Speaker 1: Yeah, I from you don't want to.
Speaker 2: Don't want to ask you a question real, let's just
Speaker 2: keep it real straight. Shoye with no Chase, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get a little bit rougher. I'm here for it. Those
Speaker 2: who really believe in the American process, all of us
Speaker 2: street shot no Chase with your girl Chess will figure
Speaker 2: out on the Black Effect podcasting that where at work.
Speaker 2: Good morning, good morning?
Speaker 1: How you just.
Speaker 2: Thank you for joining us? You even you even short
Speaker 2: on camera. I'm trying to do up you saw yesterday
Speaker 2: I had to say, said, y'all, she ain't no but
Speaker 2: about four eleven and up there fighting all their conservatives
Speaker 2: in Tulsa, well all the time. Well, thank you for
Speaker 2: joining me. I know you in the middle of something.
Speaker 2: You got fifteen thousand, you know jobs that you do.
Speaker 2: But I wanted to bring you on for those who
Speaker 2: did not listen to the podcasts, which they need you
Speaker 2: to be listening to podcasts. First of all, I want
Speaker 2: to know, but if they did not listen to the
Speaker 2: podcasts or many many times that I've mentioned you, I'm
Speaker 2: always shouting you out. I did yesterday, like I said,
Speaker 2: I'm the vote and just wanted to tap in quickly, Christy,
Speaker 2: so they can know a little bit about the program
Speaker 2: black trying to see it for the program Black History Saturdays.
Speaker 2: So tell us quickly, because I don't want to take
Speaker 2: every vices time on a Saturday, But tell us quickly,
Speaker 2: what is Black History Saturdays? Why did you start it?
Speaker 1: Well, so first I want to say again thank you
Speaker 1: to us for having me, and.
Speaker 2: You picked the best day to do this.
Speaker 1: Today we're commemorating in nineteen twenty one Tousa race massacre
Speaker 1: where forty city blocks were destroyed in less than a
Speaker 1: few hours. And so today is that day, May thirty first,
Speaker 1: and so we're preparing to you know, demand justice and
Speaker 1: also just honored those ancestors.
Speaker 2: And so what a great day to do this.
Speaker 1: Black History Saturdays was a response to house those seventeen
Speaker 1: seventy five where our Governor Kevin Stidt said, we can't
Speaker 1: teach anything that's going to make white students uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: And our government Oklahoma, I want to make sure we're
Speaker 2: getting people in Oklahoma, the state of Oklahoma.
Speaker 1: So since he did that, I really got pissed off
Speaker 1: and I said, you know what, I'm gonna do something
Speaker 1: about it. I was going down there trying to fight,
Speaker 1: and I was like, why am I wasting my time
Speaker 1: doing this?
Speaker 2: So we need to be doing.
Speaker 1: This ourselves, and so I organized educators pre k to adults,
Speaker 1: found the building that my friend of mine who owns it,
Speaker 1: and so every third Saturday of a month we're we're
Speaker 1: having class. It starts at eight forty five, ends at
Speaker 1: two forty five. We do breakfast and lunch and again
Speaker 1: pre k to adults. I started out twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: with one hundred and twenty participants. Right now I have
Speaker 1: three hundred and eighty five participants.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: And this house built is not only restricting the teaching
Speaker 1: of black history, but it's also banned over one hundred
Speaker 1: books in Oklahoma. Now there's twenty other states that are
Speaker 1: doing the same thing, twenty other states, and today there's
Speaker 1: over ten thousand books that have been banned. And of course,
Speaker 1: majority of those books are books of our black people.
Speaker 1: Every book of Maya Angelo, Tony Morris, and all the
Speaker 1: great black authors restricted banned.
Speaker 2: And you started and as a result, today you started
Speaker 2: a band book library. Yes, about that, the band book library.
Speaker 1: I started collecting all the band books that were in Oklahoma.
Speaker 1: Now have those so I am starting to collect all
Speaker 1: the band books across the country. And so right now
Speaker 1: we have over twelve hundred titles of books in our
Speaker 1: library and so the community can come in and check
Speaker 1: out books. We're actually doing a book swap on June
Speaker 1: twenty sixth or we're just getting people interested in reading
Speaker 1: these books.
Speaker 2: And these are our stories, these are our thoughts, right,
Speaker 2: the black thoughts.
Speaker 1: And so it's just important that we understand how critical
Speaker 1: this is because this Trump administration is just literally erasing
Speaker 1: our history, like people are really sitting behind it and
Speaker 1: pushing the leete. And so that is what's happening. And
Speaker 1: so we have to protect our own history. We have
Speaker 1: to preserve it, and we have to teach it and
Speaker 1: tell it.
Speaker 2: So tell me, Christy Dan, how did you Because some
Speaker 2: people say, I don't know what to do. I can't
Speaker 2: do nothing. I don't have the resources, I don't have
Speaker 2: a platform, I don't have the support. So explain to me,
Speaker 2: Christy how you or leaven in a state that and
Speaker 2: that's very important. You know, I joke about that, but
Speaker 2: that's very important because when we talk about pushing against
Speaker 2: white supremacy, there are threats that come with that. And
Speaker 2: even physical threats that come with that. So I say that,
Speaker 2: you know, I always tease you about because I'm sure too,
Speaker 2: But I say that because to do that, to even
Speaker 2: put yourself in physical harm, people need to know, like
Speaker 2: what this really is. So how is it that a
Speaker 2: woman four eleven black women in a state where every
Speaker 2: single county vast Republican, in a state that has taken
Speaker 2: some of the most aggressive conservative pushback on this history
Speaker 2: and banning and schools. No national platform because you know,
Speaker 2: a lot of people tell me, well, Teszl, you got
Speaker 2: a national platform, and not realizing that I didn't start
Speaker 2: with a national platform. I started actually doing the work.
Speaker 2: That's how it became national. Nobody put me in the game.
Speaker 2: No large national program platform in Tulsa, small city. How
Speaker 2: is it that you were able to do this and
Speaker 2: then eventually get partnership with National Geographic But yet so
Speaker 2: many people say what they can't do? Or were you
Speaker 2: able to do? What so many people say is just
Speaker 2: literally impossible. And by the way, I haven't even seen
Speaker 2: and it's not and it might be that I don't know,
Speaker 2: but I haven't seen large organizations that have funding, that
Speaker 2: have the resources, elected officials that have funding, that have
Speaker 2: the resource, they have connections do something like this. So
Speaker 2: how were you able to do it? And what do
Speaker 2: you say to those that say I can't do it
Speaker 2: because I don't have a platform, Because that's say, first excuse.
Speaker 1: You know, honestly knowing my history and studying people who
Speaker 1: who have done this before, and I understand that the
Speaker 1: great people like a Marcus Garvey and Malcolm X, they
Speaker 1: were all gunned down.
Speaker 2: They were I mean, you know they were.
Speaker 1: Murdered, you know, and so I know there's a fear,
Speaker 1: but understanding that history and that I know the power
Speaker 1: that I have in me. But I'm gonna say this
Speaker 1: tesling is really because of you that inspire me. You've
Speaker 1: inspired me because see people, a lot of people just
Speaker 1: probably caught you, you know now or just a little
Speaker 1: while ago, but people don't know how you stood.
Speaker 2: You was fighting for Moro Bird right by yourself. You
Speaker 2: the hosclass case.
Speaker 1: You was right living right by the police department there.
Speaker 1: We saw you doing that. You was doing that by yourself,
Speaker 1: and yes you told it me, but you are still short.
Speaker 2: You was out there doing that.
Speaker 1: You're training that I that I've always connected to you.
Speaker 1: You showed us, what the power we have to do it.
Speaker 1: And you've always said.
Speaker 2: Who you wait on? Ain't nobody coming. You just gotta
Speaker 2: do it. You gotta have faith, you gotta trust God.
Speaker 2: You gotta take that step. Let God take the resk
Speaker 2: He got you. And you've taught that.
Speaker 1: You You've instilled that in me, and so you people
Speaker 1: have to see that in the real time, you know, like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you can study history, but you gotta see people who
Speaker 1: need by example, and people see you, your beautiful woman.
Speaker 1: It ain't it's just not just glamour shots for you.
Speaker 1: You you've been in those streets. You are boots on
Speaker 1: the ground, and so yeah, you you do that with
Speaker 1: your lips on and off. Like people don't understand that,
Speaker 1: like and and so, and that's that having that, that
Speaker 1: living example, and that's what our kids need to see.
Speaker 1: They need to see the people that they see every
Speaker 1: day out here doing that. And that's what That's what
Speaker 1: you gave me.
Speaker 2: And so I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: I'm just I'm just happy that I've had I'm gonna
Speaker 1: say happy, I'm blessed that I've had the training to
Speaker 1: push the line and out. I'm not just saying that
Speaker 1: because you're my thread that I bought here.
Speaker 2: It's the truth.
Speaker 1: There's no other training like the one that you provide,
Speaker 1: and there's no realist person out here on.
Speaker 2: This national platform than you. And that's just somebody, really,
Speaker 2: I hope with somebody appreciate it. Yeah, that's I appreciate
Speaker 2: you saying. And I wasn't expecting you to say that,
Speaker 2: but I do appreciate him. For guys, for those who
Speaker 2: are listening, she's talking about a case and to us, Oklahoma,
Speaker 2: Mo Roe Bird, rest in peace to him. And you know,
Speaker 2: it was literally just a handful of us out there,
Speaker 2: you know, protesting for him and you know, really trying
Speaker 2: to fight the good fight, and again in these states
Speaker 2: where you do not have the support on anybody. In
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, my Roe stepbrother, a stepdad, was
Speaker 2: very critical of us, you know, and he became once
Speaker 2: he saw like, yeah, you're your son too. You know
Speaker 2: your son too. They will take his name and they
Speaker 2: will turn his name into something and they can be
Speaker 2: somebody that he's not. Then he got on board and
Speaker 2: he was lead the protest. So people do I have
Speaker 2: to see by example. And that's why, guys, when I
Speaker 2: say when I'm giving all receipts. It's not from a
Speaker 2: bragging standpoint. It's because I want you to know it
Speaker 2: is a lot of people on these platforms and youtubes
Speaker 2: and podcasters, and you know, they they talk, They love
Speaker 2: talking about the problems and what we need to do
Speaker 2: with to do. But I don't never see you on
Speaker 2: the ground. And there's nothing wrong with that. If you
Speaker 2: want to talk about it, talk about it, but I
Speaker 2: do there has to be some distinction. There has to
Speaker 2: be some distinction because it's one thing for me to
Speaker 2: make relationship podcasts, but ain't never been in a relationship.
Speaker 2: It's one thing for me to talk about marriage. They
Speaker 2: never had a marriage. It's one thing they talk about
Speaker 2: children and never had any children. I'll push you back
Speaker 2: when people say, well this with kids, and that would
Speaker 2: always say do you have children? Oh no, but this
Speaker 2: is what I would No, No, we can't. We were not peers.
Speaker 2: Great idea, but we're not peers. So there's something to
Speaker 2: actually going through it and giving that real information. And
Speaker 2: one of the things trained Christy that we talk about
Speaker 2: in the training as you know, because those of y'all
Speaker 2: don't know. Christy was the trainee and then became the trainer.
Speaker 2: So I hired her in twenty twenty two to come down,
Speaker 2: both her and Vanessa to come down and actually teach.
Speaker 2: I created the format, the modules. Christy went in and
Speaker 2: added her her point of view, and she trained our organizers.
Speaker 2: We had I think Christy had the largest class because
Speaker 2: we we had three hundred that came from all over
Speaker 2: the country. Then they split up in three different rooms
Speaker 2: and Christy had the organizers and we did that from
Speaker 2: I remember when Christy was adding to the curriculum and
Speaker 2: she started out kind of advanced, and I was like, no, Christy,
Speaker 2: start from day one. Start from the point of view
Speaker 2: is just sitting in the room and saying what do
Speaker 2: I do? He was like, oh, okay, let me start
Speaker 2: because sometimes you know, we think people are at level three, four, five, six,
Speaker 2: you know, No, start from I'm just sitting in the
Speaker 2: room and trying to figure out, God, what do you
Speaker 2: have for me? Let me know, start right there. And
Speaker 2: then when I did these said okay, teestim, I see
Speaker 2: you want to go, oh oh yes, we have to
Speaker 2: teach them from what about about me? What do you
Speaker 2: have for me? And we take that for granted. Christy
Speaker 2: eating for those and I want you to know what
Speaker 2: the training. Even of those who are experienced, or you
Speaker 2: think you experienced, I promise you there's another experience that
Speaker 2: I can give you, another perspective, another point of view,
Speaker 2: or somebody in the class. That's why being a part
Speaker 2: of the class, it's not only important Christy to get
Speaker 2: the knowledge, but also the course dashboard, that community form.
Speaker 2: I'm so excited right now people just going in, you know,
Speaker 2: just putting their name and why they're here. But you
Speaker 2: watch what I tell you, because I always tell you
Speaker 2: watching it always come up past away every time. The
Speaker 2: people that are on that dashboard, you guys, you are
Speaker 2: going to connect with each other. You are going to
Speaker 2: build with each other. You are going to work with
Speaker 2: each other. You don't have to live and talk so
Speaker 2: to help Christy. You don't have to live in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: To help Mike. You don't have to. These are things
Speaker 2: that we can do virtual and Christy, as you know,
Speaker 2: we can't depend on everybody show up. It's just you
Speaker 2: and Vanessa most of the time. And that's what on
Speaker 2: that module when I say it's not about me, it's
Speaker 2: not about we, It's about what Christy. It's about we.
Speaker 2: It's about me. No, it's not about me. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: about me. Don't be talking about what they ain't doing.
Speaker 2: What you're doing though, what you're putting on the game.
Speaker 2: So I am excited about that. I also want to talk.
Speaker 2: Christy has been funded, praise God, buy National Geographic to
Speaker 2: do this program several hundred thousand dollars cent. So she'd
Speaker 2: love to her see when you don't have it, he
Speaker 2: will send you somebody. You know. The body says, I'll
Speaker 2: send you a comforter and sometime they comfort the center check.
Speaker 2: And so she has been funded in this program, but guys,
Speaker 2: I cannot tell you enough. I want to make sure
Speaker 2: that she also has some independent funding as well, with
Speaker 2: a five in the check if you all believer. I
Speaker 2: want to make sure sees one thing. Give money to
Speaker 2: people y'all that ain't doing the work, and it's another
Speaker 2: to do it, to see it, to look at the pictures,
Speaker 2: to see the videos and see what they're doing. Christy
Speaker 2: is doing the work work, and she feeding folks who
Speaker 2: give them greens and hammocks and chicken wings. And I'm like, damn,
Speaker 2: Christy ain't with a four hour class. They come here,
Speaker 2: he's full breakfast and they get a full loun you
Speaker 2: know that she really really give it to it and
Speaker 2: it's free in person. It's free in person in Tulsa.
Speaker 2: But we will also want to bring this class online. Guys.
Speaker 2: The first class was a July nineteen. What day did
Speaker 2: you say? So like July nineteeenth. She's doing it through
Speaker 2: to push the line platform. My platform, guys, says Faigo
Speaker 2: dot com. Right now, you can just sign up to
Speaker 2: get on the mailer's list. Be guys, I am going
Speaker 2: to be charging for that class. So if y'all think
Speaker 2: it's not it is. It's fifty bucks, it's no you know,
Speaker 2: like everything else, two hour class with Christy and she'll
Speaker 2: have plenty of course materials for you to download, trust me,
Speaker 2: because she loves she loved course tis when she was
Speaker 2: doing the classic Christy here if you add another slide,
Speaker 2: she loves slides, she loved graphy, she loved christ Butteria.
Speaker 2: So you're going to get overloaded of information. And this
Speaker 2: is a class that I really want to be clear about.
Speaker 2: The fifty dollars CHRISTI, I want to say per household.
Speaker 2: And the reason why I say that is because I
Speaker 2: want you to gather your friends and family around. We're
Speaker 2: not trying to not trying to be stingy every fifty everybody.
Speaker 2: I can't control it anyway, you know, if you're in
Speaker 2: fifty people in the room. But I am saying this
Speaker 2: intentionally that I want you to think about who can
Speaker 2: be in that room with you. Have a girl Saturday,
Speaker 2: have your cousins come over, have your family come over,
Speaker 2: so that you can get this information from Christy. I
Speaker 2: can't do it for free. She can no longer keep
Speaker 2: doing everything for free because I want she's gonna be
Speaker 2: paid for that, just so y'all know, I want those
Speaker 2: revenues so she can have another stream because the thing
Speaker 2: that out of is gouds. We can't always soly depend
Speaker 2: on grants, as y'all see right now with this trave administration,
Speaker 2: they can take away grants overnight. And we want this
Speaker 2: program but still be alive and well. So although I
Speaker 2: appreciate her doing it in Oklahoma online, I'm using my PLATFORMORM.
Speaker 2: I'm to partner with Christy and I'll be even tell Chrissy,
Speaker 2: you need to continue to do stuff. I've encouraged her,
Speaker 2: just say, y'all know, continue to do stuff on your
Speaker 2: own online. Continue to do that online, but still charge
Speaker 2: people because you have to get something, you know, for
Speaker 2: this information so that you are in a position to
Speaker 2: continue the program if the grant stops, and that is
Speaker 2: the main thing, and it takes funding, you doing, yeah,
Speaker 2: a full time damn job, you know. So it's j
Speaker 2: July nineteenth. Guys, sign up at teeslimfigo dot com. That's
Speaker 2: the pre order. All you're doing is putting your name
Speaker 2: on the list to be notified. I think right now
Speaker 2: we have about thirty five people because I said, I
Speaker 2: want to just kind of see, you know, who will
Speaker 2: be interested. So we're moving forward the class regardless of
Speaker 2: who's in the class or now. We're moving forward with it.
Speaker 2: But guys, please please please be a part of it.
Speaker 2: Support Christy you got she's here on this live so
Speaker 2: go to her Instagram, follow her, follow her program. If
Speaker 2: you want to donate to her program, she has all
Speaker 2: of that available on what is it Black History Saturday
Speaker 2: dot com, Get blacks Saturdays dot com. Don't donate to her, Guys,
Speaker 2: every dollar counts five dollars, ten dollars, three dollars. We
Speaker 2: take it all, take it all in order to keep
Speaker 2: you know, keep the program going I'm just gonna look
Speaker 2: down and see if we got any questions. If you
Speaker 2: have any questions asking now. If not, I'm gonna not
Speaker 2: take too much time on your Saturday do anything else, Chris,
Speaker 2: you want to close out with.
Speaker 1: I just want to tell people when they take this
Speaker 1: class on July nineteen, it's not going to be just
Speaker 1: your ordinary black black history class. Of course, you're going
Speaker 1: to be learning black history, but you're gonna be learning
Speaker 1: about a blueprint and a lot of people, like we
Speaker 1: talk about the massacre that happened in Greenwood Black Wall Street,
Speaker 1: but we're gonna be talking about how they rebuilt because
Speaker 1: it's so important for us to not be stuck on
Speaker 1: the tragedy that happened May thirty.
Speaker 2: First, nineteen twenty one.
Speaker 1: But people need to know that we were built by
Speaker 1: nineteen twenty five and it was better than what it
Speaker 1: was before. And so you're gonna learn about how that happened.
Speaker 1: Is that what you're gonna do for your first class,
Speaker 1: Kay class, and we're going to talk about the enslaved
Speaker 1: Africans who was on the trail of tears and talk
Speaker 1: about the tribes in Oklahoma and how black folks have
Speaker 1: been freedman of these tribes. And so they're gonna get
Speaker 1: something that you know, don't get everywhere, that you don't
Speaker 1: get everywhere. And so this is gonna be a reading lesson,
Speaker 1: but it's also going to kind of, I think, really
Speaker 1: push them as we push the line, because they're gonna
Speaker 1: get all the nuggets that you give Kuseling, but this
Speaker 1: one is I think it's gonna ground them into history
Speaker 1: and letting them know that this can be done.
Speaker 2: And so come ready to learn.
Speaker 1: And you're gonna lead, Ready to lead, and we're gonna
Speaker 1: do that with our stories.
Speaker 2: But it's so important to talk about the rebuild. That's
Speaker 2: what we need. Yeah, let's make sure you tiled it
Speaker 2: that like, that's make sure we put that in the court,
Speaker 2: like you know, the rebuild, because right now we are
Speaker 2: in a build. If you've never built, if we're in
Speaker 2: the building stage, we're in the rebuilding. If I know,
Speaker 2: if it's one thing I know of how to rebuild, y'all,
Speaker 2: I can live move probably fifteen times, five different states,
Speaker 2: star stop, star stop, star stop, start over, lose it all,
Speaker 2: start over, lose it all, start over, lose it all. Man,
Speaker 2: I know a little bit. Somebody rebuild it as I
Speaker 2: was there fighting for the Morrow birth case in the
Speaker 2: hospital rep case. That was me leaving Orlando, Florida because
Speaker 2: we lost the contract to do to healthcare reform and
Speaker 2: I had nothing. I was working for fifty dollars a
Speaker 2: day substitute teaching and still fighting, still fighting. What was
Speaker 2: going to the radio working for free, you know, doing
Speaker 2: what I could to work free, work for free on
Speaker 2: their case. By the way, one pay one dollar, one
Speaker 2: pay one dollar. So yeah, we definitely got the stories.
Speaker 2: And man, god it so in any awesome guy, Christy,
Speaker 2: I'm so excited to be going back to Orlando ten
Speaker 2: years later. There's something about the ten ten years later,
Speaker 2: you know, I love my ten. Something about the ten
Speaker 2: to go back and family law my first year in
Speaker 2: law school. I'm sold back and get back. Thank you,
Speaker 2: to go back and get back everything that I lost
Speaker 2: plus ten. He will bless you ten pods. So I'm
Speaker 2: just excited, guys. I put the website at the botto
Speaker 2: because somebody asked for it testimfigure dot com. It's just
Speaker 2: click on the train and push the line training and
Speaker 2: roll in. It says it's free preview. It's on the
Speaker 2: first page it's a black Hish for Saturdays and roll
Speaker 2: there so we can stay you know, in contact with
Speaker 2: you guys. I'm going to start marketing the class after
Speaker 2: the first class because I don't want you to think
Speaker 2: nobody scamming, you know, So that bet on that because
Speaker 2: if you're not in to push the line class roles
Speaker 2: and responsibilities for Cannadi's campaign workers, operations active as you
Speaker 2: should be just giving me one chance. Just give me
Speaker 2: one chance. Come to one class and then find out
Speaker 2: you're gonna be a Christian about five years. That's just
Speaker 2: a fact. But that one class fifty bucks, two hours
Speaker 2: interactive alive with me of course materials. But you also,
Speaker 2: somebody in the chat put this. You can watch the replay.
Speaker 2: Somebody put replay, Oh thank you. I want to know
Speaker 2: if she said the website is super easy to advogate.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that. I'm as i'm learning this program, I'm
Speaker 2: also you know, trying to see everys we can approve.
Speaker 2: So somebody in the chat put replay, replay. You can
Speaker 2: watch the replay. I don't want you to say, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm not available on the fourteenth. No, don't worry about that.
Speaker 2: Once you purchase a class. You have nothing to lose.
Speaker 2: The replay will be there immediately after we get down
Speaker 2: the class. As long as it taking me to upload
Speaker 2: it back into the dashboard, it will be available for you.
Speaker 2: So sometimes it's even better Christy because people can stop
Speaker 2: start rewind what she say again. You know all of that,
Speaker 2: Thank you Shine, so you can watch the replay. It
Speaker 2: is a five course program. Five course program. Course one
Speaker 2: is critical because it lays the foundation for two, three,
Speaker 2: four or five. Ambition of a rider, which is community
Speaker 2: coalition standing on business, which is legal compliance. Show me
Speaker 2: my opponent, which is about identifying who your opponent is.
Speaker 2: Even if you're an organizer, you still have an opponent.
Speaker 2: It's called the system and what's helped on ambitional ride
Speaker 2: of where soldiers, community standing on business, Show me my opponent.
Speaker 2: It seems like I'm missing one my courses, y'all, but
Speaker 2: bottom line is you have five of them. Make sure
Speaker 2: you're on course one. Course two is going to be
Speaker 2: immediately following in July. I'm giving y'all thirty days to
Speaker 2: go back and watch Course one and then come on
Speaker 2: board course too. Christie's course will be between that time
Speaker 2: after that. Christie, of Course three four five. I'm not
Speaker 2: giving y'all thirty days. We will probably moving on that.
Speaker 2: We're going two three weeks because we're not gonna take
Speaker 2: no all years, get through no five courses, and again
Speaker 2: you can always go back and watch the replay by
Speaker 2: the end, and then we're start rolling out electives. There's
Speaker 2: electives that people need to you know, like how did
Speaker 2: you start your funding just on that? You know, how
Speaker 2: did you get start the business just on that? How
Speaker 2: can you know? How do you manage a candidate from
Speaker 2: out of state? You know. So we're going to roll
Speaker 2: out of electives as we go. By the end of
Speaker 2: the spring next year, you'll have about twenty plus courses
Speaker 2: that you can get at any time. And even right now, guys,
Speaker 2: go check out the digital downloads. I did one for free.
Speaker 2: I want to know y'all feedback on that too. Sixty
Speaker 2: people overnight downloaded that. Sixty people Christy overnight downloaded the
Speaker 2: free digital download on the on self management, how to
Speaker 2: manage yourself. You know, I'm big on self I don't
Speaker 2: want here no excuse, so y'all let me know what
Speaker 2: y'all think about that too. And then I added another
Speaker 2: one Christie on a self care. You know, do y'all
Speaker 2: love talking about self care and protecting peace? Well that's
Speaker 2: all y'all talk about. I'm over worried about disrupting peace.
Speaker 2: But for the peace protectors, I download. I created a
Speaker 2: self care workbook just to give you some things to
Speaker 2: think about, you know, as you balance, you know, because
Speaker 2: we got to still do the work, so we need
Speaker 2: to balance work, spiritual help, all those different things. That's
Speaker 2: available twenty bucks. Guys, you're really just supporting the program.
Speaker 2: You're really just supporting the program so we can keep
Speaker 2: people paid and we can grow this. We need sales, folks,
Speaker 2: we need digital people, we need admins. This is a
Speaker 2: real school for real and real time. So let me
Speaker 2: know what you'll think about that as well. And I'm
Speaker 2: going to continue to put those type of digital downloads
Speaker 2: if you have any Christian I mean telling you now,
Speaker 2: like any thing you want to give people for free,
Speaker 2: let's put it on the you know, because I know
Speaker 2: you love that. Put that on. Put that on the
Speaker 2: digital download, just to give people something so they know
Speaker 2: they're getting something. I think, Oh, thank you, Sean. Will
Speaker 2: each course have a lot of training? Yes, well not
Speaker 2: every course shout out to Demetrius Lord jout with Atlanta
Speaker 2: Direct their constituent services. Once again, while we're talking about
Speaker 2: see Christ, it is what I'm talking about, push the
Speaker 2: line on the local and state level. When you push,
Speaker 2: you too can have the mayor's office jump on your line. Well,
Speaker 2: somebody said it don't be a lot of people on
Speaker 2: the line. It don't matter the right people on the line.
Speaker 2: This is what local organizing is about. Guys. I'm going
Speaker 2: to teach you that ambition of right is about community coalitions,
Speaker 2: traditional and non traditional. This is what's supporting. So answer
Speaker 2: a question every All of the course and the Push
Speaker 2: the Line program, all five of those will be live, Yes,
Speaker 2: but I do have other trainings that are recorded, like,
Speaker 2: for example, top ten things small mistakes small businesses make.
Speaker 2: I did a quick video on that's twenty five dollars course.
Speaker 2: It's the video and again based on me winning again,
Speaker 2: hate y'all. I gotta just say it, Christ, because receives
Speaker 2: are important. My one twenty twenty three Minority Entrepreneur of
Speaker 2: the Year from the US Department of Commerce. I've won
Speaker 2: two awards from Orlando Business Journal. I've won over five
Speaker 2: awards in Business with Staffing, three hundred employees plus or
Speaker 2: don't get it to us that I am a for
Speaker 2: profit business without scamming y'all online, so my actual real business.
Speaker 2: So there will be some recorded courses like that, yes,
Speaker 2: but if you want to be in the live class,
Speaker 2: then yes, put those dates on your calendar. But I also, guys,
Speaker 2: want to make sure you know the live class because
Speaker 2: it's hundreds of people. That's the goal. We will be
Speaker 2: monitoring the chat, you know, pulling questions, making sure I'm
Speaker 2: answering all those questions. But don't just get discouraged about
Speaker 2: just thinking you got to be in the live I
Speaker 2: guarantee that somebody's gonna ask a question that you want
Speaker 2: to know, So even on the replay, you're still gonna
Speaker 2: get everything. You're still gonna get everything. So I just
Speaker 2: I don't want y'all held up on the live part.
Speaker 2: My girlfriend yesterday said, I got some tickets to go
Speaker 2: to the briblem go to a play on here. Can
Speaker 2: I still watch? Yes, the replay is really really important, guys,
Speaker 2: because don't don't worry. I'm gonna answer all your questions
Speaker 2: and somebody else is gonna ask it, so watch their replay.
Speaker 2: Of course, one I know y'all gonna steal it like
Speaker 2: y'all do the Netflix past past words, So I just
Speaker 2: want y'all know y'all ain't fooling me. I know y'all
Speaker 2: gonna share it with somebody, and that's fine. Share it now,
Speaker 2: of course, two three, four, of course two through five.
Speaker 2: You're I'm gonna have access for thirty days. Somebody in
Speaker 2: the comments put thirty days after the replay is published,
Speaker 2: because I can't just give y'all everything for free, So
Speaker 2: you're gonna steal it. Steal it in thirty days of course,
Speaker 2: one though lifetime access. I'm doing that because I am
Speaker 2: a one woman shot. I don't have a publicist. These
Speaker 2: are things I'm teaching people to Christie in real time.
Speaker 2: I don't have a publicist, I don't have a marketer,
Speaker 2: I don't have an agent. So you guys are my publicist.
Speaker 2: So while you stealing, thinking you stealing it, because actually
Speaker 2: it's actually stealing my content. Let's just name it. But
Speaker 2: you also may be giving somebody don't have fifty dollars
Speaker 2: or somebody, and that's fine. I encourage you to share
Speaker 2: it because what I hope is Christy whoever they share
Speaker 2: it with, will come join the program for two through five, right,
Speaker 2: and if they don't two through five five, that's what
Speaker 2: that might be our next mayor So either way, I'm
Speaker 2: planting a seed. Somebody say, can we email our questions
Speaker 2: if they don't get answered live? Great question. The good
Speaker 2: part about it is the course you're enrolled in allows
Speaker 2: you access to the dashboard for the community dashboard, so
Speaker 2: I jump in, so yes, that's where you can ask questions.
Speaker 2: That's where your co teacher, which is what I call y'all,
Speaker 2: they may be able to answer it. They may be able.
Speaker 2: This is a troll free environment, so yes, you will
Speaker 2: be able to end the course dashboard not emailing me directly.
Speaker 2: It ain't gonna be no email directly. This is what
Speaker 2: people who are invested in the course. So when you
Speaker 2: enroll in the course, there's a community dashboard for everybody
Speaker 2: who's enrolled, and that's where you can ask those questions.
Speaker 2: That's where I'm gonna you have direct access to me.
Speaker 2: It's not gonna be on Instagram live. This is a
Speaker 2: real class, a real training, a real program, a real school.
Speaker 2: I have a master's an adult education, I write curriculum
Speaker 2: for real. I have the knowledge the expertise. I've done it.
Speaker 2: I've been a candidate, I've been an operative, I'm national
Speaker 2: local state, I've been an organizer meaning getting people in
Speaker 2: the room to take action, and an activist. So I've
Speaker 2: done it all. And experts like Christie will be bringing
Speaker 2: in from time to time as well. So yes, you
Speaker 2: get direct access to me. You get direct access to
Speaker 2: me by getting in that community dashboard. Very very excited.
Speaker 2: I'm so excited, guys. We did this two down twenty
Speaker 2: two Christy. As you know, people have been waiting and
Speaker 2: waiting and waiting on that. I was just trying to
Speaker 2: figure out, you know, how to make it work because
Speaker 2: I was wanting to do in person, as you know,
Speaker 2: because you know you always trying to give me a
Speaker 2: come in person for five hours. Yeah, she tried to
Speaker 2: try out somebody in the comments push she tried it
Speaker 2: last week. Well that's how she called it.
Speaker 1: Well tell us in Christian days over not that already
Speaker 1: been to Tussa for five six times for free.
Speaker 2: I don't want to hear nobody. You know, I have
Speaker 2: got to play the Greens and I'm creaking chicken girl.
Speaker 2: Were done with that? You better tell them me to
Speaker 2: get online. Yeah, we're done with that law school forty recks.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, and Jada going to pray view. Jada need
Speaker 2: all that shit, honey, she needs. Jada need her hair
Speaker 2: and nails and lashes and clothes. And hey, hey, y'all,
Speaker 2: great shout out to her dad. You know, I was
Speaker 2: showing Jeff love shout out to her dad. But Mom
Speaker 2: got made sure. Mama got made sure. So y'all gonna
Speaker 2: go in on this. Yeah, somebody got to go in
Speaker 2: on this.
Speaker 1: But Christy tried it though. She said everybody gonna be
Speaker 1: there for this, and that she'll put her little hands them.
Speaker 1: I know when she called them, you call them or
Speaker 1: something for free. Yes, the little voice, Christy. What's going on, Christy?
Speaker 1: My eyes be closed, like what's going on, Christy? Because
Speaker 1: I know what's coming? Well, you know they uphip she
Speaker 1: tried to give me. Come people, they say, say, they
Speaker 1: all want them.
Speaker 2: To stand up here because are they They are reparations,
Speaker 2: which they're doing big things, guys. And again come to
Speaker 2: the course. She can tea you more about what they're
Speaker 2: doing in Tulsa. They coming. I want you to stand
Speaker 2: with us. Just be at a stamp. I said, good,
Speaker 2: it's gonna cost. So I don't think you want paper
Speaker 2: what it costs? Get me to stand, because you're standing costs.
Speaker 2: Standing costs. My colleagues run around there getting twenty five
Speaker 2: thousand and thirty ten off top, like that's what it
Speaker 2: is off top? Will y'all gonna see it? Get a
Speaker 2: spot and all girl, y'all don't know that. Don't do that.
Speaker 2: It's better just to they're deal with me online because
Speaker 2: I don't want to. I don't want to take your
Speaker 2: money for that.
Speaker 1: So every wind got Oh yeah, she definitely keep asking,
Speaker 1: And that's the part to push the line.
Speaker 2: It's she's supposed to keep asking. You are absolutely supposed
Speaker 2: to keep asking, do you want to build anything? I
Speaker 2: expect Christy to ask, and she can expect me to
Speaker 2: say no. Praise God. So this is what.
Speaker 1: That's why, y yeah kee bacause yeah, that's why. At
Speaker 1: one time, I don'ton't you remember, but someone on your
Speaker 1: life They was like, you don't even never came and
Speaker 1: support Greenwood Black Wall Street. I was like, that's a
Speaker 1: lot Testling and ben here Moore you're talking about and
Speaker 1: I'm supporting in that, So what are you talking about?
Speaker 1: And again, what are they doing, they're looking at them.
Speaker 1: What are y'all doing to support? So so now Chris
Speaker 1: is supposed to keep asking. That's a part of what
Speaker 1: we train. As an organizer. You do have to keep
Speaker 1: asking over and over and over.
Speaker 2: If you have challenges with that, you're gonna have challenges
Speaker 2: with this. But if you don't ask, somebody else asked.
Speaker 2: So again, these are the things that you learn in
Speaker 2: the training. These are things you learn learn learned in
Speaker 2: the training. If y'all want my free game, no problem,
Speaker 2: go to the podcast. Yep, you'll get that. But if
Speaker 2: you want the step by step step one, two, three, four,
Speaker 2: this is the all the stuff they don't tell y'all
Speaker 2: come to the training. So with that being said, thank
Speaker 2: you so much, Christy. What are y'all quickly? Because what
Speaker 2: do y'all have going on today in Tulsa?
Speaker 1: Uh huh? So today is the Legacy Fest, So it'll
Speaker 1: be just some music, it's some vendors out there, food trucks.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of classes going on too.
Speaker 1: Marcus Anthony is here, so he's going to be doing
Speaker 1: a class at twelve thirty, So it's some programming and
Speaker 1: things going on. And then tomorrow June first, our mayor
Speaker 1: will actually announce our role to repair as it relates
Speaker 1: to reparations. We just got our black mayor December two.
Speaker 1: He has actually designated June first as our city wide
Speaker 1: holiday to commemorate the nineteen twenty one tousa Is massage.
Speaker 2: So he'll get in Oklahoma County, every single county, most Republican.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Chris, I gotta keep stressing it because these
Speaker 2: people be having excuses in these liberal states, and I
Speaker 2: don't understand the theory.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, and so I also chair of the Beyond
Speaker 1: Apology Reparations Commission for the City of Tulsa, and we
Speaker 1: made recommendations. We requested twenty five million dollars for housing
Speaker 1: for people to have down payments, closing costs, for people
Speaker 1: who want to stand in their halls. They get money
Speaker 1: to help revitalize that home.
Speaker 2: Did y'all hear that. I don't think y'all heard that.
Speaker 2: Hold on, they didn't get it, She says, she's sharing
Speaker 2: the reparate And I know again to reparations community, we
Speaker 2: are still pushing for cut the check for two days
Speaker 2: can be done at the same time, but at the
Speaker 2: same time, people also need housing. They also need So
Speaker 2: these are the thing again, How is CHRISTI doing this
Speaker 2: in a state where every single county most Republican And
Speaker 2: here y'all sitting back with the audacity, with the audacity
Speaker 2: to feel you can't do anything. No Christie working working, y'all?
Speaker 2: She working work? Does she chair that? What else you
Speaker 2: chair the Black Chamber of green Wall Street?
Speaker 1: What else you do is run down quickly, you know,
Speaker 1: with a founding board member with our friend Vanessa hall
Speaker 1: Harp or the city councilor for this area, Greenwood District Guard.
Speaker 2: And you also managed her campaign as well. Yes, people
Speaker 2: want Christian Yeah? Does she also knows how to manage campaigns?
Speaker 2: These are the type of experts of bringing to you go.
Speaker 1: Ahead, Oh yeah, co founding member of the Black Wall
Speaker 1: Street Chamber of Commerce, also the historic agree with Main Streets. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And what else am I old?
Speaker 1: And now I am an advisor on the National Geographic
Speaker 1: Advisory Council for the Endowments of Oklahoma.
Speaker 2: Okay, So hold on, Pauls, because I need to notice
Speaker 2: you went from having a program the National Geographic invested
Speaker 2: several hundred thousand and two to then putting you in
Speaker 2: leadership positions. Somebody in the comments putting leadership that went
Speaker 2: from not just being a recipient but also owning her
Speaker 2: space as a leader. That's a real thing. Guys, Now
Speaker 2: just about just get Now you have more equity, Now
Speaker 2: you have more safe Now you have positioning. It's critically important.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to pause that because I needed people
Speaker 2: to connect that dot. Go ahead, Christy.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so I'm on the advisory council for the
Speaker 1: endowments for National Geographic in Oklahoma. And then also now
Speaker 1: I am I have my own board game teaching black history.
Speaker 1: We're still doing the test this phase. It's and the
Speaker 1: focus group, and it's called the Rebuild.
Speaker 2: And so look, I love that, guys. Put a forward
Speaker 2: in the chat. If that sound because my phone went
Speaker 2: out a little bit. Christy is creating a board game.
Speaker 2: Black hasory board game called Rebuild. Put a ford in
Speaker 2: the chat. If that sound need to you, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: keep going tell you about that game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this game is going to be so critical to
Speaker 1: us as black people, and I'm working hard to make
Speaker 1: that accessible to everyone. I've partnered with National Geographic on
Speaker 1: this game. So I literally have one of the best
Speaker 1: game designers in the country, a black woman who is
Speaker 1: doing this thing that I got through National Geographic, so
Speaker 1: I'm pushing. I don't want to say too much about
Speaker 1: the game yet, but it's going to be dope. But
Speaker 1: it's called The Rebuild, and it's going to have over
Speaker 1: two hundred years of black Oklahoma history. But I'm making
Speaker 1: it to also where it's a tiplate for every black
Speaker 1: community in this country, so your information can fill.
Speaker 2: Into that game.
Speaker 1: So it doesn't have to be about Oklahoma, because we
Speaker 1: need games that's going to actually challenge us, and so
Speaker 1: that's what The Rebuild is about. But it's designed to
Speaker 1: make you understand how we have to always keep rebuilding
Speaker 1: and hopefully one day somebody's gonna get in and say
Speaker 1: we got to stop being so resilient from surviving to thriving.
Speaker 1: These kids are tomorrow's policymakers, and so we need to
Speaker 1: challenge that. I'm also going to be working on a
Speaker 1: video game of black history and so it'll be my
Speaker 1: age and the gaming and so I'm really looking forward
Speaker 1: to that as well.
Speaker 2: I'm proud of you guys. Again. Christy is a descendant
Speaker 2: a descendant of the survivors of the Tussa massacre, So
Speaker 2: you are talking directly from the source. Oklahoma has a
Speaker 2: lot of history with Native American that you guys don't know.
Speaker 2: The Oklahoma flag for those who don't know, literally a
Speaker 2: Native Americas. There's a lot of history, rails of tears
Speaker 2: and enslavement and all of our partner partnerships you know
Speaker 2: down there. My great grandmother is on the roads in Oklahoma, Muskogee, Chickashaw,
Speaker 2: all of those different places that you guys don't know about.
Speaker 2: Thus the history you guys don't know about. So my
Speaker 2: dad's family is from Louisiana, mom is Oklahoma. So there's
Speaker 2: a lot, a lot of lot of history that I'm
Speaker 2: excited that Chris is going to bring you online. Guys,
Speaker 2: I'm excited. Women in the building, brothers in the building
Speaker 2: needs you. We need you to lead women. I'm doing
Speaker 2: a direct call of action you because it takes women
Speaker 2: ten times more to be asked. We got to keep
Speaker 2: asking you over and over and over to get involved. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: don't worry about who you know. Don't worry about I
Speaker 2: don't know nobody I can. Don't worry about it. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna find you somebody. Don't worry about it. I'm on
Speaker 2: in the.
Speaker 1: Mix, especially if I want to show y'all something. Oh yeah, y'all,
Speaker 1: little tree, y'all, little treat. I'm in the historic vernon
Speaker 1: Ami church and the basement survived the nineteen twenty one
Speaker 1: Toasta Race massacre. And I'm gonna take you into a
Speaker 1: space where we kept original where people came here to
Speaker 1: hide for three days and they survived.
Speaker 2: Here we're in the basement of this church. Wow. So
Speaker 2: I'm gonna show you that we still have.
Speaker 1: Let me try to go around. You can see the damage. Wow,
Speaker 1: that has happened. So this is this is the because
Speaker 1: of the bombing.
Speaker 2: O why this fall? And it's still here? So we
Speaker 2: to break it down from what year and still been here? Wow.
Speaker 2: When y'all get in real history, in real time yep.
Speaker 1: And in this pole, I don't know if you can
Speaker 1: see because it's kind of dark on this side, but
Speaker 1: this pole was encased in brick and mortar, and right
Speaker 1: now it's I mean, the bombing exposed this pipe, this
Speaker 1: pole and you can't probably see it here, but there
Speaker 1: is still burning on this pole. The ashes, the aftermath
Speaker 1: is still here. We had people come to a study
Speaker 1: in this room and they said, this is a gold
Speaker 1: mine in archaeology because the after the aftermath is still
Speaker 1: here that elements had been been in this room, so
Speaker 1: all the residues from the fire to bombing is still
Speaker 1: in this space.
Speaker 2: Oh wow. What I want you to do, Chrissy, is
Speaker 2: record a video of that that matches your class so
Speaker 2: we can put that in the course dashboard. So what
Speaker 2: I love about and I hope you guys who are
Speaker 2: in rolled have went to the course dashboard. It's not
Speaker 2: just zoom, you know. Zoom is what we're doing the
Speaker 2: live class, but it has so much information. We can
Speaker 2: give you quizes, surveys, videos, PDFs like a real school, guys.
Speaker 2: So I want you to record something like that that
Speaker 2: matches your training so that you can put that in
Speaker 2: the video as you build you know, that course out
Speaker 2: because people need to see that. That's very powerful. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: and I know you'll do it. I know you are
Speaker 2: extra do it. You love PDF, you love slies, you
Speaker 2: love you know all that stuff. So take advantage, guys
Speaker 2: of that course dashboard. And so I'll just say this
Speaker 2: and closing, because I put a survey out we need
Speaker 2: more campaign workers guys. You know most people say candidate
Speaker 2: or organizers, which I'm glad about that, but we need
Speaker 2: more campaign workers. Want you guys to know you can
Speaker 2: do this work virtually from anywhere. Do this work virtually
Speaker 2: from anywhere, So stay in tuned for that. So again, Christy,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna close it out because I want to keep
Speaker 2: this live up. I want to get too long. People
Speaker 2: you know, stop watching. But Christy, thank you for the work.
Speaker 2: Thank you for being a prime example. If nothing else
Speaker 2: to encourage me to know that somebody listening, you and
Speaker 2: Vanessa have warned your push the line t shirts on TV.
Speaker 2: I'll take me everywhere. I'll ben I am honored. If
Speaker 2: I can't make it into heaven, you're gonna need a
Speaker 2: one card that might give me. You know, if I'm up,
Speaker 2: if I'm.
Speaker 1: Up there, negotiating, if I'm up there, negotiation, because you
Speaker 1: know everything, negotiat if I'm up.
Speaker 2: If they say that, if you say, well you ain't
Speaker 2: good enough. And look what about Christy?
Speaker 1: Though you see at least somebody yeah, yeah, they took
Speaker 1: the information and did something with it.
Speaker 2: And so doing this work often in times more than not,
Speaker 2: you feel it's in vain. Often times you say, you know,
Speaker 2: one is it gonna make sense? Yeah? When you lose
Speaker 2: it all in Oklahoma, having to start all the way over,
Speaker 2: me and my daughter sharing one room, two twin beds,
Speaker 2: police officer next door, challenging the police system. The very
Speaker 2: unit that officer is called the rape thirteen black women
Speaker 2: was assigned to. So what do you do? Do you?
Speaker 2: Speak up? Shut up? Sit down? What do you do? Ma'am?
Speaker 2: We got some stories to tell, and I want to
Speaker 2: make sure you guys are part of the journey. I
Speaker 2: want to make sure you as a part of the journey.
Speaker 2: Make sure you enrolled. Tell some fair goal dot com.
Speaker 2: I'm expect them to see some enrollments today. Got to
Speaker 2: set expectations, Christy, I want expect to see some enrollments today.
Speaker 2: Go download the free self management. You know that's what
Speaker 2: you want. Invest in the program, guys, go and roll
Speaker 2: and Christie's Black History again. It says free now. But
Speaker 2: we are gonna be charged with make sure y'all know that.
Speaker 2: I gotta repeat that, christ because you know they're gonna
Speaker 2: stay all that tell it. So I gotta repeat that.
Speaker 2: I did that because that was the only way I
Speaker 2: could put the course up there to seat you don't
Speaker 2: want to see how many people actually be interested in it, yep,
Speaker 2: and they've been pleasantly surprised. So go and roll telling
Speaker 2: Peper dot com and roll in black history. That's letting
Speaker 2: us know, Hey, I I want to be in the room, y'all.
Speaker 2: Get it going. July nineteenth. Put that date on the calendar,
Speaker 2: June fourteenth, will see you and push the line. Christie,
Speaker 2: I love you, I mean I really do. And Christy
Speaker 2: y'all she be painting and gardening and all. She is
Speaker 2: just a really a renaissance woman. Guys. I just appreciate
Speaker 2: y'all riding with me all the way. I really really do.
Speaker 2: From a distance, you still can find good partnerships guy, guys,
Speaker 2: and that's what I'm ladies. Step up, step up. Don't
Speaker 2: think it ain't nothing to do. You don't have to
Speaker 2: be a you don't have to be a orgin. You
Speaker 2: don't have to be an I'm like, you'll have to run.
Speaker 2: You might have to be a candy that just little
Speaker 2: fingers at home, just helping people the spreadsheet together, sending
Speaker 2: out emails, scheduling clients. I mean, you know, candidates, it's
Speaker 2: something you can do. Don't don't get don't why I
Speaker 2: haven't worked in politics. So I don't know. I don't
Speaker 2: have no experience one y'all. My favorite types, y'all my
Speaker 2: favorite type. You ain't never been in all or none.
Speaker 2: You're my favor You're my ideal type. Because the people
Speaker 2: who've been involved seem to know it all and don't
Speaker 2: know nothing, and the numbers show it. So I'd rather
Speaker 2: people that let's let's start from scratch, you know, so
Speaker 2: that we can really get some real building around here.
Speaker 2: All right, guys, I'm going to head onto my flight.
Speaker 2: Thank you Christy for taking out time today, enjoy the
Speaker 2: rest of festivities today and talks to Oklahoma guys. We
Speaker 2: look forward to seeing you go. Also to Christie's website,
Speaker 2: Black History Saturday dot com. Send her ten bucks, send
Speaker 2: her five bucks. Let's keep her funded, guys, even if
Speaker 2: you're not in Oklahoma, Let's kick Remember guys, I talk
Speaker 2: about save stack, stacking your resources. Step. This is Christy
Speaker 2: and our partner together, Push the oh come Black History
Speaker 2: Saturday's partnering together. Third thing, secure, Secure the nonprofits secure,
Speaker 2: sc scary, but you do that, uh, investing in the
Speaker 2: ones that you actually believe in, even five dollars, ten dollars.
Speaker 2: I love them people seeing me in cash and they say,
Speaker 2: I know this ain't much, but it's something fired out man,
Speaker 2: that five dollars come from the soul. Exactly, come from
Speaker 2: the soul. It's a blessed. It's a blessing because it's
Speaker 2: it's all they're letting me know it. That's all you have.
Speaker 2: That's all you have, man, I'm getting I can preach
Speaker 2: about that. That says a lot. And also another tip,
Speaker 2: these are tips you'll get in training when we look.
Speaker 2: When I look to see the strength of a person's
Speaker 2: uh candidacy and I go look at how they fundraise.
Speaker 2: I look at those five dollars, ten dollars twenty audoination.
Speaker 2: Those are far more powerful than the five hundred because
Speaker 2: they tell me that's an individual that truly believes and
Speaker 2: that's what they had to give. So don't get that twisted.
Speaker 2: Don't think that he won't bless you tenfold. I'm a witness,
Speaker 2: a living witness. He will give it back to you,
Speaker 2: and you can trick the system. You can't. When I
Speaker 2: say system, some of the most high and you don't
Speaker 2: give just to say well, I'm giving it, he'll give
Speaker 2: it back. No, you don't. He don't owe you nothing
Speaker 2: he woke you up this morning, he gave give you
Speaker 2: more than enough. In that old school song say if
Speaker 2: you never do anything else, you've done enough. So what
Speaker 2: do you have to give back? The audacity of not
Speaker 2: giving back with the skills that he's given us, the
Speaker 2: power that he's given us, the breath that he's given us,
Speaker 2: y'all do too much negotiating with the Lord for me?
Speaker 2: You know you hear a lot of people Christian out
Speaker 2: y'all you need to do it because he'll give it back.
Speaker 2: Here we saying that, But what if you don't never
Speaker 2: give it back? You want to give it back to you?
Speaker 2: Who are you to sit there and negotiaate with the
Speaker 2: most high No? You owe it. You owe it. And
Speaker 2: it's gonna be a time you're gonna stand up and
Speaker 2: the question gonna be asked, what did you do? And
Speaker 2: it ain't gonna be w I emailed test I'm but
Speaker 2: she never responded that, No, what did you do for
Speaker 2: the least of these? And unfortunately, but fortunately you getting
Speaker 2: ready to me the whole bunch of least of these?
Speaker 2: A lot of people that had it ain't out to
Speaker 2: have it. I done been there before, and we're gonna
Speaker 2: see what you're gonna do to step up and the
Speaker 2: Gate he was a being and Gate kept right now
Speaker 2: in this moment. And Chris, you know, I talked about
Speaker 2: this twenty fifteen in my poem. I said this was coming.
Speaker 2: I said, I'm cloning this moment national Comradie Cask get
Speaker 2: closing for political poetry. I'm the coldest. Oh, yes, I knew.
Speaker 2: I saw y'all for y'all saw me. That's what I
Speaker 2: mean when I said I'm cloning this moment, cloning somebody
Speaker 2: that somebody's doing the same thing somewhere. I just got
Speaker 2: to meet him, bring them to me. That's what he
Speaker 2: did did before I went technically national on the Breakfast
Speaker 2: Club in twenty eighteen. So I'm gonna living witness. Make
Speaker 2: sure you're part of class, guys. Tell him Fago dot com,
Speaker 2: sign up for Black History, give five dollars twenty dollars
Speaker 2: something to Black History Saturday dot com. You can follow
Speaker 2: Christie right now. She should get at least ten follows
Speaker 2: right now. Can I count on ten people to at
Speaker 2: least follow her? Can you at least follow Christie right now? Now?
Speaker 2: Y'all go follow Christy Williams Black history Saturdays. Can I
Speaker 2: count on ten people before? Like the Church? I gotta do,
Speaker 2: y'all like church? Can you put a five in the chat?
Speaker 2: If I can count on you to follow Christy so
Speaker 2: she can get at least ten people on the Instagram.
Speaker 2: You can't do nothing else, at least follow the movement?
Speaker 2: Can I count on ten of you to do it?
Speaker 2: I'ma do, i'ma do like Marrissapa, I'm locked locked the
Speaker 2: doors and might lock the door till I get ten people. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll lock y'all l C too. Hey, I ain't gonna
Speaker 2: feel bad about it. Somebody. We're gonna get some understanding
Speaker 2: right out. Don't let me turn tomorrow and seas. Okay,
Speaker 2: So we got one, two, three, four, come on, let's
Speaker 2: keep it going five if we need ten people, six
Speaker 2: maybe four more? Four more? Lock the doors. Somebody locked
Speaker 2: the door, put a door in the chat, put the
Speaker 2: door in the chat. We locked the door till we
Speaker 2: get four more. You got to get gressive about this
Speaker 2: organizer sometime, y'all. Okay, the no one more? We need
Speaker 2: three more and three more people follow Christy on Instagram?
Speaker 2: Anyone else just follow her? You know, I want to
Speaker 2: build her age.
Speaker 1: Out three months, Christy to put the door lock the doors. Okay,
Speaker 1: we got one more. We need two more people.
Speaker 2: The doors ain't to do, not to say the doors
Speaker 2: of the church open, the doors of the church close
Speaker 2: around these streets. That's why y'all want me being no pastor,
Speaker 2: because I'll be absolute locking doors. We need to more
Speaker 2: long you see, Christian, it's a good point. It's a
Speaker 2: long name. How do I go directly from here? I
Speaker 2: mean what I told you, Christy about the name, So
Speaker 2: this is real time stuff, y'all was longer than this.
Speaker 2: I had to tell Christy. I said, Chris, you need
Speaker 2: to change that. It's gonna be hard people when you
Speaker 2: go national. You need to change it so people can
Speaker 2: find you. The reason why she put Christi Williams underscore
Speaker 2: Black History Saturdays. You've tagging any of that, it's going
Speaker 2: to pull it up. But I had. I had to
Speaker 2: show her that in real time. I'm glad you brought
Speaker 2: that up. Christie, listens to what I say. If y'all
Speaker 2: just listen to what I say, I promise you not
Speaker 2: trying to, but I promise you I'm not gonna leave
Speaker 2: you the wrong way. That was one of the things
Speaker 2: that Christian I talked about about being able to find
Speaker 2: her on Instagram, And that's one thing you learned and
Speaker 2: change your local How people reach out to you locally
Speaker 2: is different than national. Oh mom, I'm glad you brought
Speaker 2: that up so you could see that in real time.
Speaker 2: So again, just you know Christi Williams on the score.
Speaker 2: Like if you just type in any of that's plenty
Speaker 2: of Christy Williams. So the reason why she had to
Speaker 2: put Black History Saturday's attached to it is because there's
Speaker 2: a lot of Christi Williams, and so she wanted to
Speaker 2: identify that with that, and then when I'm tagging her
Speaker 2: in different things, I want you to know exactly what
Speaker 2: she's connected to. So that is a very intentional I
Speaker 2: g handle all right, guy, So we'll see y'all think
Speaker 2: we got our ten and let me know, Chris, I
Speaker 2: can follow up because I come back on this live.
Speaker 2: Let me know if you at least got ten new
Speaker 2: followers today, give me a follow up. That's another thing
Speaker 2: you learn about organ I gotta get the data. I
Speaker 2: get follow ups. Can't you say that?
Speaker 1: You gotta know follow So I'm gonna be asked, did
Speaker 1: you get ten because if now we're gonna open this
Speaker 1: live back up and somebody go follow somebody.
Speaker 2: All right, guys, y'all been blessed, have a blessed day. Christy,
Speaker 2: thank you so much, you too.
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