The Black Holocaust That Still Goes On till This Very Day

<p>episode 7 season 5</p> <p>When it comes to black people and their struggles they are always overlooked or met with, it's a thing of the past. You should get over it. You are free now. Such a bold statement for people to say who never experienced what black people went through. A lot now has to be said about this Kanye West situation. How a man of color would be attacked for stating the facts? They have labeled him anti-Semitic. When the real anti-Semitic are those who seem to not acknowledge black people and their holocaust. A holocaust that's still taking place On this very day. &nbsp;I don't want to attack like the Jewish holocaust wasn't traumatic upon humanity but we can't see that as bad before we acknowledge the black holocaust take took place all over the world by people of European descent. There are wicked people like Cecil Rhoades, who killed millions of South Africans. What about Leopold who killed 10millions African people in the congo alone? the list goes on. that is 100x more people died at the hands of these people than the number of people Hitler supposedly killed, which is less than a million. So when we talk about the holocaust or anti-Semitism let us first talk about the black holocaust and how it is still affecting us to this day. Again this isn't about race or whose situation was greater. this is about truth and how these events are kept under wraps and are not spoken of in school or in congress. in fact, these clams aren't even mentioned anywhere in the world. Please tune in as I discuss this in the hope to shed light on a holocaust that is still taking place to this day. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;THE BLACK HOLOCAUST LETS TALK ABOUT IT. ARE YOU DUMB? Here are the links to the things I will be talking about.&nbsp;</p> <p><br></p> <p>Cecil Rhodes https://samepassage.org/how-cecil-rhodes-killed-million-of-southern-africans-for-diamonds-and-lands/</p> <p>Leopold II https://www.documentarytube.com/articles/king-leopold-ii--the-man-who-killed-more-than-10-million-people-yet-is-not-not-seen-as-repulsive