twentieth anniversary in justice or else we had a meeting the first meeting that was held at shiloh baptist church this past monday a similar crowd and their brothers and sisters they're on fire they want to help and spark and what is great great i'm so very proud of you yes yes yes all brothers and sisters thank you so much for honoring us with your presence  me i'm here to ask for your help we have come to a very difficult time in our history but at the same time that it is difficult it's a time that i have heard many of my christian brothers and sisters call it a cairo arctic moment where things just come together to make for some a perfect storm but for others a historic watershed moment that pushes us forward at a tremendous pa i'm so happy to see all of you and i pray that our law will bless the words that we speak in the heart out of which those words  to touch your heart and your mind that we may see together this moment in time and take advantage of it for god himself has produced this moment sister fredricka bay thank you so much and i'm so happy for your victory of phrases like now the theme of our twentieth anniversary commemoration of the million man march it's it's not a macho at all marching is not what we need today we need supreme organization like a stone that starts as  and destructive when it reaches three four and five at five the organization of it is that strong and the problem with us is we talk things and we mean good in what we say but it is in the doing that we will find  results of that which we say so we demand something more than talk that time demands something more than good preaching and there are many great preachers in here tonight it doesn't mean that preaching shouldn't continue but it does mean faith without works is dead show me a man with faith or a woman with faith and we'll show you a man or woman with works show me a person that has faith and know works then their faith is not working they're dead so the theme of the twentieth anniversary commemoration of the million man march is just when i was in atlanta and i was at the theological seminary and i mentioned the theme i said justice and i paused and it was like something kind of slapped me up beside my head and or else came out all else is more important because if there is no or else justice is just  god you understand so the theme of justice or else says that if we had denied what rightfully belongs to us then there has to be unified action that we take that will force the justice that we seek our brothers and sisters we can't keep doing the same thing over and over again we have fifty years from dr king we're fifty years from selma we're fifty years or fifty two years now from the historic first marjon on washington and we're still saying the same thing justice and  even in the forty's justice and jobs and here we are twenty fifteen justice and job well if you keep talking it do you think talking it will bring it up or do you think that concerted effort even if it costs pain for  loss of life to us has anyone ever achieved freedom from tyranny and zero pression without the loss of life  god is merciful he will not allow us to just be slaughtered but we have to take steps that show god that we are worthy of the freedom we see worthy of the justice that we seek worthy of the equity that we seek because we are willing to pay the supreme price for  every woman in this house that has had a child has had to see blood before the birth of that when the water breaks and you have the first show of blood you know you are getting ready to give birth birth is followed by a series of contractions that give pain and has the pain gets harder and harder quicker and quick more intense you know birth is near so look at the pain now that we are suffering it's not getting better it's getting worse in the face of some progress made by some of us who are intelligent gifted a few crabs and put them at the top of the barrel they didn't get there because their brothers and sisters wouldn't let them get there but they're at the top of the what i'm the first supreme court justice and i'm the first black president and  can any one man rise above the condition of his people didn't our president open a twitter account the other day and the first few living in the white house but you a nigga know white house i don't mean to be i don't mean to sound like i don't appreciate my brother and where he is but the reality is he was selected before he was elected and you know white people always look for talented black brother to head up like a merrill lynch or to head up a bank federal reserve bank and they put him out front and he looks so good and we feel so good black man the head of black man this black man that they are there because they have talent and the enemy don't mind you having talent if he can use it to further his own but the minute you start thinking to use your talent to better yourself your family and your people then you become danger so just this is something we need to talk about but we really need to know what justice looks like because if you don't know what justice looks like you say i want justice and they give you some dollars a nice caucasian woman well formed and then you think you've reached heaven so if you really know what justice looks like you'll never settle for not a reasonable facsimile that's not justice we want and that day he was escorted down pennsylvania avenue with motorcycle police escort like a head of state he was arrested in that city and sent to prison for five years not because he's a criminal he was too old for the draft he was forty six and the draft was eighteen to forty five but they could not allow a black man to be on the streets teaching black people the knowledge of self that would disallow them to use their bodies to fight for something that is on worthy of them to lose their lives for something that is not going to give them anything that will give them what they constitution says a citizen should have life liberty and in every generation children our fathers grandfathers fought the same enemy they gave their children to us and their children gave us the same view as their fathers so there has to be some serious thinking you know us about what justice really is the honorable elijah muhammad in that speech said justice is the greatest principle of fair d dealing do you think we've been dealt with fairly isn't that what you want fair dealing justice is the law that distinguishes between right and wrong when ever are seeking justice it's because a wrong has been done that you want that wrong to be made right so you go to courts of law all to institutions that are made to redress the grievance of the people but when you go to law and the law turns out to be the very people that gave you the injustice and there is no redress for your grievance you leave the court you leave that institution but your breast is unsettled how could you watch trayvon martin how could you watch the that his body all of a sudden is wrapped up in a in a match or he put himself in so black and brown people good full of their body parts but not good enough to receive mohammad always added a few words to that the day of just a judgment in which we now live see and when you narrow does thing down now to the day in which we're living so you can't what justice now a file of judgment of it's right here it's right now and what does that mean said that justice is the weapon that god will use in the day of judgment and we never thought that justice was a weapon because we've always pleaded for it not knowing that it was a weapon what makes justice a weapon jesus said god is not mocked for whatsoever a man so the same shall he also read so in the day of judgment you can't put anything out of evil that is not coming back to you to me he lied to mohammed taught me that when you lay down justice leads them with you and when you wake up just this week's up with you what does that mean in this universe justice is a balance and it is all ways what when i lay down and i go to sleep i'm not thinking not then doing nothing so just as sleeps with me but when i awake and stop doing my daily assured it's coming back and guess what sometimes it might meet miss you and you want a culprit but it gets your children so the bible say prepare slot for the children for the inequities of their father even to the third and fourth generation of that hate me so you can't get away with own right just conduct and not pass on the wickedness of your actions if you don't get it in your lifetime you are passing it on to the very ones thomas jefferson said i tremble for my country when i reflect that god is just and that his justice cannot sleep for ever he knew there was a higher law and he knew that the wickedness that they did in that day would come back in a future time so the prophet obadiah says as that has done past tense so shall it be done unto you who do you think that they can take the reaping of what they have sown the young white people you had nothing to do with what your father's eye ancestors may have bequeath it to you you are immigrants we are not we didn't come here on the  the santa maria looking for a better place than we came in the holes of ships while your parents were in europe or somewhere else we were brought here against our will and i'm native brothers and sisters were already here so columbus didn't discover nothing and the native brother like a civilized human being greeted them they had never seen a pale face this was strange you know but they treated the prey of face because he was walking upright like he's a human but the pale face was plotting all the time to take this from the brother and little by little native family was pushed out own language they named themselves as any people would but when the enemy conquered them he didn't want them to pray any more in their old original language and now he didn't like their ceremonies because you all are savage so when a so called civilized human being calls another human being a savage then he becomes the judge and treats savage as something less human than himself so the murder of the native americans went on and you won't find them celebrating columbus day they're angry because everything they had was taken they gave them christian names yes they did for bad them to have their own ceremonies for bad them to speak their language and any that rebel they had us pressure punishment for them many of you that are from the caribbean are native brothers and sisters inhabited the caribbean when we were dropped off there from the slave ships and today that our a whack indians are all but gone the native indians of the caribbean all but gone keep going down into central america and down into south america all of the native people have just about been wiped out so when the spaniards came prize of a conquering army and when i can't because the manhood of a nation then the prize the booty for them is the female of that nation so they would always go in to the native people and plant their blood indians were much darker in those days like we were real black too  but you can look at us and see something has gone a y manhood is broken you are basically good men but broken men good men but broken men so even when our women fall in love with us they fall in love with what they think we really are because their nature makes them suffer because our women demand something from us that our broken spirit in our broken minds can hear and therefore we can never extract from them what the god of nature has put with in them so the enemy has done a job but  coming home to roost he was right in what he said just wrong and disobeying his teacher because sometimes truth spoken out of season among can bring disastrous results so jesus is the master teacher he knew how to feed the flock but he would never teach them beyond what they had that capacity to bear so he said there are many things that i could to you but you can't bear it now however when he is come not when i have come back my own when he is come he will guide you into all truth he left himself out of that us that died all was assassinated that god didn't take that into consideration and you look around and one comes up from where you never thought but they enemy makes leaders he makes leaders to lead after his will not god's will so we've got to vet this class of leaders today to see who sent them to see who made them i was preaching in a church two sundays ago and the pastor was introducing me and he said some things about me that were very nice and then he said god i hope i don't lose my license and so when i weapon did you think that they could continue to kill us and they wouldn't have to pay for think about i mean just just look at this i'm going to give you a picture we've been here four  hundred and nearly sixty years and we've been killed ever since we've been here by white people and now by some black people i suppose the enemy don't want me to bear arms except i'm more used to kill my black brother because if he ever thought i was going to turn the gun on him it would be very difficult for me to get  so here i am now i have it in my pocket and i'm going down the street and i see a white man i'm terrified what is that he got in his hand i don't know that he's just fiddling around with his hand i decided i've got  and secure home i'm not safe i'm frightened legacy that won't work for you and me and it's a cover for legal murder now look at this the justice department is so we see a black man or a black woman will make no difference who they are this is just individuals are a part of a system yeah see the system is making people in a certain way now imagine jeff mr holder and they take your money and they run this city th so if i were the attorney general and i looked at the town and saw that it was racist through and through and i saw that they set up a grand jury they set it up that's right they had false witnesses come in took the true witness of those who actually witness the killing of michael brown say that system now is don't grieve in that sense because his death puts a nail in the coffin of white supremacy and look at this because now with the killing of  with the killing of fred gray with the beating of a black woman in chicago who was pregnant and then punching her in her side in her stomach with knocking down a black woman who was arguing with a white woman over a parking space throwing her took the ground eight months pregnant making her lie on her stomach see there's a time a black man when we got to these young people not all people young people went to ferguson one of the sisters had been with me several of them and one said she la in the street for forty six  forty six day and she was a young girl mess the been in her early twenty's said look at that and the women are leading the men then i say something wrong because you love your sons you want to protect them so you tell them now listen so i know you know you gotta be careful when you're dealing with white folks because you know they'll kill you so you remember what mama said and you went on the other side of the street or you tip your hat when the person when even worthy of respect but you are you trying to respect and white folks looked at her as a national hero see she represents an older generation who couldn't stand to see her son throwing maybe just walk in while black will get him killed she made him throw the stone down and when they were on t he said i was remembering some of my home news that w made it why don't you know and we start throwing stones and i remember when i was making had i had this and i was thrown and every time you throw the stone you have to  thousands of hands just thrown now i was one of the hands but i have hollered so loud some of the people around me stop throwing and look to see who was  justice oh yeah you know they assassinated our brother martin luther king jr but they've made him known all over the i have a dream after his assassination that became the mantra so we name all these streets after dr king but they laid him in the ground there was no period to his testament in one thousand nine hundred sixty three that period was put to his testament in april nineteen real that one day a little black children and little white children will walk and in hand that's happening on a basis that's not clear  listen to me good will now i don't mind holding hands with a white person that we are in solidarity but i always want to white built the country oh no you didn't hear me peter i was slave labor for three hundred and ten years made america the richest nation on  that just came as immigrants see you were there in the revolutionary war president call our children criminals and the think about i called  out today and i said brother president no unwittingly you did this but you sentenced our young people to death when you called  them criminals in the face of our police force a sheriff's department a national guard and federal troops that when they look at our little boys when they misbehave according t george might have said they're criminals now we can't sell out because they dumped it in the river but terrible but it's the beginning of a revolution young people can be placated by us as preaches coming out talking them down from their anger because if we had done our job they wouldn't be as angry as they are we'd never prepare the future for them we started running now to the dollar  the integration running after a white woman running after whatever they offered us and our children were left in the lurch reverend i want you to listen to of heaven why aren't we as preachers out in the street dealing with the suffering of our people rather than staying in the church see you don't go after the because they have no job and they can't i know i know i have to tell it i don't tell it with malice i tell it with love because some of us don't know what it is to be a disciple of christ see we talk him up but we don't lift him up jesus never built a church oh ok we always have a building fun and there's nothing wrong with having a building  church and it looks white on the outside that means it represents holiness but there's none of that on the inside lord have mercy how much do you love yourself and how much do you love your brother and  say you love your brother in see him out there killing himself and his brother and you stay in the chair or stay in the mouth yes sir or stay in the sena the pain of their brother and sister they are alive now see and know how the nervous system of a people is being formed because all over the country now you kill a black man all woman this rising up right yes black lives do matter don't let anybody come and change the direction and wait wait wait i want to talk to our white friends so you put on a sign saying black lives matter and that will show that your life matters because it is a life that has brought this question o