Paul in Rwanda with Leaders reforming the country and stepping into greatness!
Paul F. Davis properly honors, remembers, and prophetically guides us into the future by empowering us to live like a King. Davis acknowledges that had not Africans arisen to confront injustice in America, there would be no human or civil rights in this country.
Unlike any other Black History Month speaker, Davis captivates audiences in an unusual way as a white man who has been numerous times to Africa and honestly attests to the historical atrocities at the hands of white supremacists and the nations they duped into following their ideology.
Davis deeply loves Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and had the privilege of meeting his daughter Bernice King in Southern California, when she spoke on great expectations for the future. Davis salutes the King family who the FBI spied on for years after assassinating the great Civil Rights leader.
Davis stated: "The King family's forward struggle and refusal to yield our universal human rights should be an inspiration to us all. Even when faced with personal danger, threats, violence, and death they boldly carried on full force to overthrow injustice and the farce of government that claimed to represent we the people. The King family peaceably achieved reformation taking America out of the Dark Ages and one step closer into the light. Let us continue the fight for freedom lest we lose what Dr. King accomplished for us."
Davis notes in his book United States of Arrogance (available at www.PaulFDavis.com):
"History curiously repeats itself. While America bombed and burned Vietnam with napalm, Hoover's FBI was assassinating civil rights leaders such as Dr. Martin Luther King and Fred Hampton of the Black Panther Party. Today the ATF kills women & children and burns & bulldozes churches (Waco, TX). Police brutalize WTO peaceful protestors on Seattle's streets. NYPD murder African Americans celebrating a bachelor party. Eight Florida boot camp workers punch, kick, and kill a 14-year-old African American boy and are acquitted of manslaughter. Is this democracy and the kind of America Dr. King gave his life for?"
"Unless we as a people," says Davis, "continue to stand up to injustice, the freedoms our forefathers fought for shall be lost as America becomes a police state to serve the military-industrial complex. No government for the profiteers can also be for the people. Nevertheless what we tolerate will continue to dominate. It's time for us to arise, raise the standard, and take a stand to redeem the homeland."
"African Americans have always led the way and been at the tip of the spear to pierce through evil and injustice. In this hour more than ever, African Americans must fight for people of every color who are being exploited and disenfranchized. The voice of African Americans must be heard throughout our land!"
Davis passionately stirs a crowd with stories from his time spent comforting victims of genocide in war-torn Rwanda and Burundi (East Africa) where 1.2 million brothers divided and killed one another. Paul also traveled throughout "the bush" where villagers had never before seen a white man, while sleeping in a tent for two months as he journeyed across Mozambique and Malawi. Paul went on an unforgettable safari at Masai Mara, Kenya. As a statesman, Paul spoke of peace and non-violence in Uganda and Congo. Bringing needed transformation to Tanzania, Paul uprooted age old beliefs among Bishops and Pastors who thought they as a race were cursed. Most importantly, Paul empowered leaders across the continent of Africa to live their dreams.
Davis is a worldwide professional speaker who has been to over 50 countries and 6 continents bringing transformation and change to communities.
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Davis challenges every African American and citizens to ask themselves:
Are you a thermometer or a thermostat?
Are you a mover and a shaker, or being moved and shaken?
What you refuse to confront, you can never correct.
What you tolerate, will continue to dominate.
You don't need a high IQ, if you have a strong "I will" and unflinching determination.
Are you part of the problem, or part of the solution?
Are you living and loving fearlessly?
What are you living for and for what will you be remembered?
Is what you are living for, worth dying for?
Do you have a dream? Are you daily moving toward making it a reality or is it merely a fantasy?
America needs some color in the White House to get real, feel, and heal the homeland.
It's time we know ourselves by the spirit and the content of our character, rather than the color and shade of our skin. When we arise within and stop being distracted with conversations of color, we shall truly show the world what it is to transcend racial prejudice and live powerfully.
This Black History Month don't just celebrate and reflect upon the courageous journey toward liberty and equality embarked upon by African Americans of the past. Let us recommit ourselves to the continued pursuit of freedom and equality for all.
African Americans represent every aspect of this country's heritage and hope. Only with the involvement and leadership of African Americans can this country truly unite and achieve civil, social, and economic justice for all.
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