The Hit Movie “Emancipation” starring Oscar Award Winning Actor #WillSmith on Apple TV, and BLMTV

December 11, 2022 by Katt McKinney in Black Women of Faith and tagged advantage, africa, african, america, american, anger, apology, art, athletic, black, black children, black citizen, black history, black people, black women, blacks, boot dance, bwf, children, church, citizen, civil rights, community, constitution, education, enrichment, evil, faith, family, ferguson, freedom. reparitions, government, gun, guns, history, immigration, justice, legal, money, movie, murder, people, phoenix, police brutality, purpose, school, slavery, society, united states, usa, violence, world | Leave a comment

A movie about the true story of the man in the iconic portrait of “WhippedPeter”, a runaway slave who manages to find his way through the swamps of Louisiana, on a tortuous journey to escape plantation owners that nearly killed him.

EmancipationMovie #BlackMovieSunday

Two photographers/abolitionists arrange Peter’s posture as he sits in a chair. They ask him to turn his scourged back toward the lens, to move his face to the side.

Peter asks, “Why are you doing this?” The photographer reverently responds: “So the world might know what slavery truly looks like.” In a film about the universally historic impact of the image known as “Whipped Peter,” the conversation is historic. And still over 150 years later, we’re still suffering from the horrors of slavery in this country, no one can deny.

#BLMTV

Brittney Griner HOME after being released by Russia in prisoner swap for arms dealer Viktor Bout

December 9, 2022 by Katt McKinney in Black Women of Faith and tagged america, american, apology, athletic, black children, black citizen, black history, black lives matter, black people, black woman, black women, blmtv, Brittney griner, citizen, citizenship, civil rights, government, history, home, human rights day, justice, legal, movie, olympics, phoenix, politics, slavery, society, united states, women, world | Leave a comment

BLMTV WELCOMES BRITTNEY GRINER HOME!

Brittney Griner arrived in the U.S. early Friday, landing at Kelly Field in San Antonio, Texas.

The WNBA star, who was arrested on February 17th, 2022, and held in Russian prisons on drug charges (she was found to have less than 1 gram of cannabis oil in her luggage) was released Thursday in a one-for-one-prisoner swap for notorious international arms dealer Viktor Bout, bringing an end to an ordeal that sparked intense high-level negotiations between the two governments, Washington DC, and Moscow, Russia. to bring her home.

Griner, a 32-year-old star center for the WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury, was detained at a Russian airport in February and later pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the discovery of cannabis-derived oil cartridges in her luggage. Griner said she didn’t mean to bring the cartridges with her when she traveled to the country to play in a Russian basketball league during the WNBA offseason.

CBS News learned last Thursday that the Griner-for-Bout swap was in the offing but agreed to a White House request to hold the reporting because officials expressed grave concern about the fragility of the then-emerging deal.

Roger Carstens, the special presidential envoy for hostage affairs, tweeted, “So happy to have Brittney back on U.S. soil. Welcome home BG!”

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#Till Movie Advance Screening Review

October 22, 2022 by Katt McKinney in Black Women of Faith and tagged advantage, africa, african, america, american, anger, apology, art, black, black children, black citizen, black history, black people, black women, blacks, bwf, california, children, Christmas, church, citizen, citizenship, civil rights, community, constitution, cuba, education, Emmett till, evil, faith, family, freedom. reparitions, government, gun, history, human rights day, justice, kill, kirk franklin, legal, mike brown, movie, murder, olympics, people, phoenix, prison, purpose, rumain brisbon, school, slavery, society, summer, trayvon martin, treyvon, united states, violence, youth | Leave a comment

@TillMovie #WorldPremiere

🎥 Hosted by

Black Women of Faith

BLM TV Network
HarkinsTheatres

Emmett Till Legacy Foundation

Dan Harkins – Harkins Owner

Wednesday October 19th, 2022 6PM

Profoundly sad movie 😢 But what must be received, is that this was the beginning of the #CivilRights movement for our country. Not even 90 days later did Rosa Parks refuse to give up her seat! 🙅🏽‍♀️

Like @mamietillmobleymemorial knows, our children’s blood need not be in vain. This movie teaches valuable lessons of tragedy, and strategy. ✍🏽 #LettheWorldSee #TillMovie

Special Thank you to the #EmmettTill Family for their blessings, and participation.

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Did You See This?

May 27, 2019 by Katt McKinney in Black Women of Faith and tagged advantage, african, american, anger, black children, black citizen, black history, black people, blacks, boot dance, citizen, civil rights, constitution, education, family, government, gun, law, legal, murder, people, phoenix, police, police brutality, purpose | Leave a comment

Police have been trained to cover themselves, and not to do what’s right!

This officer clearly yells, “He has a gun!”, when the citizen does not. What in the world is this mess?

This boy saved his life by not cutting that car off. Imagine if had reached for the keys…

Our lives are in great and “grave” danger.

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Suppressed Anger Equals Evil Intent

June 7, 2012 by Katt McKinney in History, Interesting Facts, The New Black Citizen, The New Black Times and tagged anger, black, depression, evil, faith, family, grants, gun, justice, kill, legal, m, man, money, obama, people, politics, ptss, race, racial, rage, shoot, suppress, treyvon, violence, woman | Leave a comment

According to Statistics, many Black men suffer from Post Traumatic Syndrome, which lands them in prison due to violent crimes.

When committing these crimes, an emotional stage of fly or flight sets in. A series of thoughts of rage overtakes them and they become victims of an innocent turned passionate yet angry crime.

The problem lies here…when men do something of this nature they are usually diagnosed as psycho or sociopaths, and receive the needed treatment and rehab in medical facilities. Most Black men are never properly assessed, evaluated, or treated and suffer from more than life sentences where they will have to continue to fight to live, never finding peace or content with themselves or crimes committed towards others.

This gives basis to believe that many Black men criminally charged, should have records reviewed for proper assessment and diagnosis, to ensure they have been properly assessed and treated for mental illness they have no control or responsibility over.