Devale Ellis
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540 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
Devale Ellis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You got to understand that destroying the black family has been on the forefront of the mind of the people who created this country, right? We weren't allowed to get married first, right? And even when we got married, there was a lot of times they took our women and raped our women and we had to watch because they do not want us to get together.
Because if you have the black family and we continue to work together, what's going to happen to the wealth that happens in this country? It's going to go to who?
Our kids. Yeah. How do you destroy the black wealth in this country? Destroy the black family. Make black women think that black men don't love them. Make black men think that black women don't respect them. That's all a fallacy. It's not true. The older I get, I'm 40 years old now. The more I realize that everything I've learned from mass media has been programmed by people who have an agenda.
And I'm not a conspiracy theorist.
You can't. Purposefully. The minute you have a man in the house, they will take away your assistance. So you know what people started to do in the 70s? I know this because I have family who've been through this. Dad may be in the home. Common law marriage because men were just like, if I marry you, you can't get the assistance.
I also won't be there when the person who comes and checks on the house and the kids. So when they come by, they say, oh, there's a woman here by herself. The dad will be in the closet. The dad will be somewhere else. I have family members who I watch go through this. And they're like, you know the government coming by.
But the reason why they do that is to be able to get what they need from the government. And I hate to say this, but I'm going to say this. Matter of fact, I'm not going to say it because I'm not even going to give her name. But there is a talking head who always speaks about the black family and the black community.
And because we have painted her as a villain, we won't listen to what her messages are. I don't agree with all of her messages. That's why I won't accept her. I won't say her name because I won't even give her. I think you do. I won't give her any press on your platform because I don't think it's fair because of what you do. So I won't do that.
But when you listen to some of the things she says, she's absolutely true. The black people in this country are the best when we are together. Look at Black Wall Street.
Right? The minute we start to work together, they tear it down.
Right? And they tear it down. They tear us apart. And they tell us all the time, mass incarceration was the same thing. How can we get black fathers out of the house? Let's put them in prison. Right? Let's look at the voting cycle, right? Only 4% of black men in this country voted this year. Are you serious? Not 4% of black men. 4% of the voting population were black men.
And the first thing they'll say is, Mind you, we're only 15% of the population. The first thing they say is black men don't vote. But what they won't say is that 80% of the prison population is black men. And if they can't vote, it brings down the numbers. But rather than say that, you know what they'll say? Black men don't vote and they won't vote for Kamala. You see what I'm saying?
It's like they just do things in order to tear us apart. And we have to do a good job, a better job of staying together.
Because this country was never made for us. Think about it. This Constitution and everything was made for white men.
I think 79% of black men. 78% of black men voted for Kamala.
What you said to him?
What you said? You said black men ain't voting for him?
He's going to pull out the numbers.
No, but I mean, this is really important for us as a community of people to stop pointing the finger at each other. And let me sit down with some queens. I'm not going to lie to y'all. Right? I'm not going to lie to y'all. The first minute my team sent to me, yo, you're going to go to the poor mines.
You know why? I want to sit down with black women and discuss about relationships. I told you, I've been watching. I've seen this. I want to discuss it so that it doesn't have to be combative.
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