Valuetainment - July 21, 2025


＂I Was HATING Black People＂ - Charleston White BLASTS Black-On-Black Crime & Violence


Episode Stats

Length

7 minutes

Words per Minute

196.68619

Word Count

1,377

Sentence Count

128

Misogynist Sentences

6

Hate Speech Sentences

15


Summary

In this episode, I sit down with former Texas Governor Rick Perry and discuss how he became a conservative Republican and why he decided to run for the Texas governorship in 2016. I also talk about how he came to be a Republican and how he got his start in politics.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 White people don't have to like you, but if you know history, you can conversate with them, they'll tolerate you.
00:00:06.080 If nothing else, just to debate you.
00:00:08.340 And they'll ultimately become fond of you.
00:00:10.520 So talking and conversating, I want to meet people that black people think is against us, to come back and say if they're really against us.
00:00:20.200 That's how I became a Republican in Texas.
00:00:22.680 After the George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin verdict, I didn't want to join the Hateful Black Lives Matter group.
00:00:30.000 I got a loving mother who says, son, God has no respect of person.
00:00:33.680 So my mother, I don't know hate.
00:00:35.640 I come from a loving home.
00:00:37.320 I don't know hate.
00:00:38.240 I had to come play like I'm hateful to fit in a group of people that's hateful.
00:00:42.040 So I didn't want to join a Black Lives Matter group with anger.
00:00:45.680 You never did.
00:00:46.240 I never did.
00:00:46.680 I hated it.
00:00:47.460 And plus, I ain't following three lesbian bitches nowhere.
00:00:49.740 Not no stud bitches.
00:00:50.720 I might follow a bisexual woman.
00:00:52.700 Yeah, but I ain't following three studs.
00:00:54.700 That makes sense.
00:00:55.400 Yeah, I ain't following.
00:00:56.060 Yeah.
00:00:56.180 So I wanted to see, I wanted to prove to back people because here I am, I got a youth organization
00:01:03.620 that has been highly recommended to all 254 counties throughout the state of Texas.
00:01:08.320 This is white people that's doing it.
00:01:09.860 I got a, I'm part of a national organization called Incarcerated Children's Advocacy Network.
00:01:14.460 These are white people bringing me to Washington, D.C. to help me change laws and legislation.
00:01:18.420 Wow.
00:01:18.560 So I'm saying, man, let me see.
00:01:21.500 So I dressed up one day and went to this Republican executive committee, and I was the only young
00:01:26.240 black there, mouth full of gold teeth, and I kept trying to speak on the microphone, and
00:01:30.400 I ran into Greg Abbott, one of his aides.
00:01:34.380 He said, what do you want to say?
00:01:35.540 I said, man, I remember this party used to embrace niggas.
00:01:39.120 He was a young white boy, so we could talk this language.
00:01:42.020 He a hip-hop white boy.
00:01:43.940 Used to embrace niggas.
00:01:44.700 I want to get him back to embracing niggas.
00:01:46.260 But I noticed the police was starting to profile me and come over here and try to see what's
00:01:49.920 going on.
00:01:50.620 He gave me his card.
00:01:51.720 So the next morning, I called down to the Tarrant County GOP Republican Party and spoke
00:01:56.080 to a Jen Hall and Shelly Pritchard.
00:01:57.780 I said, ma'am, I came to, I'm a conservative nigga who just so happens to vote Republican.
00:02:02.520 I'm trying to see or they're offended by what I'm saying rather than listen to what I'm
00:02:06.000 saying.
00:02:07.580 I'm delivering it very articulate with manners.
00:02:10.440 I said, I went to a meeting last night, and I was shunned as a black man, mouth full of
00:02:15.200 gold teeth, and I can bring votes in from over here.
00:02:17.820 So they invited me to come down, and they adopted me.
00:02:22.500 They took in my youth organization.
00:02:24.460 So I couldn't, here I am, I got, I'm working in the black community, fighting against black
00:02:28.880 people, but I got all these white people that they say racist Republican, they're sowing
00:02:34.080 into me from the Terrence Star Republican Women's Club.
00:02:37.140 I'm building a relationship with judges where when black people get in trouble, I say, your
00:02:40.260 honor, he works for me over there.
00:02:41.580 Oh, he does, Charleston?
00:02:42.460 Show us some proof.
00:02:43.100 So I'm being in relationships because why would I be a Democrat and there's hardly any
00:02:47.400 Democratic judges?
00:02:48.380 And all my people need judges with a mouthpiece.
00:02:51.780 So I found out that white people aren't really racist.
00:02:57.700 They prejudice.
00:03:00.080 They prejudice.
00:03:01.440 We're all prejudice.
00:03:03.520 We're all ethnocentric ideologies that think it's better than others.
00:03:08.300 We just don't understand each other.
00:03:10.140 So I started bringing niggas around, these white Republican people with dreads and tattoos
00:03:14.520 who had murder cases, and they see redemption in these people because they hear the stories.
00:03:19.900 So now we're all partnering together to work with children.
00:03:22.460 We're doing reading programs.
00:03:23.620 So I let the divisiveness of America's culture and temperament at the time.
00:03:30.580 George Floyd killing.
00:03:32.240 So, yeah, man, I didn't want to be connected to hate because I was starting to hate.
00:03:39.780 But I wasn't hating white people.
00:03:41.840 I was hating black people.
00:03:43.440 I was watching black people shoot up a 93-year-old woman's house by mistake, and nobody said nothing.
00:03:48.260 I was watching kids get killed, and you have a fundraiser to try to bury the kids, but the gang he died for ain't helping bury him.
00:03:55.180 The black church that he's trying to be buried is extorting the mother for more money.
00:03:59.180 So, man, I ain't like that.
00:04:01.880 So I went.
00:04:04.640 I was getting burnt out because I was a struggling father trying to help the community.
00:04:09.820 I became the change I wanted to see.
00:04:11.680 I'm a pre-law student at Texas Western University, just started a youth organization.
00:04:15.560 Car broke down.
00:04:16.460 I'm riding the bus to school.
00:04:18.080 People ride by, see me, so I'm embarrassed by being on the bus stop.
00:04:21.180 Can't take my kids nowhere, but I got a heart to help the community.
00:04:24.660 So at some point, you become frustrated and angry, as most community leaders do.
00:04:29.020 The lack of support.
00:04:30.640 I figured out a way how to self-sustain my organization.
00:04:33.060 I didn't have to apply for no grants.
00:04:34.220 I knew how to sell barbecue, shake down the drug dealers, stop the prostitutes, say, y'all can't say a note.
00:04:40.320 So I would shake down the community.
00:04:41.820 I'm going to call the police on y'all.
00:04:43.420 Why do I need to have white people?
00:04:44.540 And I'm helping us.
00:04:45.540 So black people became my greatest enemy helping their children.
00:04:49.660 But I'm the ones getting their kids out the juvenile system.
00:04:52.260 I'm the ones setting up to get people's license back, reinstated.
00:04:57.720 I turned away from everybody.
00:04:59.980 I was having a mental breakdown.
00:05:02.480 Every day, all day.
00:05:04.220 Man, you're talking about for almost seven, eight years.
00:05:06.580 And I'm speaking in legislation.
00:05:08.220 I'm doing trains for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
00:05:12.880 And I'm trying to maintain my GPA.
00:05:15.180 Yeah, I had a mental breakdown.
00:05:16.200 And this is what caused the breakdown because I was used as a political pawn from the power structure.
00:05:30.560 They needed a voice like mine that was dynamic, that challenged the black preachers.
00:05:34.200 And I challenged them and I shamed them.
00:05:36.020 So white people grabbed me and made me a poster child.
00:05:39.040 They used me to, as a voice piece, to go out into the black community, to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the black community.
00:05:48.700 So at the time, they had, the federal government had just issued out a national initiative to six cities that probably could be the next Baltimore riots.
00:05:55.900 So Fort Worth was one of those cities.
00:05:57.880 It was called 21st century community policing.
00:06:04.320 So they kind of wanted to bring back, beat cops, where the cops know the neighborhood, put more.
00:06:08.200 This is in Dallas.
00:06:08.920 This is in Fort Worth.
00:06:09.840 So they had this, they had this program that the police department developed by way of this national initiative that was called procedural justice.
00:06:17.840 Procedural justice was a new training aspect that was brought to new law enforcement to kind of have them more race sensitive, right?
00:06:26.160 And they needed a black voice to go out.
00:06:28.160 So I was one of the main voices that they used.
00:06:30.420 Say, what's up, everybody?
00:06:31.440 It's your boy, Charleston White, a.k.a. America's Favorite Uncle.
00:06:34.920 I had just signed up to my net.
00:06:36.440 So if you want to message me, you want to cuss me out, you want to fuss at me, even if you want some counseling, call me.
00:06:41.520 I minister healing by way of word.
00:06:43.020 You can message me directly on my net.
00:06:44.800 I promise, man, I'm going to respond directly.
00:06:46.660 I ignore them DMs on Instagram.
00:06:48.400 They just took my Facebook.
00:06:49.740 I don't respond on YouTube.
00:06:51.120 I will respond on my net.
00:06:52.380 I promise.
00:06:52.900 Just call me and see.
00:06:53.740 Text me.
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