He Was Banned 7 Times for Saying This About Black America | PBD Podcast #816

Andre Williams categorizes Black Americans into a hierarchy: 'Blacks' (hardworking, honest, aiming for perfection), 'Negroes' (establishment figures, both Democrat and Republican, who profit from chaos and are unrelatable), a third group representing the majority who are aggressive and hostile, and a fourth group representing violent criminals (murderers, drug dealers). He argues this hierarchy defines the community's internal dynamics.

Blacks, Negroes, [censored term] and [censored term]... And it's a hierarchy in the community. Black people hard-working, honest... an aim for perfection. The modern-day house Negro is both Democrat and Republican. They work in the establishment. They profit off of the culture of chaos. The third is [censored term] which represents the majority... These are the people who bring down the name and our image as a people every day. And I would say [censored term] are the ones who are violent, the criminals, the killers, the murderers, the drug dealers in our community.

Williams proposes three core solutions: 1) Extreme toughness on crime, especially for murderers, rapists, and drug dealers, criticizing the defense of criminals over upstanding community members. 2) Prioritizing education, shifting focus from producing entertainers (rappers, athletes) to developing leaders, and separating motivated students from struggling ones. 3) Rebuilding strong family units by holding Black women accountable for raising children and Black men for their absence, and rejecting government incentives that encourage out-of-wedlock births and generational poverty.

Three things. Crime. You've got to be really tough on crime. Second is education... We care more about producing the next basketball players, football players... than we do leaders. Family. Black men and women... Black women dominate the household. Black men no longer dominate the household.

Williams asserts that the hip-hop music industry, which he claims has 'significant level of Jewish influence' at the top and is promoted by Black figures, is a primary driver of destructive culture. He blames it for glorifying money, promiscuity, dysfunctional households, and violence, leading to tragic outcomes like the death of De'Von Wiley.

I think this comes from mainly the the 1990s with the music industry... promoting of this, you know, we need to have these unstable households because there's profit in it by giving these government checks, giving government benefits. We also have to talk about the significant level of Jewish influence in hip-hop. That's something we never want to talk about. The hip-hop industry is dominated by two different people. You've got the Jewish media that pushes this kind of stuff in the community. And then black people go out and promote and profit from it as well.

Williams, echoing his grandfather's views, dismisses the Civil Rights Movement, particularly the Rosa Parks narrative, as an 'orchestrated event' by the NAACP and Jewish organizations designed to gain power and promote a victim mentality rather than genuinely uplift Black people. He contrasts Rosa Parks with Claudette Colvin, whom he claims was the true pioneer but was overlooked due to her darker skin, single motherhood, and history of rape.

Rosa Parks, that was an entire event orchestrated by the NAACP. That's the original hoax, racial hoaxes. The civil rights movement honestly when we look at it in reality it was probably the worst thing that ever happened to black people. They don't want to talk about Claudette Colvin, the actual young woman that stopped and ended segregated busing... because she was dark skinned. And she had a child at 16 years old because she was raped by a black man.