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This documentary looks at the faces within the welfare rolls, and echoing them, finds defeat, degradation, and "an aura of illegitimacy" engendered by "cumbersome and paternalistic" rules. Welfare is treated as a "privilege" rather than as a "right" recipients feel. There is not enough money for a decent existence -- each request for money to clothe a child is an act of self-abasement. Work is discouraged, since a woman can keep only a negligible share of her earnings while she remains on welfare. And, in the case of deserted or unmarried women with dependent children there is almost no chance of a decent relationship with a man, because the system permits that an apartment to be searched at any time of the day, and that she be deprived of her welfare check if a man (even the children's father) is found on the premises.

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Many African countries experience violence and intimidation fuelled by tribalism. But Tanzania seems to be an exception. Despite having more than 100 ethnic groups and bordering eight countries, it has succeeded in overcoming tribal tensions in a region where some neighbours have failed to do so. The BBC's Tulanana Bohela reports from Dar Es Salaam.

This is a remix of Jacobs Troubles.

⁣Welcome to the Berean Scholar YouTube channel. Where we provide knowledge to awaken the people of the Most High.
The Real Truth Exposed! Christianity And Black People
⁣Slavery deliberately stripped Africans of identity, language, and history, conditioning them to associate holiness and intelligence with whiteness and inferiority with blackness.

Through forced Christianity, the enslavers used Scripture out of context to justify servitude (e.g., twisting Ephesians 6:5 and Colossians 3:22), while hiding verses that condemned oppression (Exodus 3:7–10, Jeremiah 22:13).

Effect on the Black Mindset
This created a “double consciousness” (Du Bois): a conflict between the self-image as defined by the oppressor and the truth of divine creation in the image of YAHAWAH (Genesis 1:27).
It fostered generational trauma, self-hate, and internalized inferiority, making freedom a mental as well as physical battle.
⚖ 2. Jim Crow and the Institutionalization of Spiritual Inequality
Segregation and Suppression

Jim Crow laws reinforced the lie of Black inferiority through segregation, underfunded schools, and restricted worship spaces.

“White Jesus” imagery in churches served as a subconscious psychological control tool, portraying holiness as white and sin as dark.

Religious Impact
The Europeanized theology preached submission rather than liberation.\
Many Black people sought refuge in the Church, yet were taught to separate faith from justice, weakening communal identity and divine confidence.

While striving for The Kingdom we must recognize the value of The Most High YAH'S Gift(s) that HE Has imparted unto us and embrace and hold on to it like nothing else. In so doing, we're required to stay in a humbled state of repentance before the footstool of HIS Throne that HE May afford us mercy and heal us from our current captive and accursed state.

Remove the Rose Colored Lens to View the Real World

The Tape that compiles the Identity of the ever-searching so called "blacks" into song/psalm form guided by The Holy Spirit. Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We interview YouTube content creator Bobby Hollow. His Channel inspires and encourages those who have health issue to be a overcomer! Listen to his heart and his passion for service of The All Mighty! Listen in and be inspired as I was!

⁣This is a rebroadcast of a previous documentary regarding the Jews of West Africa. Checkout this in-depth look at the Jews of West Africa. This video will prepare you for the upcoming Reclaiming the Thrones movie due out soon. Well, enjoy family and stay blessed Israel. Shalom!

By Kathy Charles/Asonta Bryant

Music: ‘Sanctum’ by Scott Buckley

In this video I show you Yahushuah appropriating the Egyptian belief of Osiris concerning his own death.