Candace Owens — BLEXIT Baltimore - Candace Owens Opening Remarks
Candace Owens in "BLEXIT Baltimore - Candace Owens Opening Remarks". Full transcript below, with the movement's reading and the gaps we could not close.
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- Candace Owens spoke in "BLEXIT Baltimore - Candace Owens Opening Remarks".
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Good evening. It is a major American city dealing with an epidemic of violence, the shooting of a man in broad daylight on the streets of Chicago. Apparently captured on his own camera phone. I'm not... have brought into... a major... The logistics that show violence... Please pray for our families. The people in this room are going to change America. America love You better believe it. We got love, love, love. You better believe it.
I got house in the carriage, yeah. I got black love in marriage yet. They gonna say you can't have it, but I might don't care the messenger. We gonna break the stigma up. Hugs, the boost turn to Obamas. It ain't about where you been, where you from, what you got. It's all about love.elf love is the best love When you gonna take that risk man party man Don't need makeup, just you, girl. I get work on the bathroom floor.
Just we eat on the head. Don't like this why I defeat you. I hope this best stre you blow your hands up Play yes with the honey. Love is a new money. I'm shooting with a homie, come with your heart is, make your hands up. Play catch with the honest. Up there's a new money. I'm just chilling with the homies Love, love. You better believe that We got love love, love You better believe that. I live in abundance Love is the new money.
I'm mentally wealthy Spiritually conscious. I'm fresh out of honor. I'm balling and ballling I play with the honey. Love is the new money. That's my frequency. Spark up, burn the stage. Play the rule, kill the hate. Love is the new way. Play catch with the honey. Love is the new money. I'm just chilling with the homies, homies where the heart is. Play catch with the honey. Love is the new honey. I'm just chilling with the homies, homies what I want.
You better believe that We got love, love, love, love, love. better Hello. Hello, hello. We have a lot to talk about. We have a lot to talk about. It is so wonderful to be here. You know, when we started making this video, and I talk about this all the time, but it was a conversation that happened between me and a couple of people, and I said, what happened to black TV? When I was growing up, this was the vibe, what you just saw, that was the vibe, right?
It was all about family togetherness. I, when I was growing up, was watching Nick at night. There were the Jeffersons. There were the Hustables. There were the Winslows. It was all about having issues, but every night they were having dinner together and the goals were different, right? They were doctors, they were lawyers, they had good jobs. It was uplifting. And at the end of the day, it was about family. family being the key word.
What has happened to our concept of family? Everything that you see when you turn on the television today that is programmed for minorities isn't positive. It isn't uplifting. It isn't about the family. In fact, it celebrates the breakdown of family. We have love and hip hop now, right? Don't get me wrong. I love Cardi B, right? But strippers, people that are looking for looking for people to date. That's really what we see on TV today.
There is no positive television. And what's actually been the result? That's what we're going to talk about today. I'm going to talk later and I'm going to give you a longer speech, but that is what I want you to focus on is what has been the result of these images that are being perpetuated on the screen? What is happening to the black youth? What is happening to the Hispanic youth? What are their goals today? When I was young, what I wanted to be was a lawyer, right?
What do these kids want to be when they grow up? Is hip hop helping? Is it hurting? These are the questions we have to ask ourselves. I think what's happened to the minority community in general has been a dream that got deferred. A dream that has been deferred in our community thanks in large part to the media, the media which has played a very sour role in hurting the relationships between all races, between white people, between black people and between Hispanic people.
And as a result, it has led to, in our communities, a wilderness. You guys pleasing enjoy the show and please enjoy the speakers. The great society rests on abundance and liberty for all, all. What happens to a dream deferred bird?
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