I’m Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown Audiobook

This post has 21 comments with rating of 2.3/521

• 
  spectralwizard
  April 17th, 2023
  

  

  social justice is just racism with extra steps

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  hejja
  April 17th, 2023
  

  Sad book for and by sad racists

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  toadmanga
  April 18th, 2023
  

  

  spectralwizard and Hejja. You people aren’t fooling anyone. You’re the racists. Social justice actually has a meaning beyond the meme bs you think it is. What’s sad is you two popping in on anything with black people in it and saying more inane, factually wrong and racist bs. That’s sad. And kinda funny. But not haha funny.

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  Columbia21
  April 18th, 2023
  

  

  Keep believing that narrative as they cull us all into a totalitarian hell.
  Come on people, we are losing our freedom, stability, choice to live the kind of lives that we choose to or some approximation. As long as they can keep us divided the easier they can conquer us.

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  coldsonuva
  April 18th, 2023
  

  

  Ah! More lovely racist rhetoric from “The right side of history”.
  Gotta love it.

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  ZANE78
  April 18th, 2023
  

  

  Thanks notsure900!

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  apollo60
  April 18th, 2023
  

  Another SJW babble, hateful scree.
  Why doesn’t the black community look in the mirror and see the reasons for many of its ills and problems?
  Ugly Racism disguised as justified anger.
  Central theme: {all white people are ignorant and dangerous and all black people are persecuted and misunderstood}
  Get therapy

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  bosk
  April 18th, 2023
  

  Martin Luther King out….. present day Marxist racists in!

  These leftists have forgotten the speeches and teachings of MLK. They invoke him when it only benefits their radical cause…..

  We are seeing more racism… it is just not coming from those who are being demonized! If there was institutionalized racism in all walks of life, as they screech, Obama would not have been President, as an example. However, Obama did bring racism from a whole new level!

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  alixx11
  April 18th, 2023
  

  

  @bosk You took the words right out of my mouth. Race relations in the U.S. were better than they had ever been, and getting better, until Obama.

  He found a way to re-tool outrage to his political benefit. Outrage based on a non-existant crisis.

  It’s amazing people bought into this obvious lie, but when you live at a time when people can be convinced that men who claim to be women ARE women, then nothing should surprise.

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  SarahCon
  April 18th, 2023
  

  How about we start looking at it differently then the government portrays. We have 1 race and thats the human race. God created us all. The Government put us in categories and crayon boxes. We need to stand together before our country is no more. So stop with the name calling and actually have conversations without fighting. I AM HUMAN

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  masklin007
  April 18th, 2023
  

  Well at least we have made a world…. You know western civilization, banning slavery, inventing just about everything useful

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  vslee1974
  April 19th, 2023
  

  A Pox on all racists.

  Racism went underground after Civil Rights legislation in the 1960s. Not because racists suddenly became non-racists, but because they had to pretend to be non-racists so their businesses could sell to African-Americans. They needed the money.

  For those without critical thinking skills: How were slaves policed before they were freed? Now, THINK. How were the slaves polices AFTER they were freed? ANSWER: the SAME way. Whites controlled all those systems: Law enforcement, local and state governments, and the judicial systems. They slowly codified more of their racism and racist attitudes into the law, into the people who replaced them, and into their descendants. Those are the same systems we have today. The study of the history of white people embedding racism in all systems of jurisprudence and their descendants to perpetuate the system IS Critical Race Theory. CRT isn’t Black History. Its Racist White History in Governmental Systems. It is taught as upper level courses in colleges and law schools. People who want to keep the history and contributions of minorities out of elementary, middle and high schools are the real racists. Book burning and destroying public education are the main ways to perpetuate racism today.

  Also: Obama did not cause a new surge of racism. He was elected because Bush and Cheney are incompetent
  boobs. Those two and their henchmen got us into two 20 year wars so the military industrial complex and Big Business could make trillions ON OUR TAX DOLLARS. The racists who existed before Obama’s election were the racists who existed afterward. Open racism and Trump’s election are the BACKLASH to Obama’s existence. TRUMP’s open racism made racism and backlash cool for 30% of our population: the Racist Dregs of America. Corporate media colluded with Big Business to get Trump elected. They all knew he was a racist,
  incompetent, vile a$$hole. It will take time, but the rest of us, the 70% percent of America, will bury you back into the holes from which you came.

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  akir
  April 19th, 2023
  

  Great another nigga cope book 😞

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  Hogweed
  April 20th, 2023
  

  Made for Whiteness? Yea, tell that Obama, Denzil Washington, Beyonce, Opra, Michael Jordan, Michael Jackson, King Lebrain and all the other black millionaires that live like kings in the USA. Not seeing too much racism towards them.
  The ONLY difference between these black millionaires and the rest of the poor blacks is one thing.
  Hard Work.

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  koloko
  April 25th, 2023
  

  Once we take over these savage whites, we should stop them from posting their bile online… Ban the white men from talking, a day coming very soon….

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  leiito
  May 2nd, 2023
  

  Nothing wrong with being a bit “racist”, races and cultures exhibit different behaviors based on different biology and values, everyone has in-group preferences, it’s OK to be proud of your culture and tradition, doesn’t mean you hate anyone, it’s like when you love your family best, doesn’t mean you hate other families or wish them harm. This caricature of racism that books like this and the media are trying to portray, though, it doesn’t even exist, no white person is racist that way. Funny fact, racism wasn’t even a thing anymore till Occupy Wall Street movement, almost no one saw it as a problem, no law discriminated any minority, but Occupy Wall Street scared the privileged elites so much they started to turn the attention from class to race and the Democratic party and the media ran with it and will eventually cause either a race war or, preferably, partition of US, let each half have their own country and run it as they see fit, this here now doesn’t make sense for either side.

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  DarkDelorog
  July 8th, 2023
  

  

  This one is just a book to give racists an excuse to be racists against white people. It’s funny the length people will go to just to blame their own incompetence on some vague entity or “power” for their problems and failures. This is even worse then saying “we need to give stolen land back to the indigenous natives”. Yeah funfact the land was never theirs in the first place, they either took it from others or mother nature. This is why they laughed when the colonists gave them free stuff to move off new york. The concept of land ownership back then was not even a thing to them.(btw I am one of those “indigenous natives” and it is one of the dumbest things ever…almost as stupid as this book.

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  caylum
  July 30th, 2023
  

  

  This story follows the author’s journey to self-worth as she writes about her Christian, middle-class upbringing, her attendance in predominantly white schools, and the jobs in which she was the only or one of the few black women in her workplace.
  If that sounds like an interesting read, ignore the nasty comments of some offended racists here.

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  GordonCoon
  August 5th, 2023
  

  

  The self-pity club never stops in a world where no-one can accept responsibility for their own actions.

  The only racists here are the author and those giving this book 5 stars.

  They can’t wait to sew division on behalf of their globalist masters anything but see the truth of where actual injustice stems from.

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  polaris382
  September 21st, 2023
  

  koloko - Show us one predominantly black 1st world country (and wasn’t built into one via white infrastructure, etc). “Getting rid of whites” isn’t going to give you Wakanda, it’s going to give you a third world s-hole…but people like you are too dumb to think that far ahead.

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown
• 
  [email protected]
  March 26th, 2026
  

  Pls seed!

  I'm Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made for Whiteness - Austin Channing Brown

Add a comment