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- I'm the Spy Boy!

I'm the fucking Spy Boy!

I'm the Spy Boy in the morning!

I don't give no warning!

I've got the wild, man.

Fucking wild, wild, man!

Fucking wild, man!

- Come on.

What you being scared for?

Just come on.

- Just walk, just walk!

- Back up!

Come on!

Let's go!

- I don't wanna do this. I don't wanna do this.

- Come on!

Come on.

Come on, I got you!

I got you!

Oh my god!

- Big Chief!

Big Chief!

I got a beautiful gang!

I got the Spy Boy!

- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!

- Black power!

- What?

Wait hold on, let me try that again.

Let me try that.

Let me try!

One more time.

Aw.

Can you pass it on me?

- Like off me?

- Yeah, like pass it.

- Easy.

- I don't know.

Wait.

- Hold this.

- You're going to the second line Sunday?

- Yup.

That's about the size of it.

Give it here.

- Hey, she gonna be mad ...

- Huh?

- Judy's gonna be mad if you--

- If I don't hurry up?

- Yeah.

- These lights are complicated, that's all.

- Yeah, I know.

- Let me see that one.

- Don't do this.

- [Michael Why Not?

- Don't do it because I'm not gonna be here.

You wanna go here so you can hook.

- Okay.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, see if I had got on the ladder--

- Get here.

- If I had gotten on that ladder that way

you wouldn't be fussing.

Because you gotta turn the ladder around.

- Michael, be careful.

- Yes ma'am.

- Now, don't put that right over your head.

- I know.

- You go get this out of the way,

then I go get together for tonight.

Keep the things close.

Be careful.- Umbrella.

- What time I say be inside?

- Seven.

- When the what?

- When the streetlights come on.

- When the streetlights come on.

You got that, Ronaldo?

- Yes.

- What happened last week?

- Five people got shot.

- What happened the week before that?

- They had a shootout at the gas station.

- Mama, if the streetlights come on

and we still outside, like--

- If the streetlights come on,

and y'all still outside, then you're punished.

- I was just about to say that.

- You're punished.

- For how long?

- Till I say you come off punishment.

- Yes, ma'am.

- Your brother gets punished, you're gonna get punished too.

- But what if I stay inside, and he's going out?

- Then he just get punished.

7:00, 7:30, whatever time you see streetlights come on,

that mean you have to come inside, Ronaldo.

And you already know when you have your brother, to--

- Come inside?

- Come inside.

The people next door, across the street,

round the corner, no.

No.

Around the corner we be at,

that's close to where that shooting happened at.

- Mama--

- It was right on that block.

The orange house.- It was right on that--

- The orange house.

- Well, I don't know what house.

- It was an orange house

right down the street from it.

- Five people got shot,

I come to find out I grew up with the girl.

Her and her baby got shot.

Baby smaller than your brother.

- Six, I think.

- Yeah.

- And got grazed.

- Yes.

Grazed in the head by a bullet.

If you go out, don't go around that corner.

Go in front of the door and play ball.

Okay?

- All right.

- Yeah, but we ain't got no ball. - We could play like it or something.

- Yes you do.

You've got that football in there.

- Which one?

- We have a football?

- Yeah.

So you all be good.

If you go outside, what time,

you got your house key?

- Oh, yeah.

- All right.

What time to be inside?

- Seven.

Before the streetlights come on.

- Before the streetlights come on, okay?

- Could we go by our cousins'?

- Who?

- Elaine's children.

- Who?

- Elaine's children.

- Elaine's children?

- We gonna talk about it when she come back.

- We're gonna talk when I come back, okay?

- Yeah.

- All right.

Bye, Ronaldo.- Bye, mom.

- Bye, Titus.

- Bye, mama.

We could probably play football when it stop raining.

- I lost my key.

I gotta get a new one.

- Oh my gosh!

- Gotta get a new one.

Don't think you're lucky now.

- Oh, okay.

- Eight on me.

Eight.- All right.

Oh!

Wait, hold up!- Nine.

- Oh yeah.

Nine.- Just get it.

- All right, come on.

Oh, I got it.

- Check on you.

- Mm-mm.

- Five on me.

Three on you.

Seven on me.

- We're coming up on the one year anniversary

of Alton being viciously murdered right here

where we stand, and the New Black Panther Party,

the Resistance, Stop the Killings, Black Lives Matter,

the family of Alton Sterling,

all the people who believe in freedom fighting,

all the people who believe in basic human rights

and justice, for us to be able to stand up for what's right,

it's an honor to be here fighting for justice

for Alton Sterling.

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

Justice for Alton Sterling!- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!

- Black power for Alton Sterling!

- Black power for Alton Sterling!

- We're not gonna forget!

We're not gonna forget you.

We're gonna get justice.

We're gonna get it when?

- Now!

- We gonna get it when?- Now!

- When?- Now!

- When?- Now!

- When?- Now!

- Black power!- Black power!

- No justice!- No peace!

- No justice!- No peace!

- No justice!- No peace!

- No justice!- No peace!

- No justice!- No peace!

- What do we want?- Justice!

- When do we want it?- Somebody, hurry give

him the flyer, hurry up!

Hurry up!

Down here!

- Black motherfucking power!

- Fuck the police!- Fuck the police!

- Fuck the police!- Fuck the police!

- Fuck the police!- Black power!

- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Keep it going, y'all, keep it going!

All power to the people!- All power to the people!

- What do we want?- Justice!

- When do we want it?

- Justice!- Now!

- What do we want?- Justice!

- When do we want it?- Now!

- What do we want?- Justice!

- When do we want it?- Now!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Justice for Alton Sterling

- We was fuckin' doomed a long time ago as black people.

I'm talking about from years when my grandmother

was a young girl,

we was conceived,

everybody in the world is conceived into sin

in God's eyesight.

None of us is perfect.

But as black people, we've been pushed out long time ago.

I read a book called "How to Break a Slave."

It's written by Willy Lynch.

You know where I'm at, youngster?

- Willy Lynch.

- And I remember an episode in his book,

and it brings me back to when my grandmother

used to tell me all these things.

I used to always stay in the house

and listen to all these songs

and sang it for my grandmother and them,

and listen at every word they spoke,

I ate it with a spoon.

And I remember that, thank God for it.

And there's in an episode in his very book

where this man said, he told the guy

go get, I'ma show you what to do

with these niggers.

They don't wanna act right, I'm gonna show you what to do.

I want you to go get me two donkeys.

Put a donkey here,

put one here.

Tie that nigger's legs to them donkeys.

I want you to go get his wife

and his son,

don't bring his daughter.

Get his wife and his son

and put them in front of it.

He said, I want you to slap that donkey on his ass.

And split that nigger apart.

Once that black woman see what happened to her husband

with her son, she gonna let that fucking nigger boy know,

don't fuck with us.

And that's how they broke slaves.

And that's why we always had to respect,

even today, we see the police, we see white people.

Oh, let's get over here.

Them white people are gonna think we're gonna steal.

It's in our DNA.

It's already in us to respect the white man.

You heard me, Terry?

It's already in us, my baby.

But we, at one point, we want to get over it.

We want to.

We don't wanna live like that.

And no, we've been set free,

but we still being fucking slaves, goddamn it.

- Modern slaves!

- We still slaves

because at the end of the day

that woman, when she breed more children,

she breed fear.

When she was pregnant, she was scared.

So they were born to be fucking scared.

- Everything is a system.

In the 80s, then they put the drugs and guns on the street.

You know what I'm saying?

- That's true.

- They got us addicted to the guns,

and that's how we started killing each other.

We weren't killing each other when we was marching,

with Martin Luther King and Malcolm X.

You see what I'm saying?

- Yeah!- Right.

- So like you say, it's a psychology warfare going on.

- We ain't had guns in the hood.

How'd guns get in the hood?

- So many black people have gotten jipped

out of their work.

They ain't had the,

we created over the years, over centuries,

and white people have capitalized off of it.

Even during slavery times.

Black people give all of that work for nothing,

and got the hell beat out of them

while the white people live high on the hulk.

It ain't fair.

And today we still not getting our just reward.

Even you look at all of these black men getting killed,

these white policemen killing them,

and the law is not on our side.

- How could you, you can kill a man in cold blood,

but if it was one of us, if he was black,

we automatically got murder,

but you, they trying to find the lesser sentence

that they could, which is man-slaughter,

and manslaughter's really beating somebody with the bat.

- Right, exactly.

- Ain't no gunplay.

- Right.

- A dozen murders.

- But they wanna shoot you, because you got dreadlocks,

but look how intelligent you is.

- That's right.

- He don't wanna know what's inside you,

he wanna judge the book before you open it up!

You know?

He look at you, but look how intelligent you is.

- That's right.

- In 2017, you that brother, that brother.

- Young brother.

Young, young.

Young generation--- But he wanna check

your style out.- Yeah. Yeah.

- Because he don't like your style,

but this has been premeditated, like the sister said.

This been a long time ago.

Why they don't respect us?

Because we were never considered a people

from the beginning.- No.

- We was already considered animals.

- Yeah.

- We don't get no justice!

We get just-for-us.

- That's it, that's it.

- We don't get justice, huh?

- That's it, my boy.- That what y'all

are calling it?

We don't get no justice.

That's why the brother crossed the river

didn't get no justice.

That's why the brother over in Baton Rouge

ain't getting no justice.

- It's hard being a black person

because I mean you gotta think about it every day

is almost our last.

We pray to God and hope that we live and wake up everyday,

but to wake up and be able to go outside

and not know that that could be your last time

seeing your kids, or waking up to your kids,

I mean, it's difficult.

I mean, I have six kids of my own.

It's scary.

- Thanks for talking, everybody.

- It's been a struggle with me since--

- Talk to me.

- I was younger.

I never thought I was gonna make it to see 23,

let alone 40, you know what I'm saying?

- Oh my.

- I never knew I was gonna make it this far.

- Yes.

- But I have a greater understanding of life,

just in general.

And I have hope now, you know?

I don't fear anymore.

- Great.

Give me a minute, drummer.

At the end of the day, all that we know

see if we stick together, we will run this very world.

There is nothing better than us.

- If you don't stand for something

you're gonna always fall for something.

- And we keep falling for nothing.

- You're gonna always fall for nothing.

- We keep falling for nothing.

- We could break our fingers,

but all these fingers together is harder to break.

- That's right.

- Five.

One, they're only for decoration.

Two.

Three.

So, what you think we're gonna do for the Fourth?

- Oh.- What you wanna do?

- I don't know.- So this

is May, June, July.

That's coming up, I guess.

What you wanna cook?

- Anything.

- What you thinking?

- I like okra gumbo.

- You like that,

you wanna do okra?

Why you wanna do okra gumbo?

- Okra, it's too hot for filet.

- It's too hot for the filet.

What you think, what you want?

What kind of,

we just had smoked sausage and hamburger.

Maybe we can do barbecue?

And from there we're gonna go to the bar.

I'm gonna do the Fourth of July party up there.

- By the beach?

- Yeah, up there by the bar.

And I'm gonna have food there too,

but I'm gonna do red beans and ribs.

We'll have a big party, I'm gonna perform,

the band gonna perform.

Windex Pete, everybody gonna be there.

You gonna be able to drink next week.

- You take the wheel off, you push it.

See the valve on the inner tube?

- Mm-hmm.- You just push it up.

You take the inner tube out from the valve,

but this one's been in there for a while

so you gotta kind of work it in.

- There for like two years, no?

- Yeah.

So.

I'll work it out somehow.

We might have to wait til we'll be able to cut

the compressor back on though, because I might have to

change that other tire first.

It's a little bigger than this one.

It came off another bike, and I had put it

on my girl's bike, but it was too small for her.

We're gonna ride Thursday.

- Yeah, we riding Thursday.

- Yeah.

- Oh, shoot.

- Look at that park up there!

- Hi!

- Come on.

Come on, come on.

Come on.

- Come on.

You got it?

- Yup, right.

- Let's go.

- I'm gonna fall.

- Come on.

You got it, come on.

Come on, you got it.

- One, two. One, two.

I got it, I got it.

One, two. One, two.

Don't step in the ant pile.

- Why do you always bite your nails?

I'm about to get in there.

No, for real.

I'm about to get in.

I'm about to get in.

T, just come right here.

Just come right here.- No.

- Just right here.- No!

- Why you scared?- I'm not!

- Yes you are!

- Stop, 'cause that part's slippery.

You gonna slip and fall,

and you gonna fall in the river.

- Oh, look at the dragonfly!

Look at him!

Look how blue it is!

- Poisonous.

You've got two of 'em.

No, bro.

- Just come on.

If you fall, all you gonna do is just this.

- That's maybe not a good idea.

- Just come on.

- Oh no.

Come on, slow and steady.

Slow, slow.

Walk, walk, walk.

Walk, walk, walk.

Walk, walk, walk.

Good, come on.

Good. Good. Good.

- I'll take responsibility,

but I got so many enemies around me

that, and it's the very people that I love.

Nobody else not gonna fuck with me in a bad way,

because I'm not gonna allow nobody up on me like this.

You see what I'm saying?

I'm not gonna do that.

It's the same fucking people that I love

and wanna embrace, and wanna help,

and I'm not trying to act like I'm a baller.

I ain't got no goddamn money.

I told you, I opened the bar with pennies, you know?

I opened the damn bar with pennies,

now I got it, I got it started.

I made a good name for myself.

My reputation is awesome.

But it's no doubt, maybe I don't know

how to manage money.

I'm pretty good with the bar,

but if I can get me some goddamn help

then I can hold onto the bar.

But I can't do it by my own self,

and that's what I was trying to do.

I said I'm gonna get the bar no matter what.

I told you about Brian, my ex-husband,

told you about his ass

well he helped me to open the goddamn bar,

we opened a bar, he helped me with some money.

I was saving some money and I decided

Brian I wanna get a bar.

He didn't like the fucking idea.

I went on and done it, because I needed

something for me.

Some type of security.

So I did that.

So now I have this motherfucker, I made this big power move

and opened a bar, and knowing I don't know nothing about it,

but I'm not afraid.

I'm not scared.

I'm not fucking scared,

and I need your support.

I'm going through a whole lot.

I'm going through so fucking much.

Well, shit.

I gotta pay the rent.

I don't own the bar or anything.

I don't own nothing.

It's just, shit I gotta pay Victor.

I gotta give Victor, I guess, now $2200.

I gotta give him $2200.

I gotta do it in the next month and a half.

That's all I got.

That's all I have.

I hope I make it.

If not, then I'm gonna have to ride out.

It's just business.

It's just business.

- "We want full employment for our people

and we demand the dignity to do for ourselves

what we have begged the white man to do for us.

Three, we want tax exemption and an end to robbery

of the black nation by the capitalists."

- "We wanna end the capitalistic domination of Africa

in all of its forms, imperialism,

criminal settler colonialism,

neocolonialism, racism, sexism, Zionism,

apartheid, and artificial borders."

That's the part you have to remember, it's a bold point.

But we want you to also internalize,

we believe that this wicked, racist government has robbed us

and now we are depending the overdue reparations.

A form of reparations was promised 100 years ago,

40 acres and a mule.

As restrictions for the continue,

as restitution for the continued genocide of our people,

and to meaningful measure to repair

the damage from the African holocaust,

which we call the Maafa.

The American white man owes us reparations.

England owes us reparations.

France owes us reparations.

Spain and all of Europe owe reparations.

You know, giving a job is not reparations.

Getting a mortgage is not reparations.

A settlement, when the police just killed your children,

is not reparations.

It's restitution.

But reparations is supposed to be to repair,

to put you back whole, to put you as a people

back in the condition you were before

this holocaust took place.

- We do need better education,

because even now, our generation of babies,

they're not teaching our babies

what they were teaching us then.

They were teaching us that we were slaves,

now that they teaching us that we came here

for a better living.

They're not even, I don't believe they're even

really just getting down and dirty about how

true evil and decadent this American society is.

- We have to have our own schools.

The state pays $3000 a month to educate a child,

but $5000 to incarcerate.

They said they built the prisons

based on how many people can't read

by third grade.

So they make sure that children can't read by third grade.

But how long are we gonna keep going to the people

who enslaved our ancestors, our grandmother.

My great grandmother was killed by the Klan.

- "A Panther must be a vanguard example

for African people at all times.

In order to accomplish this great and divine mission,

here she must be spiritually, culturally,

and politically conscious,

respectful and courteous to all people,

and demand the same every term,

militant, always engaged in a war in mind,

and war for the minds of hearts," excuse me,

"of African people, while carrying oneself

in an organized and orderly fashion."

- Go back.

Say it again.

- "Militant, always engaged in war

for the hearts and minds of African people,

while carrying oneself in an organized and orderly fashion.

Humble, willing to release any arrogant attitudes

and superior ideas of oneself,

and discipline, one should sacrifice

your lower personal desires

for the greater good of the mission."

- Black power.

- Black power.

- Of course, there's no cookie cutter

solution to revolution, or we'd already be free.

But we are in the game.

And we in it to win.

So we don't have no option to fail.

We really don't have an option to fail.

To even be a Black Panther is an honor.

It's a privilege.

It's not a social club.

It's not a religion.

We can't promise you no sweet pie in the sky when you die.

That's not gonna happen.

You know what I'm saying?

We can't pay you like the US military.

Which is basically mercenaries.

You have to put in on this.

Just like Harriet Tubman.

Nat Turner.

And any other freedom fighter.

They got their freedom.

Whatever you perceive can be done.

If we think we can't, we won't.

We have to change our, whatever you conceive, you can do.

And people's hearts believe what their eyes see.

We have to each one show,

or we're gonna go to jail, yeah.

Or somebody gonna kill you.

Or people gonna betray you.

Or people gonna lie to you.

So what?

We gotta keep going.

We gotta deal with the consequences,

bury our dead, and keep fighting.

- Who did you fight with--

- Somebody in school.

- Who?

- It was a boy.

- What his name is?

- Kevin.

- What?

- Kevin.

- I can't hear you.

- Kevin.

- Oh.

Was he white or black?

- He has my skin.

- I'm talking about his race.

- Mm-mm.

- His race.

You don't know what your race is?

Black, white, Latino, Asian

Mexican, Puerto Rican, what?

What he was?

Black, white, what?

- Um, he was--

- He was black, right?

- Yeah.

- All right.

So say black.

Just so you know

race is you black, white,

that's what your race is.

So he's black.

Your color is like if you're light-skinned,

caramel, chocolate, brown, or like that's your skin color.

But not your race.

So you could be light-skinned and people will still know

that you're black.

People know that you're still black,

so whatever color you are, it doesn't matter.

It's what race you are.

You know how you try to follow me sometimes?

- Mm-hmm.

- That's why I be so mean to you

when you try to be following me,

because when you're always following me,

say when I go off to college or something,

who you gonna follow then?

You ain't gonna have nobody to follow but your friends,

and here you go--

and they're gonna try to get you into bad stuff

because if they end up doing the wrong stuff,

like some of our cousins doing,

we have three of our cousins that's in jail right now,

including my dad.

My dad in jail.

Hit me, man.

When you hit me twice, hit me hard too.

No, like this.

So you gotta.

Like, so, put your ...

No.

- I know!

- Boom, boom.

But look, don't do this.

Don't do this, look.

Don't do this.

Do this.

You all right.

Come on.

You should know why I'm teaching you how to fight.

- 'Cause I should get better?

- No.

To protect yourself.

But you won't always fight.

You don't always fight,

because nowadays people don't fight.

They like to shoot.

But not people your age.

Not people your age.

People who are my age.

Nobody nine years old about to come up to you

with no gun and shoot at you.

You still have a little time to fight,

but fighting's not good

unless you have to do it.

All right, now swing with your left.

Yeah.

Now hit it with your right leg, switch.

Yeah.

Yeah you keep doing that.

Hit me.

- I'm trying to.

See?

- You gotta hit me.

What'd I say?

Come on.

- Stop, you're hurting me.

- No, no.

- Stop, you're hurting my jaw!

- We gotta go, come on.

Come on.

- You're hitting me too much!

- No more fighting.

Stop.

- Oh!- Oh lord!

- Oh my god!

That's deep!

Wanna go in there again?

I would.

- We'll wait for the train.

That's what we've been waiting for.

The train.

- You can't see the rock no more.

- You know what we should do?

- What?

- Jump on a train and go all the way to Florida.

- No!

I wonder if the train's coming.

Uh.

- I wonder if that's the train.

- Yeah.

That's the train.

'Cause I know it's the train, 'cause it's gonna come around,

it's gonna come around, and then it's gonna come.

The train gonna come.- That's not a train.

- Mm-hmm.

- Why the noise going then?

- Bag.

- Red.

- We need to catch them brothers with that Farmer's Market.

Fold it with the drinks up.

- Black people, we gotta deal with race and class.

You throw a black woman into the equation,

you gotta deal with racism, sexism, and classism.

So it's pretty much what it is.

But that's all that it is.

The homeless, we're in the greatest country in the world,

and that's like, how could you be in the

greatest country in the world,

and one of the contradictions of that

is you have this mass homelessness.

To me, don't add up right.

But I think the problem is, when you talk about

black people

and I'm really cautious about using this term, black,

because everybody who black ain't black,

but if you tell my black people,

and you start yelling black power,

like motherfuckers go oh wait, hold up,

you know, that's reverse racism,

you're like, in what way, shape, or form or fashion is it?

And see the thing is, white people don't have to

say white power.

They don't have to do that shit,

because they know they'll be called racist in a flash

so they don't have to do that.

What they do is they legislate.

I am saying, they control the power.

The corporations, the Fortune 500,

they control the power.

So they don't have to say white power.

- When you go down Saint Bernard you start seeing them.

Then we go to Earhart.

- They need water.

- So we knocked on the tents?

All right.

- Water.

- How you doing, sister?

- We gonna bring it to you.

- Thank you brother.

God bless you.

- They look at you and they keep going.

Like they don't have nothing, or they cuss you out

like they don't care.

- Poor people, just general people?

- Yeah.

Now some of them do give you money.

They give you a dollar, ten dollars,

$20 or whatever they wanna give you.

- How long you been out here?

- I've been out here for almost three weeks now.

- Three weeks?- Yeah.

- Where were you at first?

- I was staying with my auntie,

but I got here.

- Well, we're trying to get some exposure

what's going on, and also trying to bring something

instead of just coming.

We're gonna do our part to do more.

- All right.

- You know, we wanna do more.

- Well, if you ever need help or whatever,

let me know.

- Give her information.

- I don't have no phone right now.

- We gonna give you our number.

What's your name?

- Jamie.

- Sister Jamie.

- Yes, ma'am.

- We brought you some waters and food, man.

We're trying to take care.

- We want to make sure you get it.

Black power.

- What's up?

Black power, man.

That's right.

All right.

Right behind you, bro.

What's up?

How you doing?

You all right?

We out here just trying to feed the people today bro.

We the New Black Panther Party of Self Defense.

- Hello.

Hi.

- Sandwich?

Sandwich, anyone?

- Hello.

Want some water?- water

- Cold drink?

Want a cold drink?

- Soft drink?

- Some water?

A sandwich?- Cold drinK?

Sandwich, want a sandwich?

- I do.

- We'll get you a sandwich.

Y'all got all of them over there?

- Just wanted to make sure we come

show a little love to y'all.

- Normally we would have just walked out there.

- Normally I don't wanna get run over.

- But we got the force.

But we should do that shit that we do.

- Yeah!

Yeah!

- Work out, goddammit!

Work, work!

- Work out, work it out!

Work it out!

- Nice going, Nay-nay!

- Maybe we can put this one here?

What you think?

- No.

- No?

- No.

- Well where am I gonna put it?

I want it to be seen.

And somebody drinking, Picture that.

Stand up and cut they fucking head.

- You're right.

- All right, so I was thinking here

for my daddy's picture board.

Ernie K-Doe's dead.

Allen Toussaint died last year.

- And I knew him.

- Yeah, and Jessie Hill in 1989.

- Right.

- '98, '98, '89.

It's been so long.

- Right, 'cause I was gone then.

- You was incarcerated.

- Right.

- All that time.

You weren't here when Jessie died.

- Wasn't here.

- You was here when your mama died?

- Nope.

- Goddammit.

- I wasn't here when nobody died.

- Yeah.

I thought you was home when your mama passed.

- They wouldn't let me go.

- They ain't let you out?

They usually let people out when their mama dies.

- Well, I'm a threat to security.

- You broke away before?

- No, I fight the police.

- Oh Lord, Michael.

Yeah, I remember.- Do you remember.

For your mama's funeral.

For your mama's funeral,

your mama died in what year?

- I don't know.

I don't know when she died.

- Put this down.

Wait. Wait, wait.

I need you to help me to understand something.

Put this here.

Your mama died, and you don't remember the year, honey?

- I don't remember the year.

Don't know where she's buried at.

- Fuck.

Why you didn't been told me that?

- Because I didn't want anybody to know.

It's kind of embarrassing.

- No, you don't be embarrassed with me.

- Well, I remember.

- You keep it 100 with me like I do with you.

Now if you'd have told me you don't know

where your mama at, ain't no fucking way in the world

I would have let you wander around like that.

I would have put you in my car,

and I'm going to do it.

I'm gonna show you exactly where your mama's grave is.

You gotta find some kind of closure.

And maybe that's why you're not doing what you should do

as a man in life.

But I know your heart is sincere,

and I know what type of dude you is.

Whether you're clean, or running.

But you've gotta find some kind of way,

whatever kind of demon you got on your back

that's driving you to live the way you live,

it's got to be something that can help.

And all I can do, you don't know where she's at,

I'm gonna bring you.

We're gonna get in the car,

we're gonna go right there.

Maybe you can go ask for forgiveness,

whatever you feel you need to do

to get some closure with your mama, man.

I didn't know you didn't know where she was.

- Sorry it's taken me so long to come see you, too.

Man, man, man.

I gotta go, Judy.

I gotta go.

I remember the day,

I didn't make his bed up and he told me

to make his bed up,

I said I don't sleep in that bed.

And then he beat me like I was a grown man.

Do you know what my mama said?

Then you shouldn't have made him mad.

- You remember them pipes you put the mattress on?

Them big old long pipes for the bed?

- Yeah, I remember.

- Remember he used to beat you with that?

That pipe.

I remember that.

I used to be in your mama's house.

Because I'd come down there to hang out with you.

- Yeah, the worst thing is

everybody says it's love.

- Love don't love like that.- Yeah.

- Love is not abusive.

Love don't cause problems for the mind.

Love don't break hearts.

Love don't wrestle you down like a dog.

Love don't lock the food in a closet

and not feed you.

See, I remember that.

I was there.

I was there.

Michael, the only way you can succeed in life first,

take what you've got in here.

Do good man, Do good.

If you keep on misusing people,

your lifestyle's gonna be worse.

You might wind up crawling on your belly

like a snake, fucking over people, boy.

You cry for your mama, so that means you have a heart.

You gotta think about other people.

Them people you fighting, they got family that love them.

I've been bullied.

I feel the same way you feel.

I hate motherfuckers that fuck over people

'cause I've been there.

I couldn't even read a book.

That's why I can't read and write.

You know who educated me?

Me.

I didn't listen to nothing the teacher had to say.

I had no time,

because I'm worried about these five motherfuckers

behind me gonna whip my ass when I got out of school,

so I can't think, and I want to learn,

I want to write, and I want to be able to spell

cat and bat and all this shit,

but I can't stay focused,

because these motherfuckers are already going to fuck

me up outside.

So I can't wait, at three o'clock I'm running home.

And I didn't have to, 'cause the family's big

and they got people in the family that wanna fight,

but I was too embarrassed to say I was scared in school.

I always was humble.

And I'm saying that to say, Michael,

you gotta calm down, my boy.

You got to.

You got to, or just 'cause people smoking a pipe,

shooting heroin, snorting coke, taking pills,

they got people that love them.

And guess what?

On top of that, they got some of those motherfuckers

who come back.

Because they've probably been in your same situation,

got fucked up, beat up, bullied,

motherfuckers taking and going in their pockets

and stealing shit.

Can't do it.

Can't do it.

Look at our situation.

We lost some family members from gun violence.

Five children dead from gun violence in here.

- Right.

- Put your hat back on.

I don't know, has he got tattoos on his neck too?

- Yeah, you know.

Like right here.

- I haven't paid attention to it.

I haven't seen your daddy in years, Ronaldo.

- Oh man, I ain't getting that many tattoos.

I'm not getting like him.

- You're not getting none.

- I'm getting one.

- No you're not.

And I'm gonna tell him that.

I'm gonna talk to your daddy.

- He already know I got this tattoo.

- What did he say?

He said don't do that no more.

- That's what he said?

- Or he gonna hit on me.

- That's what he said?

Your grandma told him about it, huh?

- Yeah.

- What she told him?

- She was like that, this little boy

went and snuck and got a tattoo.

- That's what your grandmother said, Ronaldo?

What Big Ol' say?

- He just say you're wild now.

- That's what he said?

- Mm-hmm.

- He mentioned something to me

about you staying with him.

- Me?

- You staying with him.

So I mean, if you do stay with him,

you're gonna have to,

you're gonna come by me on weekends.

- Yeah.

- Okay.

So how do you feel about that?

- Good.

- Okay.

So you don't have a problem with that?

- No.

- All right.

What did he say about the driving school?

- I think he supposed to be helping with that.

- Okay.

- I thought, like,

yeah, he'd help me.

I don't think he's gonna give me like a brand new car.

I think he's gonna get me a used car.

- Okay, and didn't he mention something

about when he's on work release,

he's gonna be sending money?

- He's gonna be saving up money

and sending me money.

- Money. Okay.

- Right at the cup.

The reason I don't really like want to move

with my dad is because, I don't know

if he's gonna get in trouble again,

so I probably won't see him for a little minute

if he gets in trouble again,

since he's been getting in trouble

and he said he was gonna stop.

It's like he addicted to that.

- Well, they say sometimes there be a curse

upon you.

- I don't know if it be a curse.

It be, probably he wants to change,

but he just--

- I sure hope you don't follow

in his footsteps, Ronaldo.

- I'm scared to do crimes!

After the experience I had with the police,

I don't want to do no more crime.

Well, I never did a crime.

I just don't wanna do nothing dumb

that's gonna put me in jail.

- That's just right.

That's right.

You see, that's a lesson learned too.

You just so happened to be with them

and they so happened to break into a school.

- Don't.

- Look what happened.

And you were scared.

- To death.

Thought I was going to jail for a long time.

- Mm-hmm.

She called me up on the phone, the lady,

and said this is the New Orleans Police Department.

- I was so scared that you was,

I thought you were gonna hurt me.

- Yeah, I was gonna hurt you.

- Wait, what did they say?

- She said this is the New Orleans Police Department.

I have your son.

Then I said, you have my son?

She said, wait calm down.

She said he's not in any trouble.

She said he was with some guys,

and they broke into a school.

They broke into Dillon.

But I had to send someone to come get you.

- I was so scared.

- I know you were scared.

That's a lesson learned.

And guess what?

How old are you?

You're 14?

- Yeah.

- Your daddy was around that age

when he first started getting in trouble.

Maybe 13.

12, 13 years old

his first time going to jail.

- When he was like 13?

- Yeah.

- For a long time?

- I don't know, you'll have to ask him.

- Well my grandpa said that he was

skipping school and stuff.

- You don't wanna follow in his footsteps, Ronaldo.

You don't.

- Well yeah, man.

- So you better stick to the books.

Yeah?

If you go stay with your daddy, okay?

I don't need you picking up no bad habits.

- I know what you mean.

Like smoking weed.

- My point exactly.

- Yeah, all right.

- What else?

- Selling weed.

- Not them bad habits, Ronaldo.

- I'm not smoking or selling weed.

I'm not doing either one, 'cause I'm scared to do either.

Well, I'm not scared to smoke, but I'm not gonna smoke.

Not scared to smoke, but.

- Well, okay.

- You look like you got a little, ah,

you look like you got little twisties right there.

My hair higher than yours?

Ah.

Chill, chill, chill.

Ow, now it burns!

Is it bleeding?

- Let me see it.

No, let me see it.

I'm doing a good job.

- Don't peel it, bro.

- Well your hair's straight.

You've got the good hair.

- I know.

I like this one.

Wait, but where do you put the key at?

Come here.

Where do you put the key at?

Where?

You should get this one.

- I don't know.

- That's what I'm trying to find out.

Which one you looking at, the black one?

Oh yeah, 'cause that one's got tinted windows on here.

It's gray.

- They got TVs?

- I'm trying to see.

- Nope, they don't got TVs on this one.

- No.

That one looks cool!

Got the engines.

- Oh, look at the cage.

Look at it.

- Yeah.

- Ah, get this.

- Oh my god, look at the two things!

Get this car.

Oh my gosh, it, oh never mind.

- Hopefully I'll get it

when my dad gets out of jail.

If he don't have enough money,

he's gonna get me a used car.

I don't really care if it's a used car or a new car

because I'm gonna be able to get around in it.

But if it's a stolen used car, I'm not having it.

- So that's what happened,

and that's my conversation.

That happened yesterday!

Yesterday.

What do you want with this gin, baby?

- I'll be a grass cutting clown.

- But my whole thing is like being in a boxing ring.

Long as we know what kind of ring,

we ain't kickboxing, we ain't shadow boxing.

We ain't knocking motherfuckers out.

We straight fighting.

We're going toe to toe, for about ten minutes straight.

That's what kind of ring we in,

and as soon as we believe that,

we can get past that.

And I understand, I mean I hate it,

I hate to speak it, I love everybody,

I don't discriminate, man,

but I can't fucking forget what it's hitting for.

And that's what it is.

In Jackson, Mississippi, even in New Orleans,

the South was racist from the beginning.

Come on, help me!

- I mean, you know we have been dealing with this,

but it's just still kind of frustrating

to see that somebody's head was amputated

in a state that's just basically a racist state.

And it's 2017, and they're like in denial.

I mean, we can read the newspaper

and see what we think.

- But the only thing about us,

we've been having a hard time

since my mama was a little girl.

My mama's 87.

- The newspaper article said they're trying to find out

if this is a gang related incident.

- You know that ain't no goddamn gang related!

But guess what happened?

- Did this shit in there, 2017?

- A black guy hung himself on a magnolia tree?

- And yesterday.

They cut this black man's neck off

and put it on the porch.

- You bitch!

I mean, that would, now I've got to go

into some crazy shit.

Now you've got me in a real fucked up mode.

If you cut somebody's head off.

- But the thing about it,

I'm sure it wasn't no black on black crime.

Because black people don't kill like that.

They'll shoot your ass 900 times and keep it moving.

They ain't got no time to cut your fucking neck

because police gonna pop up,

or somebody gonna see it.

So with that being said, I know,

I know, it was racist, and cruel, and fucked up.

And it's sad that we still live there.

Whether we wanna believe it or not.

We can't pretend that it don't happen

because it do everyday.

- Go ahead, knock on the door.

- Hello?

- Bang on it like the police.

- Hello, is anybody home?

- Come on, brother.

Somebody coming?

- How are you doing?

My name is Jonathan.

I'm a representative of the New Black Panther Party.

I just wanted to ask you a few questions.

- Hello. Hi.- Sorry to disturb you, ma'am.

- Are you afraid?

- No, I just don't wanna do it.

- We'll just give you information just in case.

So you don't have to be afraid.

You can call us on your own.

You wanna talk to me off the record?

You wanna give me your number?

- No.

I'll call if I do wanna talk about it.

- Okay.

- I'm not ...

- That's okay.

I understand.

- All right.

- Black power, sister.

Shit, I'd be afraid too,

a fucking head was next door in my town.

And she got children.

You saw the babies, there was a kid in there.

I wonder if it were the kids that found the head.

Come on, brother.

Double time.

Mike, come on.

- Sir!

Okay.

- What'd he say?

- Give him a second.

Yes, sir?

Is it okay if I speak with you?

I'm a representative of the New Black Panther Party

for Self Defense.

- Of the what?

- Black Panthers, sir.

- Black power.

- How you doing, brother?

- Black power, brother.

- Hi.

How you doing?

All right?

- Excuse me. I'm sorry.

They're with us.

- Okay.

- I'm Krystal Muhammad, the National Chair

of the New Black Panther Party.

- Right.

- This is our chief of staff.

And we were trying to find out,

we're doing like a people's investigation

trying to find out what happened to Jeremy Jackson

and if anybody's heard anything,

I know this is a terrible thing that happened.

Especially across the street from your house.

So would you like to speak about anything

that you know, or how you feel about what happened,

or anything that you might be able to tell us to help,

because we're not trusting what the police

and the FBI are saying.

- All I can tell you is that it happened Saturday morning.

One of my tenants came over and told me about it.

Said there was a head over there.

I saw it from here, but I went over there and looked at it,

but other than that.

- We don't want people to feel like,

that this kind of thing can happen

and don't nobody else care about it.

- I understand that.

- We don't want people to think that--

- It's a tragic thing.

But like I said, I didn't know him.

- Right right.

I can tell it's bothering you right now, right?

- Huh?

- It bothers are right now, right?

- Of course.

- Yes, sir.

I'm gonna give you my number.

All right, thank you.

- This is my cell.

- Thank you brother. Sorry about that.

- That's all right.

- All right.

- Okay.

- You have a good one.

- Black power.- All right.

Black power.

- I don't hear no dog barking.

Now I hear the dog barking.

- All right, come on.

That house is vacant.

So these cowards gonna mark niggers

on the elementary school sign

across the street where they put

the swastika sign and the KKK.

And the fucking police gonna have nothing to say,

this is some kids?

Even the Klan let you know it was KKK

because they put KKK.

The same day that Jeremy Jackson was decapitated.

This is some bullshit.

How are you all doing?

Would you mind talking about what's going on here?

How you doing sir?

Black power.

- Black power, brother.

- Police came.

Like you said, they don't want you to talk.

- No, they didn't do nothing.

They just gave us a card and went off.

- That was it?

- Yeah, so.

I mean, it's a mess.

It's a big mess.

And now I'm stuck with trying to get everything handled,

the insurance, you know how they is.

It goes on.

What they're gonna give, and that's it.

So, they toe out all the vehicles

so now I've gotta start all over again.

- So on the way over here, where we left,

we found where to body was burnt.

- Right.

- That's nothing but the damn Ku Klux Klan.

- Yeah.

- We know it's the Klan.

- Right.

In their nature--

- That's why we're doing out own investigation.

- You Know, we just seen on Facebook today

about somebody in New York, they caught them same way.

- Same way.- Same stuff.

- Well they're very aggressive out here, clearly.

- Yeah.

- And they're trying to basically intimidate the people.

- Yeah.

- This is Klan.

- And imagine how they try to explain this to the children

what all this is.

I don't even know how to first of all

break this down to them.

They ask everyday, Mama what's KKK?

- If it was just for me,

I'm very sure they wouldn't have took the time

to get to school.

- Well that's the thing about the Ku Klux Klan

in the past, they would target the strong man

to intimidate the not strong man.

You're a deacon in the church.

You have a family.

You've got money, You've got houses.

So they do this to you,

when somebody who don't have money

don't stand a chance.

- See right here?

They've got the little symbol.

Right there.

- Oh, they put the swastika symbol on the tree.

- Right.

- Well I'm glad you're all strong people.

Sorry this happened to y'all.

- Thank you.

- Don't be scared of no KKK.

Y'all got the Black Panthers.

Black power.

- Black power!

- Black power.

- Black power!

- I'm gonna give it you,

I'm gonna give it to you and you give it

right back to me.

Come on, come on.

- And do it again now?

- Let me see.

I gotta come through.

- There, we've got it now.

- Yes.

Pull that.

- Do I keep doing that?

- Go again, yeah.

Go again.

Go again.

I'm gonna try the little bitty ones after this.

- Right, this way?

- So we're riding to take our city back

from all the violence, and crime,

and gentrification and all that.

You know, when I ride in my neighborhood,

or I'm riding on my bike, or riding in my car,

I don't know half of the people in my neighborhood,

then you know, everything is being gentrified now,

and we're being kicked out because we can't afford

rent in our own neighborhoods that we grew up in.

So we light it up with our bicycles.

You know, letting them know that we're not afraid,

and we're gonna ride.

I'll ride for whatever's mine.

Because I grew up in the hood, too.

So with the bikes, and with the lighting up the city,

it's a sign of unity.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, these people are standing for something.

- We'll do like you said, ride our bikes,

and ride for the cause.

And show them that we're not afraid.

But it's gonna take more than us.

You know?

Our group is pretty large, but it's pretty small as well.

So if we get another thirty, forty, fifty more people

that feel the same way that we feel,

- make a rule.- maybe we can make a change.

- yeah.- You know what I mean?

- Yeah, I say so.

I think it's time now to take it to the street,

and let's ride for our city.

- Yeah.

- Oh hey, you're about to crash into me, bro!

- I'm not crashing into nobody!

- What?

No there's not.

- Oh there's not?

It looked like it.

- Don't get in the circle, now.

- Don't get in the circle you don't know

what you're doing, man.

Come on now, Come on now.

Come on now!

Come on now!

- Whoa! Whoa!

- Get out of here, boy.

Get out of here.

You don't know what you're doing.

- Keep going.

Keep going.

Don't worry about him, Don't worry about him.

- Hold up, let me show you how it's done.

Now, watch this.

Let me have it.- watch out.

- Let me have it.

That's it, now let me have it.

Let me have it.

That's it, now.

- Come on. Come on!- Look.

- You're cheating!

- Come on!

Come on, now!

- Other way with it.

Other way with it.

- Look at this circle, boy.

- We tried to hold onto it,

but we about to pack, every musician in here

gonna help me to pack some shit up

and we've got to get up outta here, unfortunately.

But we gave all we had.

We gave everything we did, we gave it all.

From the rooter to the fucking tooter.

- That's right.

- We gave it.

And we gotta get up out of here, y'all.

- That's all right, we ain't going nowhere.

- And if God's willing, maybe--

Yeah.

- Like this.

- I look like an old man.

- Hmm?

- I look like an old man.

- Yeah.

How do you feel about it though, bro?

- Straight back.

- I gotta go to work.

That woman don't care about nothing but partying no more.

It's all she wanna do.

- Very good.

Get on back.

Go straight back with it.

- It's all dirty from last night too.

- Yeah.

- I wanted to ask you, man.

You know where the girl that was with you last night?

- I don't know where she at.

- It's all she wanna do.

- Shawn, how you doing?

Good lord sweetie.

Yeah.

Yeah, but don't put me on hold, please.

I've been on hold,

I'm almost about to pass out.

Yeah, 1931, electricity off.

That's all I need.

1931 Orleans Avenue,

it's under Ooh Poo Pah Doo.

I need the electricity off under that name

because the bar is shut down.

Shutting the bar completely down.

Under Ooh Poo Pah Doo.

I was maybe 18, scoring,

buying drugs, smoking like a motherfucker, stealing every,

if it weren't nailed up, I stole that bitch.

- Took it with you.

- I took it with me.

But I learned.

And I wound up going to jail.

I was with this man that was a dope dealer.

I met this man, I used to take credit cards sometimes,

and I met this man, and I was asking everybody

who got some good crack?

And he said, shit, Big Boy got the crack.

I ain't gonna use his name, but he was a big dude.

And I said all right, I'm gonna go holler at him,

and I brung the shit over there, my jewelry.

I had some pearls worth $4,000

with a chain and two rings worth about ten Gs,

my right hand to God.

I brung it to Big Boy,

as time went on, he was my sugar daddy.

I rolled with this motherfucker,

I rocked him all night.

He was a big old dude.

He has sleep apnea.

- Apnea, So he was going all night sleeping?

- So, but he had all kind of coke.

So sometimes when he fell asleep

he'd keep the coke under his big-ass stomach.

I rubbed that fucking dick,

rocked him to sleep

to steal that coke.

- That's right.

- That crack.

He used to wake up,

bitch I hope you left me something.

I ain't got nothing on this motherfucker.

You done smoked all my motherfucking shit?

I was where you was, and I've been clean since.

I've been clean,

because I didn't like the way I looked.

And I didn't like the way I felt,

and I didn't want what happened to me in my past

to take over me.

I did, girl from age of 15,

I was shaking like a '57 Chevy

with a motherfucking coke habit.

My mama and them didn't know.

My mama and them didn't even know I was being raped

in the house.

But I were.

And fuck.- When I was young,

I was molested and all that.

Right now I'm like, yeah,

I was my molested by my brother.

My oldest brother,

and my mother told me, when she found out

she told me, she sent us in a room.

She told us not to tell nobody.

She wasn't going to the board or whatever,

but he still was doing it.

My little girl was one years old, okay?

And he was staying at my mama's

at the Holy Place apartment,

and he wound up, I never told nobody this,

but he wound up doing my daughter.

And I went to smoking crack more and more.

Forgetting about my daughter, worrying about the crack,

but I was worrying about her pain and what I'd been through.

- Is He still woke?

Is He still woke?

I can only pray that God is still awake.

I can pray that He's not sleeping.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I been there, and I know what the fuck

you're talking about.

You'd be quiet.

Back in the days, you'd be quiet.

- You never say anything, be quiet.

- I was there, my brother-in-law.

He finger-fucked me till the whole sheet,

the whole bed was full of blood.

How about that?

How about that?

But nobody wanna hear us.

I gotta do, when I'm dating, he better not touch me

when I'm sleeping.

I dare him.

And I love him, because he don't.

He waits till I'm woke.

Wide awoke.

Because if he touch me when I'm sleep

I'll shoot him, because I keep my gun,

my little Derringer on his house,

on the end table.

And I told him, I don't tell him where I come from,

but the motherfucker told me.

He said Judy, I don't know what the fuck it is

you went through, but you went through trauma.

- Hmm.

- And I keep the gun.

He said why you got the gun?

I say in case somebody come through the door.

But my whole focus, don't touch me.

Don't put your hand here.

I go to bed buck naked.

Don't motherfucking,

don't touch me.

I feel you.

I feel you.

And if it's a drug you need,

if it's crack you need, smoke.

Smoke one on me.

Smoke one for me.

Little bit of powder, snort on me.

See that dope.

Shoot that motherfucker.

Whatever it takes to make you feel good.

Go for it.

Go for it, go for it, mama.

- Black Power.

- Black power.

Justice for Jeremy Jackson!

- Justice for Jeremy Jackson!

- Justice for Phillip Carroll!

- Justice for Phillip Carroll!

- Justice for Jeremy Jackson!

- Justice for Jeremy Jackson!

- Justice for Phillip Carroll!

- Justice for Phillip Carroll!

- Freedom to the people of the Jackson community!

- Freedom to the people of Jackson community.

- Death to the oppressor!

- Death to the oppressor!

- Freedom to the people

of the Jackson community!

- Freedom to the people of the Jackson community!

- And death to the oppressor.

- And death to the oppressor.

- In all his forms.

See, this is not something to be taken lightly.

We don't have one good reason to fear anybody!

Nobody!

We have been the oppressed people

all over this Earth.

And you can't go nowhere, and you can't go anywhere

and not see the black on the bottom

and the white on the top.

This is a goddamn case of ethnic cleansing,

genocide, murder, and a government coverup.

That's right.

- We gotta go to the ground level, sir.

- Hold on one second.

Keep going.

Y'all see this bullshit up here?

This fucking hypocrisy.

This building right here was built by slaves.

Our ancestors.

This marble was built on our ancestors' back.

Right here in Mississippi.

They're in the district attorney's office.

They're in the judge's office.

- Come on, tell that truth!

- The goddam Klan is in there right now.

In suits!- That's right!

- Fucking governor!

- What do we want!- Justice!

- When do we want it!- Now!

- What do we want?- Justice!

- When do we want it?- Now!

- What do we want?- Justice!

- When do we want it?- Now!

- What do we want?- Justice!

- Justice for Phillip Carroll!

- Justice for Phillip Carroll!

- Justice for Jeremy Jackson!

- Justice for Jeremy Jackson!

- We know goddamn well they didn't commit no suicide!

And this ain't drug-related!

We know who did it, and y'all know who did it.

So we suggest the state of Jackson

go arrest the motherfuckers that killed Phillip Carroll

and Jeremy Jackson, or we're gonna take care of it.

- That's right!

- There you've got a governor

whose aunt is responsible for Emmett Till dying.

You think we're stupid?

That we don't know what kind of racist, no-good

devil dogs we're dealing with?

You lie, you steal,

you cheat, you murder, you coverup.

- Open the door for her.

Go ahead.

- Justice for Jeremy Jackson.

- Justice for Jeremy Jackson!

- Justice for Phillip Carroll!

- Justice for Phillip Carroll!

- The world is looking at Mississippi.

We live streaming in Europe.

We live streaming in Houston.

We want justice now!

- Now!

- We want justice right goddamn now!

- Right goddamn now!

- Justice for Jeremy Jackson!

- Justice for Jeremy Jackson!

- Justice for Phillip Carroll!

- Justice for Phillip Carroll!

- In seven days, you motherfuckers got nerve enough

to come into a black neighborhood

and hang a man,

then cut another black man's head off

and set his body on fire down in the woods.

And y'all thought this here was fitting to go away?

You better laugh now, cracker.

I swear to God.

It'll be flipped upside down in just a few days.

Redneck devil.

- That's right!

- We ain't got nothing to lose!

You're so bold, step out here!

- Come on!

- No weapons!

Exercising our freedom of speech!

We ain't got no weapons.

What you gonna do, take us to jail?

Shit.

Kill us?

You motherfuckers are already killing us!

- Black power!

- Black power!

- Killing our people!

- I'm about to find you!

Where are you?

Titus?

Titus?

Titus?

Titus?

Titus?

Titus if you don't come out right now,

I'm gonna get real angry.

Titus, I said come out right now!

Titus!

Titus!

Titus!

Titus, where are you?

Titus!

The game is over!

Get up, get out of here.

- Stop!

- I told you I wasn't playing.

Get up, get up.

I got you.

- Ow!

- Get up, get out.

Don't do that.

I was scared!

Huh? Huh?

I could have got in trouble

if you would have got hurt.

Now we've gotta go home.

Come on, come on.

I told you, I wasn't playing no more.

I know you heard me.

Come on.

Come on, stop.

Come on.

- Leave me alone!

- You have to be over here.

Come over here by me.

You're not going nowhere.- You're choking me!

Yeah!

- I'm sorry!

- Get off of me!

- I'm sorry.

Come on, we gotta go.

- Get off of me!

- That looks like Tonya's tow truck place.

- Tonya, who's Tonya?

Oh, Tonya.

- Look at the tow truck.

- Yeah.

It's got to have a hook on the back.

Oh snap!

Good thing, four of them things right here.

- You've gotta go home and take a bath soon.

- Huh?

- I said you gotta go home and take a bath.

- I'm about to.

- Put your feet on there!

Want me to grab you?

- I'm good.

I've got you.

I've got it.

- It's about to go!

Let me out!

I wanna hop on there!

- When?

- Can I hop?

- Yes!- You sure?

- Yes, go ahead!

Hurry up and run!

Run before it's coming!

Go, go, go, go!

- Yeah!

Now jump, now get off!

Get off!

Get off!

I'm about to get right here.

You did it!

That was cool.

- But next time I'm gonna stay on.

I'm gonna stay on next time.

- I'm trying it, I'm trying it.

- You gonna try it?- I'm trying it next time.

It looked like it was easy to you

so it must be easy to me.

- It is!

All I did was get on the first ledge.

Like the first ledge--- No!

- Landing of stairs, that's it.

It's not really nothing.

Why you looking at me?

- Because I could.

- You don't have nothing to look at me about.

Turn your face.

Turn your face.

Turn your face.

- I know I came a long way, boy.

And I always got to express it, mama.

You know I did, I came a long way.

- And I raised every one of them.

- You did.

You raised all of us.

- That's a pile of cooking.

To feed my grandchildren when they come.

- Yeah.

- What you cook?

They do not cook and their mama either.

- Nobody can cook.

- I did all the cooking.

- Boy but I was just thinking,

I came a long ways.

And I endured some crazy things.

- I had a beautiful life.

And if I died and come back--

- I didn't.

- I would love to live the same life.

- The same life.

That's a blessing, ma.

I would make changes in mine.

I'd do things better.

I mean, I did what I,

I always pulled through for you.

I hope they don't make you move.

But do whatever I can to help you to stay

around here somewhere,

somewheres.

- Yeah.

- I know you don't wanna be nowhere else.

- Nowhere indeed.

Too dangerous.

I know everybody.

- I was comfortable at the bar.

When they told me I had to leave,

I was shaking in my boots,

'cause that was my space.

That was Judy's space.

And this yours.

No matter what you have in here,

you ain't got the best, or too much,

but it's beautiful, it's gorgeous,

and it's lovely.

- I feel comfortable.

- It's homey, and we all come here

'cause we feel it.

We come here right by you to eat, and live,

and breathe, and take a shower.

We're getting showers in your house.

Some of us have nice spots,

houses and comfortable, and we wanna be here.

And you don't wanna be nowhere else.

It's not good for your health.

But they're gonna do some things.

They had their client out there today.

I saw it.

- They didn't tell me.

- They ain't gonna tell you!

It ain't about you no more.

It's about paper.

They ain't gonna tell you.

The landlord's daughter.

His niece.

She running the show.

She ain't gonna tell you that she's got somebody

out there about to buy.

The people that took my bar, they ain't tell me

who was getting my bar.

They lied and said I ain't paying my rent.

And you know better than that.

The rent was nothing but $1,200.

I made that in four days.

Two sometimes.

But when it is about money, mama.

It's all about paper, man.

People are doing bad, ma.

All we gotta do.

- I'll find me a job.

- No, you don't need a job.

You can't work, mama.

- I've gotta do something.

- You worked all your life.

You ain't gotta--

- I ain't worked all my life.

- I ain't got the bar no more,

so I can't do much as I used to,

but I tell you what.

You know one thing.

When I come up, you come up.

And you told me, when they took the bar from me,

you know I paid my rent every month.

I paid all my bills every month.

They took the bar from me,

and you told me, you said Judy slow down.

It's just business.

It's just business.

- Well baby, I'm gonna get myself together,

because they did that,

they're showing the people the house so they can sell it.

- Well, we got the wrong kind of people coming in.

They wanna take our culture,

they wanna take the breath that we breathe.

Everything we say, they eat it up,

and I'm worried now.

- They sold three houses down the block.

- Oh no.

Don't worry about it.

It's gonna be just--

- 'Cause I sure ain't going in the East.

- You ain't going in the East.

They kill for recreation in the East.

You ain't going out there, baby.

Not long as I'm breathing.

You ain't going out there.

But don't let it get the best of you.

- I didn't even know.

- Don't worry about it.

You got a daughter with a whole two-bedroom.

So don't worry.

All is well.

- So why they had to call me from school

and tell me you didn't understand this?

- I do understand it.

- What's funny?

- Nothing.

- So when I come to that school

tomorrow, what, then?

- I'ma understand it.

- So why'd they have to call me on the phone?

- 'Cause I wasn't doing it.

- Why?

- It was boring.

It was.

- What you mean, boring?

School is not boring.

- They don't give us no answers,

I mean, no questions or nothing about it.

All they do is tell us read.

- And you're not playing football,

all the activities is cut

until you get your schoolwork together.

What's the problem with you and the teacher?

- I don't participate.- Why?

- I don't like that teacher.

He always like tell me something.

- So he picking with you?

- Yes.

That's what I feel.

He's picking with me.

- No.

- Yeah.

He always say he liked me.

He wanna tell you that.

Ronaldo thinks I has it out for him.

- He told me that.

I told him, Ronaldo do thing you have it out for him,

he said it's not true.

So you just want all your teachers

to be nice to you like you're in kindergarten.

- I want them to be nice to me

because once they're nice to me

I'll be able to cooperate with them.

That's--

- Wrong.

Nobody gonna be puppying and babying you there.

That's what you want them to label you?

Their little pet?

- They ain't gonna label me that,

because I'm gonna make a statement when I go there.

Just 'cause I'm in ninth grade

doesn't mean that y'all can think I'm an underdog.

Everybody tell me that someday I'm gonna be

an underdog, just like--

- What they mean, you gonna be--

- Just like, the fifth graders and sixth graders

and seventh graders are underdogs,

I'm gonna be an underdog.

I don't care.

- What they mean you gonna be an underdog?

- They mean they gonna be able to mess over me.

Okay.

- Nobody's gonna try to mess,

I'm talking about your teachers.

- Oh, well.

- Nobody trying to mess over you.

You.

It's you.

You're the problem.

You have to do what you need to do

to get out of that school.

You've got to do your homework.

You got to study.

You gotta do your classwork,

you gotta listen to your teachers,

you cannot play with them clowns, Ronaldo.

You think, you're not listening then what you think

Titus is gonna do?

What do you think your little brother gonna do?

- Not listen.

- He's gonna say, well Ronaldo's getting away with it.

I can get away with it, too.

You have to listen to them.

They want to see you fail.

They want to see you fail.

And you're falling right in their trap.

You fall in their trap every time.

So what you gonna do?

As far as your work, I'm talking about.

- My work?

- And your mouth.

Your mouth.

Hmm?

- I'm gonna start doing it.

- What I told you to do?

To do what?

- Ignore them.

- Ignore them.

If they something to you, okay.

Yes ma'am, yes sir.

You have to go back and forth.

That's what got you in trouble now.

- What do we want?- Justice?

- When do we want it?- Now!

- What do we want?- Justice!

- When do we want it?- Now!

- What do we want?- Justice!

- When do we want it?- Now!

- No justice!- No peace!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- No racist!- Police!

- No justice!- No peace!

- No racist!- Police!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Everybody back up!

Back up!

Back up!

Back up!

This is not private property!

This is a public building during business hours!

- Black people do not have the same rights

as the rest of European Americans!

- When did this become private?

Are you getting paid by private citizens?

Are you getting paid with private taxes?

You scared of justice?

You scared of the Black Panthers?

- No justice!- No peace!

- No justice!- No peace!

- No justice!- No peace!

- No justice!- No peace!

- No justice!- No peace!

- No justice!- No peace!

- No justice!- No peace!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

- No discriminating against people who pay taxes!

Whether we're one, two, three, or four,

we are the people!

We have civil liberties, as you say.

- You're violating our rights.

- According to the white man's law.

- You take our tax dollars.

I will sue each and last every one of you

for your individual pensions.

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

Justice for Alton Sterling!

Justice for Alton Sterling!

Justice for Alton Sterling!

Justice for Alton Sterling!

Justice for Alton Sterling!

Justice for Alton Sterling!

Justice for Alton Sterling!

Justice for Alton Sterling!

- Don't touch us!

You are trying to violate our rights!

We don't give a fuck!

This is public property!

You can't violate our rights!

We talking too!

You're violating our rights!

If you want us to stop, go arrest Salamoni right now!

This is a public building!

This is public, you know it!

We are not listening to no house nigger,

we're not listening to no cracker.

This is public property.

This is public property!

- What do we have to do to get justice?

- Hold up Alton's picture, everybody.

Hold up Alton's picture.

- Let's see Alton!

- Pull up Alton's picture!- Let them see Alton!

Let them see Alton!

- That's why we're here!

- That's right!

- Y'all the ones,

it's your own fault we're here!

- We got a reason to be here!

- It's your fault we're here,

because you won't do what's right!

It's y'all fault, because you won't do what's right!

Y'all brought us here!

- Why aren't y'all doing something?

- Y'all brought us here!

You are an accessory to a murder!

You are all culpable!

- You'll arrest me for standing up

for my sister's child?

You'll arrest me for standing up for my nephew?

And yet you won't stand up for us?

I still say, no justice!

- No peace!

- No justice!

- No peace!

- No justice!

- No peace!

- Your seed is the one that's cursed.

- We wanna bring our people together.

We want our people together.

We don't want our people on separate property.

- Move behind the fence, or you will be arrested.

- This is public property.

This is public!

- Justice for Alton Sterling!

Justice for Alton Sterling!

Justice for Alton Sterling!

- This is public hours!

- This is public hours!

- You see?

This is what we deal with!

This is what we deal with!

This is the mighty black nation.

You see?

Stay in line, discipline.

Don't fall out.

Everybody, remember your orders

and hold your posts.

Do you understand?

Listen! Listen!

Don't worry.

This ain't the first time we went through this.

That's why I'm telling everybody come back now

because this is what we had to do last year,

you understand?

Now we have to do what we do.

We come down here for the people.

Now, like last year,

we have to work on our people.

You understand?

We are here for justice for our people.

It didn't have to be Alton Sterling

or Philando Castile, or Mike Brown, or Trayvon.

It's any of our people!

We must be self-determined!

We must gain our independence!

March!

- Free my comrades!- Free our comrades!

- And let the people go!- And let the people go!

This is a new day and age, and we know

we got much work to do.

We are not the aggressors in this nation.

We have waited on these crackers hand and feet

for over 400 years, and we still got

taxation without representation.

100 years of Jim Crow, the back of the bus,

you can't eat only white pies.

We are the New Black Panther Party for Self Defense,

so in self defense of our people and our nation,

because we need each other in this day and time,

and if we do not have each other right now

and we sit down and lay down

there will be no more us.

There will be no more us.

Black power!

- Black power!

- Man We got work to do.

- Black power!

- Black power!- Let's go.

- Black power!

- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- Black power!- Black power!

- No justice!- No peace!

- No justice!- No peace!

- No racist!- Police!

- Fuck the police!- Fuck the police!

- Free the Black Panthers!- Free the Black Panthers!

- Fuck the black police!- Fuck the black police!

- Free the Black Panthers!- Free the Black Panthers!

- Ow!

Ow!

- Oh, do you feel it?

- Yes!

- Sorry.

- Why are you doing it that way?

- Girl you a G, you got this.

What?

No pain, no gain!

gotta say it!

- We're training you to be tough.

- Say it, Taj!

No pain!

- No gain!

- No pain!

- Gain.

- No gain!

No pain.

- No gain.

- No gain.

- No gain.

- Watch your hand, watch your hand.