This is an inspiring video from a very bright and insightful 20-year-old young woman by the name of Amala Ekpunobi. Her father was a Nigerian immigrant, and her mother was Caucasian. She was mainly raised by her mother as her Father was not a strong presence in her life. Her mother worked as a fundraiser for a leftist organization and taught Amala her leftist ideologies. It was all she knew. Her first job was a youth organizer at her Mother’s organization. She was stunned by how blatantly racist of an atmosphere it was.
She was torn – does she have to hate half of herself and that side of her family? She did what most of the younger generation should be doing, look for your own answers. She found it in the writings of Thomas Sowell, a renowned writer, economist and a social theorist.
She talks about victimhood and how dangerous that narrative is. It teaches you to blame rather than to take accountability for your own actions all while holding you back from creating your own success. “Positive Segregation” is being introduced as part of Victimhood and it is being used to strip away the freedoms that this country was built on.
You can see her 8 minute video through Prager U entitled “Stories of US: Amala Ekpunobi” here.
Beautiful uplifting story. Thank you, I will share.
beautiful story, so encouraging. there is hope.
BEFORE WE ” CUT THE BALLS OFF AN OFFICER OF THE LAW” JUST A THOUGHT ?
THE LAST TIME SOMEONE HELD A KNEE ON MY THROAT I WAS IN THE MARINE CORP.
I KNOW I NEVER SAID ANYTHING LIKE “I CAN’T BREATHE” EVEN ONCE NO LESS FOR 20 MINUTES
OR WHATEVER THEY ARE CALLING THE TRUTH, I’D HAVE BEEN DEAD IN ABOUT A MINUTE