00:00A halt up more often than not is a black man who is very like afrocentric, very
00:07pro-black, but negate women. Someone who has misogynistic views towards
00:13specifically the narrative surrounding black women against queer folk, but thinks
00:18that he is in turn uplifting the black family. It's dangerous. The core of
00:24everything, like all black families should have fathers, which I agree with.
00:28What angers me the most as a woman is their push for women to be subservient.
00:34It makes such a great wife or partner or whatever they want us to be that fits into their fantasy.
00:39My queen, my newbie and princess, all of this stuff, but like all the women they wit are light-skinned.
00:45And it's like okay. So originally the word is to be at peace. But in today's day and age with
00:51what's
00:51going on now, the word doesn't ascribe the beliefs behind it. In modern times like we've kind of like
00:59um vilified this word. Sometimes with black men it's hard to like figure it out, right? Because
01:03you are like, oh this is like a pro-black guy, right? And like he's all about me. And then
01:08some
01:08of the things that they start to say or have like ideas about you're like, hold up, wait a minute.
01:12I unknowingly dated a hotep. He always wanted me to read Dr. Francis Cress Welsing or listen to a Dr.
01:21Umar speech and like the things that I would wear or whatever, it would always be an issue.
01:27Don't be like eye candy, be soul, be soul food.
01:30Powerful black women. They are literally terrified of us.
01:34If I had to come up with a hotep starter pack, it's going to have the Willie Lynch letter.
01:40A megaphone to make themselves louder.
01:43So he's got some Egyptian musk. Maybe a Quran, maybe like the autobiography of Malcolm X.
01:48Kente cloth that they get from Amazon.
01:52Where's a kufi? Like do you have to wear a kufi everywhere? We're about to go swimming.
01:56You wearing a kufi? I don't get it.
01:57They're really into conspiracy theories.
01:59This person did this. This person's still alive, living on an island.
02:02Those really grainy YouTube videos, they love those.
02:05And also like excluding LGBTQIA.
02:09If you have these things, subscribe to these things, you might be a hotep.
02:14I'm starting to hear white people say hotep and I'm not okay with that.
02:17White people cannot use the word hotep because it is our word.
02:21That's how we describe our issues. It's very interracial.
02:24I think it's similar to like when white people say that they can say the n-word.
02:30Overall like hoteps can be extremely dangerous to the black community.
02:35It's dangerous because some of these hoteps like they have such a following that when you
02:42sit there and you demonize these people, you can actually get these people killed. You can get them hurt.
02:47Hoteps think they push black culture forward, but it's like if you really had to write it down,
02:53what positive things have you done for the culture?
02:57They don't want pro-blackness. They just want to be in that white male realm.
03:03Authentic pro-blackness is pro-gay, pro-bi, pro-trans, pro-everybody black.
03:11Like if I support you and you're black, I support you wholeheartedly no matter what you ascribe to as a
03:17person.
03:18It's unfortunate that hoteps think that everyone else's freedom means the emasculation of the black man.
03:24Take it a little bit of a green culture when you're green.
03:24Let's do it again if we do it again.
03:24It's just talking about the black man.
