men making loans against you all, not black men. And to be honest, if you all look at that, if you do a gay shit, hey listen, that's your business. That's your business. I have lesbian friends.

That's your business. Well, practice black empowerment. Actually, that shit away from me. Straight up.

Well, about to get up out of here. You guys, I'm working today fast on this documentary. It's really has taken me to places that I never thought, but I'm constantly working. I'm constantly trying to contain a fight, especially for the city of New Orleans.

Still putting out this town hall meeting against my better judgment. I keep saying it all out. I guess my better judgment because something's telling me something's something's something. But I'm going to do it because I care for my people and I'm going to go long.

And I just want to thank everybody that has been listening to me. Thank you. And I just spoke truth to power. I want you guys to have the night.

Good night.