Valuetainment "I Was HATING Black People" - Charleston White BLASTS Black-On-Black Crime & Violence
Jul 21, 2025
Charleston White, a former gang member turned Republican youth leader and community activist, opens up about his transformative journey from frustration with Black-on-Black crime to fostering dialogue across racial divides. He shares his mission to bridge gaps between law enforcement and Black communities, advocating for reform and community solutions. White emphasizes the importance of unity and systemic change, highlighting his work in '21st Century Community Policing' to enhance trust and collaboration in turbulent times.
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Becoming a Republican by Choice
- Charleston White became a Republican after rejecting Black Lives Matter due to its anger and lack of alignment with his values.
- He faced initial skepticism at a Republican meeting but was eventually embraced for his political engagement.
Prejudice Exists Everywhere
- Charleston White realized that prejudice exists on all sides, not just racism from white people.
- Understanding and bridging gaps requires listening to stories of redemption and common struggles.
Hating Black Crime, Not White People
- Charleston White struggled emotionally watching black-on-black crime and the community's neglect in helping victims.
- This pain fueled his commitment to self-sustain his youth organization and help troubled children.