Empress Al-Yasha

This is an excellent documentary that touches on many misconceptions and false information about American history starting with Abraham Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation. It clearly explains the historical degradation of the black race through slavery and the criminal intent of white people to propagate the myth that non-white people are less than human and born to be subjugated. It examines the connection of slavery to the American economy and names some of the historical culprits who created the myths for financial gain. It also explores the intentional destruction of the black race through destroying the family structure, denying education and inundating our communities with drugs and instigated violence. It's clear that Critical Race Theory must be taught in some form at some level of or educational system. This movie is well worth watching even for those who have an unfiltered knowledge of American history.

I can't say that I'm shocked that there is still traditional master/slave plantations thriving in America's southern states. It is heartbreaking and depressing that black families are still being separated and sold, whipped, raped and worked with out wages under the threat of death by modern day plantation owners. I'm also not surprised that the American government has turned a blind eye to this grotesque travesty of justice. How long will America continue to ignore the fact of the white man's inhumanity to people of color. Our International policy of fighting oppression and brutality around the world is a joke. America policy is clearly "do as I say and not as I do"!