new revolution is call the new revolution if you would like to go to our website the web site w w w dot the dash our over america it was and the cry for revolution was loud was very loud all around the country of america the craft or revolution was featherstone and other leaders in the movement in those days of mississippi alabama georgia and all cross the country where people were martin and demonstrating freedom justice and equality to bring an end to jim crow jim crow is that unspoken now you know where people like groups like the ku klux klan and we call them the white citizens coun they used to come around to the homes of african americans and other method of instilling fear into the black community they would take a black man or black it was done for no other reason then to instill fear into the hearts of the african american community you know we are here on the west coast here in berkeley and that movement spread all across the country but much of it originated right here in berkeley california there we even had we even had the black panther movement with brain cullen to the mic into the conscience of america about is wrong doing to people both inside the borders and outside the borders of america you see  was loud and clear of freedom justice and equality you know we had the honorable elijah muhammad and a nation of islam you know who was calling on the african american community these were people who were thinkers deep thinkers profound thinkers they were people who know the difference between right what was right and what was wrong not only did they know the difference but they spoke but did they spoke up for justice they spoke up of the for right treatment of the people you see they spoke to that need so th until two till some brave african americans got together and decided that they were going to store their own newspaper it was called the freedom no more wrong it is no more room for someone to even kill someone who was trying to kill him speaking about you see it's changed quite a bit now but during that ten you had me and women who spoke of the dignity there was not politically of financially motivated as we see so many of our african american newspapers today they will motivate a genuine but the well being of the people that they represented back during the days of  commutative who were standing up against slavery and the cancer thing but when the black press was started the african american the up and say you know we appreciate everything that you've done but let of start to plead our own cause now you know others have spoken for us they say we wish to plead our own ca others have spoken for but now it's time for us to plead our own cause and that brings us up to what we what we stand today that bring them up to where we stand today must come into intelligent thinking if we want to have true freedom we must come to intelligent thinking for progress in world mean when we wake up in the morning we can see how they are the darkness is about to disappear the darkness is about to disappear and we see the radin of the or so what is the deed we're talking about the soul the essence nothing human being the human being had not been created yet so we're talking about the essence the essence of the intelligence that we got from our mighty god or not we're not talking about this artificial intelligence you know you got light that you get from god and then you got this  power you got a light that you get from god then you've got this false light and what has happened and this asserted that we have today we have been inundated with this fal begin to let their voices be heard against these cans of things unlike back in the day with dr martin luther king on like back in the day when we had the religious leadership stand up and speak for the for the for the principles of human dignity and more dignity more principle the bourse of the religious leadership have been all but to speak for human dignity and they want to do  otherwise you need to go sit down somewhere you listen to a california detroit michigan chicago illinois the streets of know your east oakland west oakland san francisco what we look at there when we see the the tears of the  what about the sister what when the brother port some gasoline on the system and san francisco and set the woman on fire that was just that would be worse than putting a bullet through what about the two gentlemen and boston who planted the bomb that the at the boston ron marathon the same mentality that a loss of human conserve or loss of human concern and nobody is saying anything about it over spring we're talking about what are going to be you know how people you know we've been caught up in this world of fashion this world  you some teenager who's out there a bump and barb and bump and they are here to the music and this kind of then you see so they appeal to you oh shallowness your shallow yo