Posted on November 3rd, 2023

Updated October 2025

Kyrie Irving’s name became synonymous with controversy when he was publicly condemned for sharing a link to a film about African American history. What should have sparked an open conversation about heritage and identity instead turned into a lesson on how truth is often weaponized.

In this discussion, we explore how disinformation doesn’t just distort facts — it controls perception. By examining how Irving’s actions were framed by the media, we uncover the deeper forces that determine which truths are celebrated and which are silenced.

💬 “Disinformation isn’t always about lies — sometimes it’s about the truths we’re told not to ask about.” — CJ Moneyway

The Suppression of African American History

From the dismantling of civil rights institutions to the removal of Black history from school curricula, the erasure of our past is an ongoing act of control. This episode traces how generations have been taught to view African American identity through a filtered lens — one designed to weaken pride and disconnect people from their roots.

We also examine how this suppression manifests today — in cultural censorship, political manipulation, and misinformation campaigns that subtly rewrite history.

The Enduring Legacy of Emmett Till

The story of Emmett Till remains one of the most haunting reminders of racial injustice in America. Decades later, the same systemic forces that silenced his truth still echo in modern forms — from biased laws to unequal representation.

The episode draws connections between past and present, revealing how the struggle for justice continues through modern policies like restrictive voting laws and inequitable economic distribution.

Till’s story isn’t just about tragedy — it’s a call to vigilance. It’s about recognizing that truth, once buried, can only stay hidden if we stop digging.

Gratitude, Prayer, and the Strength to Keep Going

Despite the weight of injustice, The CJ Moneyway Show closes with a message of gratitude and perseverance. Through prayer, self-awareness, and collective action, we find the strength to keep moving forward. Gratitude, even in hard times, becomes a revolutionary act — a declaration that we still have faith in our purpose and in each other.

💬 “Understanding our past isn’t about pain — it’s about power.” — CJ Moneyway

The Call to Reclaim the Narrative

This episode reminds us that truth is not inherited — it’s investigated. Too often, the narratives we stand on are built from second-hand stories filtered through systems of bias. As a community, it’s our responsibility to question, challenge, and redefine what’s real.

The journey toward freedom begins with knowledge. Because once we understand the past, we gain the power to build a better future — brick by brick.

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