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Try to catch the re-run, Its was very good.


http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2010/09/23/inam.trailer.almighty.debt.cnn

(CNN Student News) -- Teachers and Parents: Watch with your students or record "Almighty Debt" when it airs on CNN on October 21 at 9:00 p.m. ET. By recording the documentary, you agree that you will use the program for educational viewing purposes for a one-year period only. No other rights of any kind or nature whatsoever are granted, including, without limitation, any rights to sell, publish, distribute, post online or distribute in any other medium or forum, or use for any commercial or promotional purpose. To own "Almighty Debt" go to Amazon.com or download it on iTunes.

Program Description: Every leading indicator -- unemployment, income, wealth, educational attainment, homeownership and foreclosures -- demonstrates that the African-American financial foundation is crumbling at rates that are worse than other segments of the U.S. population. Reported by anchor and special correspondent Soledad O'Brien, "Almighty Debt" explores how one church is helping its 7,000 parishioners survive the worst financial crisis for African-Americans since the Great Depression. Rev. DeForest Soaries believes "debt is the new slavery." See inside his church as he fights debt from the pulpit and leads his members on a new revolutionary struggle.
 
Flyingeek said:
Try to catch the re-run, Its was very good.


http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2010/09/23/inam.trailer.almighty.debt.cnn

(CNN Student News) -- Teachers and Parents: Watch with your students or record "Almighty Debt" when it airs on CNN on October 21 at 9:00 p.m. ET. By recording the documentary, you agree that you will use the program for educational viewing purposes for a one-year period only. No other rights of any kind or nature whatsoever are granted, including, without limitation, any rights to sell, publish, distribute, post online or distribute in any other medium or forum, or use for any commercial or promotional purpose. To own "Almighty Debt" go to Amazon.com or download it on iTunes.

Program Description: Every leading indicator -- unemployment, income, wealth, educational attainment, homeownership and foreclosures -- demonstrates that the African-American financial foundation is crumbling at rates that are worse than other segments of the U.S. population. Reported by anchor and special correspondent Soledad O'Brien, "Almighty Debt" explores how one church is helping its 7,000 parishioners survive the worst financial crisis for African-Americans since the Great Depression. Rev. DeForest Soaries believes "debt is the new slavery." See inside his church as he fights debt from the pulpit and leads his members on a new revolutionary struggle.
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Self esteem people it comes down to self esteem.
 
Flyingeek said:
Que? Did you see it?
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No but the premise of the documentary boils down to it. A bunch of people trying to find worth in what they have and not in who they are. Centuries of identities being stripped away and being told that they were of little value because of their skin something that was impossible to escape. Slaves before them were branded slaves because of where they were from or even because of religous choice things that could be altered but the new slave ideology had people of African decent trapped in a new way so much so that even after they were "freed" they were still in bondage because of poor self image passed down from generation to generation. So what do we have now? A cultrue obsessed with material things in order to prove that they are worthy of existing because history has taught them more often than not despite your accomplishments you'll still be seen as lowest of low because of your skin.

Sorry rant over lol.
 
andrae09 said:
No but the premise of the documentary boils down to it. A bunch of people trying to find worth in what they have and not in who they are. Centuries of identities being stripped away and being told that they were of little value because of their skin something that was impossible to escape. Slaves before them were branded slaves because of where they were from or even because of religous choice things that could be altered but the new slave ideology had people of African decent trapped in a new way so much so that even after they were "freed" they were still in bondage because of poor self image passed down from generation to generation. So what do we have now? A cultrue obsessed with material things in order to prove that they are worthy of existing because history has taught them more often than not despite your accomplishments you'll still be seen as lowest of low because of your skin.

Sorry rant over lol.
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You might have a point but it has nothing at all to do with the program. It will run again, I just missed when. Watch it- its well worth it - its a debate, not a blame game or new theories.
 
Flyingeek said:
Try to catch the re-run, Its was very good.


http://edition.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2010/09/23/inam.trailer.almighty.debt.cnn

(CNN Student News) -- Teachers and Parents: Watch with your students or record "Almighty Debt" when it airs on CNN on October 21 at 9:00 p.m. ET. By recording the documentary, you agree that you will use the program for educational viewing purposes for a one-year period only. No other rights of any kind or nature whatsoever are granted, including, without limitation, any rights to sell, publish, distribute, post online or distribute in any other medium or forum, or use for any commercial or promotional purpose. To own "Almighty Debt" go to Amazon.com or download it on iTunes.

Program Description: Every leading indicator -- unemployment, income, wealth, educational attainment, homeownership and foreclosures -- demonstrates that the African-American financial foundation is crumbling at rates that are worse than other segments of the U.S. population. Reported by anchor and special correspondent Soledad O'Brien, "Almighty Debt" explores how one church is helping its 7,000 parishioners survive the worst financial crisis for African-Americans since the Great Depression. Rev. DeForest Soaries believes "debt is the new slavery." See inside his church as he fights debt from the pulpit and leads his members on a new revolutionary struggle.
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Yea, I am too broke to see it and I was disappointed about the black in america 2.
This one looks better because it concentrates less on this men women b.s. and what is really bother black Americans.
Like pelosi said it is a four letter word

JOBS!
 
Flyingeek said:
Que? Did you see it?
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If you go into black neighborhoods, there often a lot of check cashing business disproportionately there. They give out loans at close to usury prices. The only people robbing the american people more then those kind of stores are the banks. They can charge your ass 1000% interest with no problems. They'll just call it a overdraft fee. lmao. Not only that but they have done a good job convincing the people that they like it. such bull and we just sit there(not me I found a way out of it) and take it.
 
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