Deante’ Kyle

You understand what I'm saying?

So now it's like, okay, Jesus is definitely coming back because look at the world.

But it's also like it becomes inaction.

Like, I'm going to just sit back and let it unfold.

And I think that powerful people, like, really play into that.

They play into that narrative of, like, people sitting back and letting God take control instead of them actually getting involved.

Yeah, it's like now it's time to sit back.

Yeah, but there are people orchestrating this.

Like, if you have some of the most powerful people in the world, you know, they can pay other powerful people, right?

Like, so whoever is the most, you know, like the greatest anthropologist, the greatest theologist, the greatest psychologist or sociologist to observe our behavior around us.

We have very few allies, and even when we do have people that come forth as supposed allies, there is such a history of anti-blackness within them or racism within them that maybe now their allyship is kind of like a veil that they can use.

Like, look at me now.

Right, right.

Because they know that they have a past.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Like, look at me.

But it's like, the sentiments of a bigot kind of, like, to me, it's like, that's unwavering to me.

It's like, I don't, you know, I don't want to be in close proximity with somebody who used to be a bigot, much less, like, believe that they aren't anymore.

I do because in the sense that a lot of the black community have had to educate themselves on self and have undone ways of just being a coon or just being submissive and trying to assimilate into a white society or white supremacy, so to speak.

So I do think that education is a powerful tool.