November 6, 2023 • 36 mins
Join Dr. Lewis in a conversation with Keith Turner. Keith is the owner of Keith Turner Weightloss & Aerobics Center in Clinton, Maryland. He is also the Founder and Director of the new “No Black-on-Black Crime Movement” introduced to the United States on Monday, October 23, 2023. The actual date for the movement to be officially launched is set for Friday, December 1, Saturday, December 2, and Sunday, December 3, 2023. Email: hkturner1963@gmail.com
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W four WN Radio. I gotthe time and well, hello and welcome
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to the Successful Women's Show, whereyou can view us on Talk for TV
and listen to us on the Womenfor Women Network. I am doctor Madeline
Ann Lewis, your host, andmy mission is to help women accelerate the
path to success. Well, today'stopic is going to be a little different.
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The topic is going to be noblack on black crime, and my
guess is Keith Turner. Now you'veheard him on the show before, but
he's talked about weight loss. Sowe're gonna take a different path this time.
But let me just tell you alittle bit about Keith Turner. Keith
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Turner is the owner of Keith TurnerWeight Loss, body Shaping and Toning Facility
located in Clinton, Maryland. Keithis a personal group trainer, weight loss,
aerobics, body shaping and toning expert. He is one of the top
trainers in the US and is thenumber one trainer in the DMV area.
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He has over nine thousand clients witha ninety nine percent success rate, which
is unmatched anywhere, and he hasover thirty three years in this field.
But today we're going to focus ona different topic. As I said,
he is now the founder and directorof the new Black on Black Crime movement
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that he introduced to the United Stateson Monday October twenty third, twenty twenty
three through word of mouth, mediaappearances, and press releases. The actual
date for the movement to be officiallylaunched is set for Friday December one,
Saturday December TEWOD and Sunday December third, twenty twenty three. These are the
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dates that he is asking every blackadult and teenager to come together as one,
halt the violence and show the worldand the doubters that we can come
together and truly show unity. Thereis to be no black on black crime
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across the United States during these dates, I'd like to bring and present to
all of you Keith Turner and hisno Black on Black Crime movement. So
the question I had asked you beforewe had the difficulty was just to give
us briefly a little bit about whoyou are, and then we'll go into
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talking about the black on black crimemovement. Okay, I'm Keith Turner.
As you know, I'm going tospeed it up real fast. I was
born and raised in Washington, dC. I'm definitely a bought this black
on black crime movement because my familywas murdered when I was a kid,
you know, And I was tellingtelling you about how, you know,
the shock of seeing a laying ontop in the hospital and I just took
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the sheets back and you know,to see bootholes in their chests and everything.
And this wasn't over drugs, youknow, but this is when I
was a kid. So now Ijust got to the point which just got
so ridiculous. I'm like, youknow, we have to I have to
do something about this. When Ifelt like God was telling me to do
something about this beginning in January,and pieces by pieces came and confirmation came
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on how to do this and ifI should do this, and if it
was from God. So here weare today. Okay, So tell us,
now, you implemented this black onBlack crime movement because of a vision
that you received from God. Tellus what this movement was all about.
This movement is about bringing everyone together. We're already aware. So it's not
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about making people aware of what's goingon. We're already aware of what's going
on as far as the black onblack crime is concerned. So this movement
is about uniting everyone to build yourconfidence up, to show you that,
hey, look, we're gonna getcome together on December first, second,
and third, and we're gonna we'regoing to join forces. We're going to
unite as a race something it hasnever been done before. Okay, across
the United States to stop to haltblack on black crime. We even have
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up on our website pledges places whereyou can place a button, push a
button and pledge even if you're nota criminal. You know, I still
pledge not to commit a crime.You know, there's a first time for
everything. And this is just goingto lead up to our month February,
because I have to get people tounderstand. Look, believe in yourself that
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if you can do three days Decemberone, December second, and December third,
you could do a month. Butyou know, to come into February
right off from the beginning, itwill be very challenging, right, absolutely.
So, since starting your no blackon black crime movement, do you
feel it has been successful? Andif so, tell us why you think
so? Oh? Very successful?You know, you know, I would
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say, I would say every twentyfive people I talk to all into you'll
get one out of every twenty fivehours, I'll get one that's not.
But the reason why it's successful isbecause the youth who are out here really
committing the crimes, the ones thatI've talked to who used to commit crimes
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and some who are committing the crimesnow. You know when I talk to
them, you know, all exceptone, if we keep it totally honest,
all except one are willing to stop, lay down their arms for December
first, second, and third,listen, and whatever plans we have after
or during December first, second,and third, they're going to participate in
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our plans and not and not commitany kind of crimes. Well, if
they can do it, and theyfeel that way, if we can get
the message out to the other peopleacross the United States, then we feel
like we'll probably have the same reaction. And so it's successful already because we've
already had commitments from a number ofkids and our use, especially once I
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hit the schools. Okay, soI want to go back just a little
bit because you had mentioned a littleearlier that members of your family had been
murdered and you witnessed this. Socan you tell us what how did you
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feel about that? And how whatwhat changed you or maybe altered your life
so that you didn't go down apath that could have a road that could
have taken you down the wrong path. I should say what changed that?
Well? When I the anger thatI mean, the hurt that I felt,
and the anger that I felt,you know, it builds up in
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you. The people who are experiencingthis death, having their family, a
family member murdered, you know Ican relate to them because that anger.
They're feeling anger, they're feeling hurt. It's not much fear because the anger
is overwhelming, so it knocks it'sknocking out the fear and you want to
react, but you have to understandand control yourself, which a lot of
people can't, but ten seconds ofthe wrong decision can change your whole life.
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And so with that being said,when I got ready to the last
family member was murdered, I wasat the wake that night on and my
grandmother was sitting beside the coffin,and I went to kiss her on her
forehead. But at that time,me and my cousin, at the age
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of fourteen, we were out andI'm sorry we were thirteen. We were
out in the alley and somehow Ican't remember, he had gotten a hold
of two guns. You know,back then it was hard to get ahold
of guns. We weren't shooting eachother, and we had studied what the
guy was. We lived the peoplewho did it, and thinking that we're
going to get away with it.And I went inside to tell my grandmother
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just give my grandmother kissed, youknow, letting everything was going to be
all right. She didn't know whatI was going to do, but she
was a god fearing woman, andyou can tell the Lord led her and
she was following the Lord, andshe grabbed my arm when I killed her
forehead, and she said she justlooked up at me and said, don't
do it and I said, don'tdo what And she said, don't do
it. I prayed, I prayedto God, let me see you,
out of all my grandkids, seeyou graduate. And I said, it
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just stunned me. And I wentback out to the alley and I told
my cousin and what she had justsaid. And he got upset about it,
of course, because he wanted togo through with it. But I'm
glad that I made the right decisionnot to go and get revenge, because
I probably would have stayed on thatline of feeling numb to it. After
you do it one time, youstart to feel numb to it. And
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I think that's what's going on outhere in society now now with your movement.
You want to get this movement toreach around, you know, people
around the country from the east tothe west coast. How do you plan
to do this? I plan ondoing that through social media, through your
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station, you know, stations likeyours and w h RM on whu R
at seven o'clock tonight and so manyin some of the news stations. I
have a list of people have calledin to asked what I do on their
shows. We're trying to get onsome of these other TV shows that's on
SHAMA five and with that information,and also we have each individual. I
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have two boards. God has givenme two great groups of board members and
a research an advisory team, andan activation team. The activation team that
I wanted to are going really hardand getting shows set up for me and
everything else. And they're all everybodyhere. Over forty people are sending the
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messages out Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and we're asking everybody from that point
on to send it out and you'regoing to go through everybody. We need
everybody to go through everybody who's inyour phone. If you're serious about no
black on black crime. Instead ofsaying looking at the news every night saying,
oh my god, somebody has todo something. This is ridiculous.
This is getting out of hand.No, we're hearing these same things over
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and over. The somebody is you? The somebody is you? Who are
you waiting for? Malcolm X,Martin, Luther King, Meker Evers.
They're not here anymore, Harriet Tubman, They're gone. So now at this
point it's you. We have tostep up to the plate. There are
so many people who sacrifice their livesfor us to be here. Where we
are who don't We don't even know. And all we're doing is coming back
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and not all of us, butwe're doing what we're doing. Some killing
each other. They didn't die forus to do that, so we have
to announce. So what I'm askingeverybody to do is you step up to
the plate, get in touch witheverybody in your phone, tell them what's
going on to date that we wantto pour everybody together. And we know
they're not the criminals, but theyneed to pass this sword around so we
can touch some people who are inthat criminal field. Right, absolutely,
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so tell me Keith. I knowyou know we've had movements before, We've
had people that started movements before.What are if any challenges are you running
into as you started the movement goingfor you? Honestly, doctor Mallin,
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it's it's what we were called dumbstuff, just like the internet message.
It's been fine all day up untilfive minutes before you It's stuff like that
as far as the devil's concerned,because if this good, that's bad.
Okay, second part it's it's I'verun into the challenges. You know,
you have some people who are allcolor, but I always say all skin
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is not ken. You know,we have people who why are you doing
no black on black crime? Youknow, who are forgotten where they've come
from? And uh and and I'mlike, well, because it's us,
why don't you just do no crimeperiod, you know, because that's not
what God gave me? And andand and they're quick to criticize and ask
me why do I do this anddo that? And I'm like, if
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I stop, then what are yougoing to do? You can't complain if
you're not doing anything, you haven'tdone anything. You're sitting back worrying about
your family. And then then Iget I've come into you know, keep
it real. I've come in tosome pastors, you know who I'm dealing
with egos and and because they didn'tit's either because they didn't think about it.
They want to. They have tobe leaders, a great a great
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leader was a great follower at onetime. And so they I'm I'm I
gotta have to pray on it.And we had one one who's in charge
of a lot of other pastors atthis pastor's meeting that I was invited to.
He said, he's not interested init, and he doesn't want to
be a part of it. Sothese are the challenges that are hurtful and
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and and how you're going to bea pastor and you're going to tell people
who are trying to stop crime andmurdering you're you're not instant, that's you,
that's ego, that's not a god. So these are the challenges.
Really, these are the only challengesthat I've come into a few people out
there who forgot where they came fromor never knew you know, talking stuff.
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This is ridiculous, you know,all this crap. If you're serious
about no black on black crime,then get on board. You know,
don't wait for something to happen toyour son or your significant other while he
or she is getting gas at thegasoline station, or why they're coming out
the house in the driveway in themorning or coming home at night and they
get carjacked and shot or something likethat. Don't wait for it to happen.
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Be the one to make the movenow now, So you know what,
because I feel like this it's successful. Like you asked me at first,
it's already successful because if you canreach one person, this world is
so small, one person that couldhave been the person who's gonna end up
being the one to kill your significantother done, daughter, son, grandson,
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mother, father, It doesn't matter, but you actually stopped it,
or you stopped somebody else who youtalk to about it stopped them. God
works in mysterious ways. But youcan't complain if you're not doing a thing
about it, and if you're notgoing to do a thing about it.
I don't need any money from anybody. I just need you to get on
the ball with your emails, sendingthem out on your Facebook, your Instagrams,
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everybody in your telephone, all yourfriends and people want your friends,
hit them up and just let themknow. Heye. On December first,
second, and third, we're comingtogether as one as a race to prove
to the world that we're not withthis survey that I did showed with the
other races think of us, whatwe portrayed to them, the images that
we left in their minds of us, And that would be shocking if you
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heard that, I'm sure it wouldbe. I know you said that you
want to reach a lot of peoplewith this message, you know, in
order to make it have a realimpact. So once you get the attention
of so many people, then whatonce we get their attention. They're events
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that we have set up and wehave This is why it's so important for
the churches to get involved in otherorganizations, the Kapitas, the queues,
Aka's delta us, everybody who youcan think of, all organizations, female
organizations, male organizations, church organizations. If everybody get on board, we
can we can sit up there andeverybody's designing something for December first, second,
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and third. The further events ofthe December first, second, and
third will be out in about aweek. What we're going to do,
what we want other people to do. But for example, everybody has a
task the churches. For example,we're asking the churches to design something this
funny event for Friday night at yourchurch. Ask each youth, teenage,
youth, young adult, young adultto invite a trouble youth. We already
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know the ones in the church aren'tthe ones out there committing the crimes for
the most part, Okay, butinvite another youth your age to that event.
That's one thing we're doing is we'rekeeping them off the street and we're
showing them another way. We'll keepthem off the street for that night at
least, and we're showing them anotherway, because remember said you have to
crawl before you walk, okay,and then doing those events that night.
I mean it could be anything.Be creative. You can have a competition
between the men and the women init, the boys and the girl,
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young adults and the femle females,and family feud and so many different kind
of games you can. You cancreate and be created with it, and
then Saturday come back with something else. We don't care. If there's a
function where you know, you havea feast, type of feast for everybody,
and they bring the same people back, keep them off the street,
and then guess what, that setsyou up a Sunday morning service to invite
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them to come back to close itout. So that's just for the churches,
so everybody will have some style.My group, we're going down to
downtown where the grounds say Black LivesMatter on that Friday, the first December
first, and then we have otherthings will take from there. Okay.
So the question in the in thechat room, and and you may have
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heard this question before, but thequestion is what about black on white and
black on Asian, which is thesame persons in which they feel is also
going through the roofs. I agree, it's going through the roof. But
before I can come clean up yourhouse, I have to clean up my
house. Okay, Now what Iplan on doing after this is successful,
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after finish cleaning up my house isthe next term is going to be black
no black on Black crime movement again. But it's b L A C.
Blacks, Patinos, Asians, Caucasians. That's the second movement. But feel
free. If anybody feels like,why don't I do this? And why
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don't I do that? And Godhasn't told me to do that yet,
please feel free. I invite youto take the initiative and you lead that
what you feel is in your heartto lead because it's easy to sit up
there and say, you know whathe needed to do this. I'm not
going to be a part of itbecause I heard that too. Well,
I don't want to be a partof it because it's about more than blacks.
Well stop, keep it real.Who are you hearing on We know
it's about more than blacks, butwho are you hearing on the news every
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night before you go to bed andpictures you're seeing in the same thing in
the morning when you wake up it'sus. Stop the major problem, Stop
the major worry about what's going on. That's because think about this, whoever
sent that in. I know whenyou walk down the street to night,
if you walk down to U Streetand you saw a white guy coming down
the street towards you, you're notgonna go on high alert. But if
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you saw three black guys coming downwith three the hoodies on, you may
never be fearful, but you're notgonna tell me you're not gonna go on
okay alert. So let's stop playingthe games and the politics. You know,
when I'm talking to the politicians andthey don't want to they want me
to change, Well, can youchange it from black to to something else?
And no, God didn't give methat to do. But you're playing
politics. You're playing games instead ofsitting of the saying exactly what it is.
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And then some people have a nerveto get sensitive on it. Why
are you getting sensitive when I sayblack on black crime. It's not because
you're making like it's just us outthere doing it. No, your mind
is going there. I'm focused onwhat one of the many problems are.
There's no way I'm gonna attack allof the problems like this. Another thing
to close that part out. IfI went to a white race of people
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who are causing problems and told them, we need you to stop. We're
gonna have a no one. Youthink they're gonna follow me, You think
they're gonna listen to me. That'slike saying and a white guy coming over
to us, going going, goingdown in southeast, talking about, Okay,
we're gonna start to know black crown. He's gonna get a they're gonna
get a fen and they're gonna probablybeat him upside his head. Let's keep
this real. Let's worry about wherewe are right now. First, let's
crawl before we could start running,all right, walk rather walk before we
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coul start running, be cause werealready crawling. Now, let's walk before
we could start running, and geta solid foundation up under us. Get
it so where people can say,I believe in Keith. Like my people
who know me now I have ahuge following because they believe in Keith.
The world does not know Keith.So I have to get your confidence to
say he showed that this could happen. Because I'm telling you, as long
as I follow God, as longas I follow God, I have not
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felt at anything these monumental tasks.Shutting down seventy eleven when that black boy
was killed there seven eleven, shutdown for anybody, HM for me to
be a black man, to goin there with my hat turned backwards and
my my T shirt on in shortsand say shut this place down. They
went from who are you get out? Get out, get out to twenty
minutes later because God told me toturn around, go in there and say
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what I tell you to say.And I was like, God, please
open me in the middle of list. And when I heard this spirit of
the voice again say say it againthis time, I did it again.
I did it again because I've beenin another he was in another situation with
that went in there, and intwenty minutes they were like, Okay,
we'll shut down for a whole weekif you want a whole week twenty minutes
and I said, I don't wanta whole week. I'm not hearing stronger
on you, God, I wantone day. You missed the most important
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day, the day the boy waskilled. You step boy got killed behind
your cash register, shot multiple timesand they was able to run out that
door. And if guys ran outafter him, shot him in the back
in the parking lot, drug himback in seventy eleven, seventy eleven.
That said, four point thirty amin the morning seventy eleven, rolled that
boy's body over, cleaned up theblood, and by six pm that evening
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they were saying, next in linefor a slurpee. You're gonna let that
happen. You want me to worryabout everything else that's going on out here.
No, I'm worried about what's happeningright now, right in front of
my face, that God gave meto do. So please, anybody just
listen, don't be offended by that. Just take the initiative and lead that
what you what has given you todo. Absolutely, And now I notice
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that you have you picked the dateSeptember first, second, and third?
Why those dates? What's the significanceof that? I mean, you could
have started the end of November beginningof January. Is there some significance as
to why you pick December. Isit because it's going into the holiday months
close to Christmas? Or why it'sa month to bring closure to a year
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of death. And when I prayedon this, I didn't know. I
was like God, I'm going okay, let me pray. And then I
said, well, you know what, let me fast. And I fasted
for seven days. And when Icame out of that, and when I
fast, I don't do no intermittentfasting, and mine is no eating at
all. You know, it's justwater for seven days. And I went
in to prayer and I went inthe fast, and when I came out
of at December first, and Isaid, that's perfect little because guess what
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most of the crowns happen on theweekends. Okay, December first is on
a Friday, December first, second, and third. Then that gets me
set up perfectly. See God knowswhat he's doing is it gets me set
up perfectly for the month of FederaryBlack History Month, a month that we
should not be killing each other.We should be sitting up there. If
you got time to kill, sityou behind down. I don't care how
old you are, sit down andtry to tell your kid be the parent
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that you're supposed to be. Evenme, my daughter, my old my
middle daughter is thirty three years old. Sit my daughter down, my youngest
woman, she comes home from college, and my thirty five year old son
and sit up there and have aconversation with them about black history. Stuff
that they may not know, stuffthat you don't know. You don't talking
about the listeners, stuff that youdon't know. Everybody's to sit down there
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and stop get off of Martin,Luther King and Malcolm X. Try to
find something else out about other people, you know, because you'll be surprised
at all that we even minute asa race. That you don't even know
all the way down to the refrigerator. But do your research. This is
what we need to do. Buteverybody that's listening to anybody that can criticize,
I mean, I'm gonna ask thisquestion, if you sit down in
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February and done any kind of research, have you educated yourself on your people,
on your race, Because if youdon't educate yourself, you can't educate
your kids. Leave everything up tothe teachers. They're not the parents.
You are the parents. And that'swhat the problem is nowadays. Do your
job. Stop putting off on everybody. Don't make it like, well,
I don't have a father, bea heck of a mother because I didn't
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have but my father was murdered.Okay, my mother raised me by herself,
after everybody was murdered. My motherraised me by herself, and my
mother did a dag on good job. I mean, say so myself.
Yes she did, yes she did. So keep telling me what do you
want the listener participants away, noblack on black prime movement. I want
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them to take away the fact thatwhen I did the survey, the survey
with with some of my associates andfriends I did it was what was now
it's eight And I said, tellme that they were not black and they
were white, uh, Hispanic andone Asian. And they said, well,
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I said, what impressions do weleave this is? And what what
have you heard about us? Whatimpressions do we leave? And what do
you think of us? And theysaid, you all are like crabs in
the borough. This is someone answersthat you all like crabs in a borow.
You will not stick together. Hitit right on the head. You
all about looking good? You was? You all would drive a fancy car
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and live in an apartment and won'thave nothing saved up. Most of your
money is going to the car.Note you all, when somebody starts something,
you all have too much jealousy amongstyourselves. And when somebody starts something
that you you all won't pull together, it can be a good thing.
And I was like, wow,wow, they hit us right now.
But that's then pressure. And Isaid, be totally honest with me,
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Just to be totally honest. It'about gona affect our friendship or our business
together. Just I want you tobe totally honest so I can get this
survey down before this movement starts,you know. And that was months ago,
and naturally it's what I see,it's what I say. I will
have somebody on here to say,well, you know what, I don't
want to be a part of becauseI don't like something that he said.
This is not about me. It'snot about me, it's about you.
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What are you going to do?Can we pull together? You don't have
to like Keith, you don't haveto like Maddeling. You don't have to
a person don't have to like you. But they should all still pull together.
And that's what they say about ourrace. We just won't pull together.
It's too much ego. Trip Oh, and the last one was how
disrespectful. Not only are we toour parents to each other, but we're
like that kids like that to eachother. You can't even tell nothing about
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kids anything. Tell somebody else's kidssomething out there in the street. Advice
wise, see what they say toyou. That's true. Absolutely, yes,
that is definitely I want them totake back. Hey, look,
we're gonna set all this nonsense aside. We are not gonna be what those
people said we are. Now.Are there gonna be some people that's gonna
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sit up there and be like theysaid we are? Yes, it is,
and I'm sorry you may not likeit, but it is what it
is. It's not what you thinkof yourself. It's let me phrase that,
it's not just what you think ofyourself. Your actions show who you
are. You're either gonna be.And this is no con because, like
I said, I'm not getting anythingout of this except I'm losing a lot
of money because this is my moneycoming out of my pocket for this movement.
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And so there's nothing that I'm gettingout of this except for me falling
with God told me to say.But the thing about it is, are
you going to sit up there andlet the fact that you don't like something
somebody and you're not gonna pull inwith them? Are you gonna be what
that person said you are, becausethat's you. Then you can't sit up
there and say I don't care whathe says is not me. Well,
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rapists don't think that they're rapists.I'm not a rapist. I don't care
what nobody say. Due. Youjust rate four kids your child unless they're
in a rapist. You are whatyour actions are. Tell them not home,
tell them my home. Sorry,I'm not a liar. You just
lied. Yeah, you just lied. And if you can't see that,
you will never change. You willnever make progress. An alcoholic who can't
see that he's alcoholic will always remain. I go this, so keep telling
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you how can get involved and howcan they help you make this movement of
a greater success than what is startingout to be. Here's how they can
get involved if they can get apen and paper right now, because at
the end I'm going to give thetelephone number and the contact number of the
how to get in touch with usat headquarters and our website. But the
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other way you can get involved isI want you to when you get we
want to send you flyers. Wewant to send you some information and with
that information, all I need youto do. And I'm gonna reiterate this
one more time. Is I needyou to sit down and go through your
phone. First, got so manycontacts in our phone. Even if I
can't remember, I don't care ifit's my handyman. Send it to everybody
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in my phone and ask them tohelp get this message around to everybody in
their phone, everybody on their Instagram, and everybody on their Facebook. Then
once you finish your phone, justfind thirty minutes each week before the third
get before the first gets here,thirty minutes each I'm not asking you to
do it every day. Just findone time out the week, put the
television down, turn the television off, and stop looking at the shows and
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the power and all the shooting andall this other stuff you know, and
all the shows that depict us ina negative way. Do something positive.
Just for thirty minutes, one timeout the week, and hit your next
next time you hit your Facebook,everybody that's in your Facebook but you,
and then ask them please pass itaround to everybody. You know. These
are the ways that I need themto help me or help us, because
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help all of us mm HM.As it relates to the movement, if
you had one piece of advice toshare without you saying our listeners, what
would that advice be? Stand upand be the king and queen that God
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created you to be, king orqueen that God gred you be. When
you come into my facility, doyou touch my doors? Madeline? You
don't touch them doors going coming in, and you don't touch them doors going
out. You don't get in mycar. I don't care. It could
be my sister, it can bemy little it could be a client,
ridman. You do not touch thatdoor coming in, getting in my car.
You do not touch that door gettingout of my car, never ever
since age sixteen? Why? BecauseI am a king. I don't care
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what you think about me. It'swhat I display. I am a king
and I need to carry myself aking twenty four to seven. Not just
when you're around, not just whenyou're not around. Not when it's raining
and I'm like this cold, geton in the car, Get in the
car. It's cold for you allthe time. And that's not just that's
just one way. So I'm askingeverybody, look, be the king,
be the queen that you are.Stand up and take lead, stand up
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and make your people proud. Youknow the saddest thing in the world I
used to hear, is the die. You know, to die as to
die and not and and and notknow and not and never have lived.
No, the saddest thing in theworld is to die and never found out
what your purpose was. You know. The thing about it is this,
how many people? Because this thisthis, This white man asked me this
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caucasion, He said, how manyof you? Do you know how many
people's lives you've changed? And Isaid, wow, He said, how
many people. You need to askyou people, how many people's lives have
you changed? That's not in yourfamily, m h, not in your
family. How many lives have youchanged that you had a major impact on?
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Someone will say not, won't evenbe able to say one. Think
hard. I'm talking about a majorimpact. Okay, you know we need
everybody. We need to unite asa race. That's the biggest thing.
We need to unite as one race. Show the world this one time December
first, second and third, thisone time, this one time, if
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it never ever happens again, thisone time. We are not what you
say we are. We are notwith some people, some people displayed that
we are We're not any of thatwe're gonna show you, and our thing
is this. We're either gonna provethem right come December first, second to
third, or prove them wrong.It is gonna be what it is.
And the ones that sit up theresaying well, I don't want to be
a part of it all, youare the one that's proven us wrong.
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I'm sorry, because if you're nota part of the solution, you are
major, a major part of theprite. I don't mean if I'm sorry,
I don't mean to be calling yourfans, but I'm not. I
don't know anybody. I'm not callinganybody specifically. I'm saying, your actions
tell you who you are. Myactions, I'm the number one rated trainer
in the DMV. It's not becauseI say that's not because the media says
it. It's my actions nine thousand, five hundred and fifty three clients with
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a ninety nine percent success rate.Your actions will always dictate who you are.
Okay, Keith, let us knowhow they can reach out to you.
Give us your email and your website. Briefly, we have we only
have about two minutes left, solet us know how they can reach you
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by email and your website. Okay. The email address, well, let
me go with the website. Thewebsite and then we give you the telephone
number. The website is no Blackcrimedot com. That's what we want you
to tune in on the website,No Black Crime dot Com. The telephone
number is three zero one three sixseven zero four eight three. That's for
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the No Black on Black Crime headquarters. All right, three zero one three
six seven zero four eight three.And the email address is no Black on
Black is the letters the first lettersN B O b C twenty twenty three
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at gmail dot com. I'll repeatit, N no B black oh on
B black crime. I mean seecrime twenty twenty three at gmail dot com.
Non NBOBC twenty twenty three at gmaildot com. Okay, well,
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thank you. I appreciate you joiningus today. I'm sorry that some of
our time was cut a little short, but that's okay because I'm sure you'll
be back again to talk about howthe movement is going, what you're doing,
and also to continue to gain thatmomentum that you're gaining right now.
So again, my guest has beenthe key turner who has talked about me
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Black on Black Crime. We appreciatehim coming. I want to thank all
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W four WN Radio. I gotthe time and well, hello and welcome
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to the Successful Women's Show, whereyou can view us on Talk for TV
and listen to us on the Womenfor Women Network. I am doctor Madeline
Ann Lewis, your host, andmy mission is to help women accelerate the
path to success. Well, today'stopic is going to be a little different.
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The topic is going to be noblack on black crime, and my
guess is Keith Turner. Now you'veheard him on the show before, but
he's talked about weight loss. Sowe're gonna take a different path this time.
But let me just tell you alittle bit about Keith Turner. Keith
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Turner is the owner of Keith TurnerWeight Loss, body Shaping and Toning Facility
located in Clinton, Maryland. Keithis a personal group trainer, weight loss,
aerobics, body shaping and toning expert. He is one of the top
trainers in the US and is thenumber one trainer in the DMV area.
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He has over nine thousand clients witha ninety nine percent success rate, which
is unmatched anywhere, and he hasover thirty three years in this field.
But today we're going to focus ona different topic. As I said,
he is now the founder and directorof the new Black on Black Crime movement
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that he introduced to the United Stateson Monday October twenty third, twenty twenty
three through word of mouth, mediaappearances, and press releases. The actual
date for the movement to be officiallylaunched is set for Friday December one,
Saturday December TEWOD and Sunday December third, twenty twenty three. These are the
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dates that he is asking every blackadult and teenager to come together as one,
halt the violence and show the worldand the doubters that we can come
together and truly show unity. Thereis to be no black on black crime
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across the United States during these dates, I'd like to bring and present to
all of you Keith Turner and hisno Black on Black Crime movement. So
the question I had asked you beforewe had the difficulty was just to give
us briefly a little bit about whoyou are, and then we'll go into
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talking about the black on black crimemovement. Okay, I'm Keith Turner.
As you know, I'm going tospeed it up real fast. I was
born and raised in Washington, dC. I'm definitely a bought this black
on black crime movement because my familywas murdered when I was a kid,
you know, And I was tellingtelling you about how, you know,
the shock of seeing a laying ontop in the hospital and I just took
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the sheets back and you know,to see bootholes in their chests and everything.
And this wasn't over drugs, youknow, but this is when I
was a kid. So now Ijust got to the point which just got
so ridiculous. I'm like, youknow, we have to I have to
do something about this. When Ifelt like God was telling me to do
something about this beginning in January,and pieces by pieces came and confirmation came
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on how to do this and ifI should do this, and if it
was from God. So here weare today. Okay, So tell us,
now, you implemented this black onBlack crime movement because of a vision
that you received from God. Tellus what this movement was all about.
This movement is about bringing everyone together. We're already aware. So it's not
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about making people aware of what's goingon. We're already aware of what's going
on as far as the black onblack crime is concerned. So this movement
is about uniting everyone to build yourconfidence up, to show you that,
hey, look, we're gonna getcome together on December first, second,
and third, and we're gonna we'regoing to join forces. We're going to
unite as a race something it hasnever been done before. Okay, across
the United States to stop to haltblack on black crime. We even have
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up on our website pledges places whereyou can place a button, push a
button and pledge even if you're nota criminal. You know, I still
pledge not to commit a crime.You know, there's a first time for
everything. And this is just goingto lead up to our month February,
because I have to get people tounderstand. Look, believe in yourself that
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if you can do three days Decemberone, December second, and December third,
you could do a month. Butyou know, to come into February
right off from the beginning, itwill be very challenging, right, absolutely.
So, since starting your no blackon black crime movement, do you
feel it has been successful? Andif so, tell us why you think
so? Oh? Very successful?You know, you know, I would
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say, I would say every twentyfive people I talk to all into you'll
get one out of every twenty fivehours, I'll get one that's not.
But the reason why it's successful isbecause the youth who are out here really
committing the crimes, the ones thatI've talked to who used to commit crimes
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and some who are committing the crimesnow. You know when I talk to
them, you know, all exceptone, if we keep it totally honest,
all except one are willing to stop, lay down their arms for December
first, second, and third,listen, and whatever plans we have after
or during December first, second,and third, they're going to participate in
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our plans and not and not commitany kind of crimes. Well, if
they can do it, and theyfeel that way, if we can get
the message out to the other peopleacross the United States, then we feel
like we'll probably have the same reaction. And so it's successful already because we've
already had commitments from a number ofkids and our use, especially once I
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hit the schools. Okay, soI want to go back just a little
bit because you had mentioned a littleearlier that members of your family had been
murdered and you witnessed this. Socan you tell us what how did you
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feel about that? And how whatwhat changed you or maybe altered your life
so that you didn't go down apath that could have a road that could
have taken you down the wrong path. I should say what changed that?
Well? When I the anger thatI mean, the hurt that I felt,
and the anger that I felt,you know, it builds up in
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you. The people who are experiencingthis death, having their family, a
family member murdered, you know Ican relate to them because that anger.
They're feeling anger, they're feeling hurt. It's not much fear because the anger
is overwhelming, so it knocks it'sknocking out the fear and you want to
react, but you have to understandand control yourself, which a lot of
people can't, but ten seconds ofthe wrong decision can change your whole life.
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And so with that being said,when I got ready to the last
family member was murdered, I wasat the wake that night on and my
grandmother was sitting beside the coffin,and I went to kiss her on her
forehead. But at that time,me and my cousin, at the age
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of fourteen, we were out andI'm sorry we were thirteen. We were
out in the alley and somehow Ican't remember, he had gotten a hold
of two guns. You know,back then it was hard to get ahold
of guns. We weren't shooting eachother, and we had studied what the
guy was. We lived the peoplewho did it, and thinking that we're
going to get away with it.And I went inside to tell my grandmother
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just give my grandmother kissed, youknow, letting everything was going to be
all right. She didn't know whatI was going to do, but she
was a god fearing woman, andyou can tell the Lord led her and
she was following the Lord, andshe grabbed my arm when I killed her
forehead, and she said she justlooked up at me and said, don't
do it and I said, don'tdo what And she said, don't do
it. I prayed, I prayedto God, let me see you,
out of all my grandkids, seeyou graduate. And I said, it
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just stunned me. And I wentback out to the alley and I told
my cousin and what she had justsaid. And he got upset about it,
of course, because he wanted togo through with it. But I'm
glad that I made the right decisionnot to go and get revenge, because
I probably would have stayed on thatline of feeling numb to it. After
you do it one time, youstart to feel numb to it. And
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I think that's what's going on outhere in society now now with your movement.
You want to get this movement toreach around, you know, people
around the country from the east tothe west coast. How do you plan
to do this? I plan ondoing that through social media, through your
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station, you know, stations likeyours and w h RM on whu R
at seven o'clock tonight and so manyin some of the news stations. I
have a list of people have calledin to asked what I do on their
shows. We're trying to get onsome of these other TV shows that's on
SHAMA five and with that information,and also we have each individual. I
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have two boards. God has givenme two great groups of board members and
a research an advisory team, andan activation team. The activation team that
I wanted to are going really hardand getting shows set up for me and
everything else. And they're all everybodyhere. Over forty people are sending the
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messages out Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and we're asking everybody from that point
on to send it out and you'regoing to go through everybody. We need
everybody to go through everybody who's inyour phone. If you're serious about no
black on black crime. Instead ofsaying looking at the news every night saying,
oh my god, somebody has todo something. This is ridiculous.
This is getting out of hand.No, we're hearing these same things over
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and over. The somebody is you? The somebody is you? Who are
you waiting for? Malcolm X,Martin, Luther King, Meker Evers.
They're not here anymore, Harriet Tubman, They're gone. So now at this
point it's you. We have tostep up to the plate. There are
so many people who sacrifice their livesfor us to be here. Where we
are who don't We don't even know. And all we're doing is coming back
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and not all of us, butwe're doing what we're doing. Some killing
each other. They didn't die forus to do that, so we have
to announce. So what I'm askingeverybody to do is you step up to
the plate, get in touch witheverybody in your phone, tell them what's
going on to date that we wantto pour everybody together. And we know
they're not the criminals, but theyneed to pass this sword around so we
can touch some people who are inthat criminal field. Right, absolutely,
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so tell me Keith. I knowyou know we've had movements before, We've
had people that started movements before.What are if any challenges are you running
into as you started the movement goingfor you? Honestly, doctor Mallin,
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it's it's what we were called dumbstuff, just like the internet message.
It's been fine all day up untilfive minutes before you It's stuff like that
as far as the devil's concerned,because if this good, that's bad.
Okay, second part it's it's I'verun into the challenges. You know,
you have some people who are allcolor, but I always say all skin
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is not ken. You know,we have people who why are you doing
no black on black crime? Youknow, who are forgotten where they've come
from? And uh and and I'mlike, well, because it's us,
why don't you just do no crimeperiod, you know, because that's not
what God gave me? And andand and they're quick to criticize and ask
me why do I do this anddo that? And I'm like, if
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I stop, then what are yougoing to do? You can't complain if
you're not doing anything, you haven'tdone anything. You're sitting back worrying about
your family. And then then Iget I've come into you know, keep
it real. I've come in tosome pastors, you know who I'm dealing
with egos and and because they didn'tit's either because they didn't think about it.
They want to. They have tobe leaders, a great a great
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leader was a great follower at onetime. And so they I'm I'm I
gotta have to pray on it.And we had one one who's in charge
of a lot of other pastors atthis pastor's meeting that I was invited to.
He said, he's not interested init, and he doesn't want to
be a part of it. Sothese are the challenges that are hurtful and
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and and how you're going to bea pastor and you're going to tell people
who are trying to stop crime andmurdering you're you're not instant, that's you,
that's ego, that's not a god. So these are the challenges.
Really, these are the only challengesthat I've come into a few people out
there who forgot where they came fromor never knew you know, talking stuff.
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This is ridiculous, you know,all this crap. If you're serious
about no black on black crime,then get on board. You know,
don't wait for something to happen toyour son or your significant other while he
or she is getting gas at thegasoline station, or why they're coming out
the house in the driveway in themorning or coming home at night and they
get carjacked and shot or something likethat. Don't wait for it to happen.
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Be the one to make the movenow now, So you know what,
because I feel like this it's successful. Like you asked me at first,
it's already successful because if you canreach one person, this world is
so small, one person that couldhave been the person who's gonna end up
being the one to kill your significantother done, daughter, son, grandson,
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mother, father, It doesn't matter, but you actually stopped it,
or you stopped somebody else who youtalk to about it stopped them. God
works in mysterious ways. But youcan't complain if you're not doing a thing
about it, and if you're notgoing to do a thing about it.
I don't need any money from anybody. I just need you to get on
the ball with your emails, sendingthem out on your Facebook, your Instagrams,
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everybody in your telephone, all yourfriends and people want your friends,
hit them up and just let themknow. Heye. On December first,
second, and third, we're comingtogether as one as a race to prove
to the world that we're not withthis survey that I did showed with the
other races think of us, whatwe portrayed to them, the images that
we left in their minds of us, And that would be shocking if you
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heard that, I'm sure it wouldbe. I know you said that you
want to reach a lot of peoplewith this message, you know, in
order to make it have a realimpact. So once you get the attention
of so many people, then whatonce we get their attention. They're events
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that we have set up and wehave This is why it's so important for
the churches to get involved in otherorganizations, the Kapitas, the queues,
Aka's delta us, everybody who youcan think of, all organizations, female
organizations, male organizations, church organizations. If everybody get on board, we
can we can sit up there andeverybody's designing something for December first, second,
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and third. The further events ofthe December first, second, and
third will be out in about aweek. What we're going to do,
what we want other people to do. But for example, everybody has a
task the churches. For example,we're asking the churches to design something this
funny event for Friday night at yourchurch. Ask each youth, teenage,
youth, young adult, young adultto invite a trouble youth. We already
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know the ones in the church aren'tthe ones out there committing the crimes for
the most part, Okay, butinvite another youth your age to that event.
That's one thing we're doing is we'rekeeping them off the street and we're
showing them another way. We'll keepthem off the street for that night at
least, and we're showing them anotherway, because remember said you have to
crawl before you walk, okay,and then doing those events that night.
I mean it could be anything.Be creative. You can have a competition
between the men and the women init, the boys and the girl,
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young adults and the femle females,and family feud and so many different kind
of games you can. You cancreate and be created with it, and
then Saturday come back with something else. We don't care. If there's a
function where you know, you havea feast, type of feast for everybody,
and they bring the same people back, keep them off the street,
and then guess what, that setsyou up a Sunday morning service to invite
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them to come back to close itout. So that's just for the churches,
so everybody will have some style.My group, we're going down to
downtown where the grounds say Black LivesMatter on that Friday, the first December
first, and then we have otherthings will take from there. Okay.
So the question in the in thechat room, and and you may have
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heard this question before, but thequestion is what about black on white and
black on Asian, which is thesame persons in which they feel is also
going through the roofs. I agree, it's going through the roof. But
before I can come clean up yourhouse, I have to clean up my
house. Okay, Now what Iplan on doing after this is successful,
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after finish cleaning up my house isthe next term is going to be black
no black on Black crime movement again. But it's b L A C.
Blacks, Patinos, Asians, Caucasians. That's the second movement. But feel
free. If anybody feels like,why don't I do this? And why
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don't I do that? And Godhasn't told me to do that yet,
please feel free. I invite youto take the initiative and you lead that
what you feel is in your heartto lead because it's easy to sit up
there and say, you know whathe needed to do this. I'm not
going to be a part of itbecause I heard that too. Well,
I don't want to be a partof it because it's about more than blacks.
Well stop, keep it real.Who are you hearing on We know
it's about more than blacks, butwho are you hearing on the news every
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night before you go to bed andpictures you're seeing in the same thing in
the morning when you wake up it'sus. Stop the major problem, Stop
the major worry about what's going on. That's because think about this, whoever
sent that in. I know whenyou walk down the street to night,
if you walk down to U Streetand you saw a white guy coming down
the street towards you, you're notgonna go on high alert. But if
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you saw three black guys coming downwith three the hoodies on, you may
never be fearful, but you're notgonna tell me you're not gonna go on
okay alert. So let's stop playingthe games and the politics. You know,
when I'm talking to the politicians andthey don't want to they want me
to change, Well, can youchange it from black to to something else?
And no, God didn't give methat to do. But you're playing
politics. You're playing games instead ofsitting of the saying exactly what it is.
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And then some people have a nerveto get sensitive on it. Why
are you getting sensitive when I sayblack on black crime. It's not because
you're making like it's just us outthere doing it. No, your mind
is going there. I'm focused onwhat one of the many problems are.
There's no way I'm gonna attack allof the problems like this. Another thing
to close that part out. IfI went to a white race of people
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who are causing problems and told them, we need you to stop. We're
gonna have a no one. Youthink they're gonna follow me, You think
they're gonna listen to me. That'slike saying and a white guy coming over
to us, going going, goingdown in southeast, talking about, Okay,
we're gonna start to know black crown. He's gonna get a they're gonna
get a fen and they're gonna probablybeat him upside his head. Let's keep
this real. Let's worry about wherewe are right now. First, let's
crawl before we could start running,all right, walk rather walk before we
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coul start running, be cause werealready crawling. Now, let's walk before
we could start running, and geta solid foundation up under us. Get
it so where people can say,I believe in Keith. Like my people
who know me now I have ahuge following because they believe in Keith.
The world does not know Keith.So I have to get your confidence to
say he showed that this could happen. Because I'm telling you, as long
as I follow God, as longas I follow God, I have not
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felt at anything these monumental tasks.Shutting down seventy eleven when that black boy
was killed there seven eleven, shutdown for anybody, HM for me to
be a black man, to goin there with my hat turned backwards and
my my T shirt on in shortsand say shut this place down. They
went from who are you get out? Get out, get out to twenty
minutes later because God told me toturn around, go in there and say
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what I tell you to say.And I was like, God, please
open me in the middle of list. And when I heard this spirit of
the voice again say say it againthis time, I did it again.
I did it again because I've beenin another he was in another situation with
that went in there, and intwenty minutes they were like, Okay,
we'll shut down for a whole weekif you want a whole week twenty minutes
and I said, I don't wanta whole week. I'm not hearing stronger
on you, God, I wantone day. You missed the most important
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day, the day the boy waskilled. You step boy got killed behind
your cash register, shot multiple timesand they was able to run out that
door. And if guys ran outafter him, shot him in the back
in the parking lot, drug himback in seventy eleven, seventy eleven.
That said, four point thirty amin the morning seventy eleven, rolled that
boy's body over, cleaned up theblood, and by six pm that evening
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they were saying, next in linefor a slurpee. You're gonna let that
happen. You want me to worryabout everything else that's going on out here.
No, I'm worried about what's happeningright now, right in front of
my face, that God gave meto do. So please, anybody just
listen, don't be offended by that. Just take the initiative and lead that
what you what has given you todo. Absolutely, And now I notice
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that you have you picked the dateSeptember first, second, and third?
Why those dates? What's the significanceof that? I mean, you could
have started the end of November beginningof January. Is there some significance as
to why you pick December. Isit because it's going into the holiday months
close to Christmas? Or why it'sa month to bring closure to a year
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of death. And when I prayedon this, I didn't know. I
was like God, I'm going okay, let me pray. And then I
said, well, you know what, let me fast. And I fasted
for seven days. And when Icame out of that, and when I
fast, I don't do no intermittentfasting, and mine is no eating at
all. You know, it's justwater for seven days. And I went
in to prayer and I went inthe fast, and when I came out
of at December first, and Isaid, that's perfect little because guess what
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most of the crowns happen on theweekends. Okay, December first is on
a Friday, December first, second, and third. Then that gets me
set up perfectly. See God knowswhat he's doing is it gets me set
up perfectly for the month of FederaryBlack History Month, a month that we
should not be killing each other.We should be sitting up there. If
you got time to kill, sityou behind down. I don't care how
old you are, sit down andtry to tell your kid be the parent
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that you're supposed to be. Evenme, my daughter, my old my
middle daughter is thirty three years old. Sit my daughter down, my youngest
woman, she comes home from college, and my thirty five year old son
and sit up there and have aconversation with them about black history. Stuff
that they may not know, stuffthat you don't know. You don't talking
about the listeners, stuff that youdon't know. Everybody's to sit down there
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and stop get off of Martin,Luther King and Malcolm X. Try to
find something else out about other people, you know, because you'll be surprised
at all that we even minute asa race. That you don't even know
all the way down to the refrigerator. But do your research. This is
what we need to do. Buteverybody that's listening to anybody that can criticize,
I mean, I'm gonna ask thisquestion, if you sit down in
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February and done any kind of research, have you educated yourself on your people,
on your race, Because if youdon't educate yourself, you can't educate
your kids. Leave everything up tothe teachers. They're not the parents.
You are the parents. And that'swhat the problem is nowadays. Do your
job. Stop putting off on everybody. Don't make it like, well,
I don't have a father, bea heck of a mother because I didn't
(24:32):
have but my father was murdered.Okay, my mother raised me by herself,
after everybody was murdered. My motherraised me by herself, and my
mother did a dag on good job. I mean, say so myself.
Yes she did, yes she did. So keep telling me what do you
want the listener participants away, noblack on black prime movement. I want
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them to take away the fact thatwhen I did the survey, the survey
with with some of my associates andfriends I did it was what was now
it's eight And I said, tellme that they were not black and they
were white, uh, Hispanic andone Asian. And they said, well,
(25:19):
I said, what impressions do weleave this is? And what what
have you heard about us? Whatimpressions do we leave? And what do
you think of us? And theysaid, you all are like crabs in
the borough. This is someone answersthat you all like crabs in a borow.
You will not stick together. Hitit right on the head. You
all about looking good? You was? You all would drive a fancy car
(25:41):
and live in an apartment and won'thave nothing saved up. Most of your
money is going to the car.Note you all, when somebody starts something,
you all have too much jealousy amongstyourselves. And when somebody starts something
that you you all won't pull together, it can be a good thing.
And I was like, wow,wow, they hit us right now.
But that's then pressure. And Isaid, be totally honest with me,
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Just to be totally honest. It'about gona affect our friendship or our business
together. Just I want you tobe totally honest so I can get this
survey down before this movement starts,you know. And that was months ago,
and naturally it's what I see,it's what I say. I will
have somebody on here to say,well, you know what, I don't
want to be a part of becauseI don't like something that he said.
This is not about me. It'snot about me, it's about you.
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What are you going to do?Can we pull together? You don't have
to like Keith, you don't haveto like Maddeling. You don't have to
a person don't have to like you. But they should all still pull together.
And that's what they say about ourrace. We just won't pull together.
It's too much ego. Trip Oh, and the last one was how
disrespectful. Not only are we toour parents to each other, but we're
like that kids like that to eachother. You can't even tell nothing about
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kids anything. Tell somebody else's kidssomething out there in the street. Advice
wise, see what they say toyou. That's true. Absolutely, yes,
that is definitely I want them totake back. Hey, look,
we're gonna set all this nonsense aside. We are not gonna be what those
people said we are. Now.Are there gonna be some people that's gonna
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sit up there and be like theysaid we are? Yes, it is,
and I'm sorry you may not likeit, but it is what it
is. It's not what you thinkof yourself. It's let me phrase that,
it's not just what you think ofyourself. Your actions show who you
are. You're either gonna be.And this is no con because, like
I said, I'm not getting anythingout of this except I'm losing a lot
of money because this is my moneycoming out of my pocket for this movement.
(27:30):
And so there's nothing that I'm gettingout of this except for me falling
with God told me to say.But the thing about it is, are
you going to sit up there andlet the fact that you don't like something
somebody and you're not gonna pull inwith them? Are you gonna be what
that person said you are, becausethat's you. Then you can't sit up
there and say I don't care whathe says is not me. Well,
(27:51):
rapists don't think that they're rapists.I'm not a rapist. I don't care
what nobody say. Due. Youjust rate four kids your child unless they're
in a rapist. You are whatyour actions are. Tell them not home,
tell them my home. Sorry,I'm not a liar. You just
lied. Yeah, you just lied. And if you can't see that,
you will never change. You willnever make progress. An alcoholic who can't
see that he's alcoholic will always remain. I go this, so keep telling
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you how can get involved and howcan they help you make this movement of
a greater success than what is startingout to be. Here's how they can
get involved if they can get apen and paper right now, because at
the end I'm going to give thetelephone number and the contact number of the
how to get in touch with usat headquarters and our website. But the
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other way you can get involved isI want you to when you get we
want to send you flyers. Wewant to send you some information and with
that information, all I need youto do. And I'm gonna reiterate this
one more time. Is I needyou to sit down and go through your
phone. First, got so manycontacts in our phone. Even if I
can't remember, I don't care ifit's my handyman. Send it to everybody
(29:02):
in my phone and ask them tohelp get this message around to everybody in
their phone, everybody on their Instagram, and everybody on their Facebook. Then
once you finish your phone, justfind thirty minutes each week before the third
get before the first gets here,thirty minutes each I'm not asking you to
do it every day. Just findone time out the week, put the
television down, turn the television off, and stop looking at the shows and
(29:25):
the power and all the shooting andall this other stuff you know, and
all the shows that depict us ina negative way. Do something positive.
Just for thirty minutes, one timeout the week, and hit your next
next time you hit your Facebook,everybody that's in your Facebook but you,
and then ask them please pass itaround to everybody. You know. These
are the ways that I need themto help me or help us, because
(29:48):
help all of us mm HM.As it relates to the movement, if
you had one piece of advice toshare without you saying our listeners, what
would that advice be? Stand upand be the king and queen that God
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created you to be, king orqueen that God gred you be. When
you come into my facility, doyou touch my doors? Madeline? You
don't touch them doors going coming in, and you don't touch them doors going
out. You don't get in mycar. I don't care. It could
be my sister, it can bemy little it could be a client,
ridman. You do not touch thatdoor coming in, getting in my car.
You do not touch that door gettingout of my car, never ever
since age sixteen? Why? BecauseI am a king. I don't care
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what you think about me. It'swhat I display. I am a king
and I need to carry myself aking twenty four to seven. Not just
when you're around, not just whenyou're not around. Not when it's raining
and I'm like this cold, geton in the car, Get in the
car. It's cold for you allthe time. And that's not just that's
just one way. So I'm askingeverybody, look, be the king,
be the queen that you are.Stand up and take lead, stand up
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and make your people proud. Youknow the saddest thing in the world I
used to hear, is the die. You know, to die as to
die and not and and and notknow and not and never have lived.
No, the saddest thing in theworld is to die and never found out
what your purpose was. You know. The thing about it is this,
how many people? Because this thisthis, This white man asked me this
(31:23):
caucasion, He said, how manyof you? Do you know how many
people's lives you've changed? And Isaid, wow, He said, how
many people. You need to askyou people, how many people's lives have
you changed? That's not in yourfamily, m h, not in your
family. How many lives have youchanged that you had a major impact on?
(31:44):
Someone will say not, won't evenbe able to say one. Think
hard. I'm talking about a majorimpact. Okay, you know we need
everybody. We need to unite asa race. That's the biggest thing.
We need to unite as one race. Show the world this one time December
first, second and third, thisone time, this one time, if
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it never ever happens again, thisone time. We are not what you
say we are. We are notwith some people, some people displayed that
we are We're not any of thatwe're gonna show you, and our thing
is this. We're either gonna provethem right come December first, second to
third, or prove them wrong.It is gonna be what it is.
And the ones that sit up theresaying well, I don't want to be
a part of it all, youare the one that's proven us wrong.
(32:27):
I'm sorry, because if you're nota part of the solution, you are
major, a major part of theprite. I don't mean if I'm sorry,
I don't mean to be calling yourfans, but I'm not. I
don't know anybody. I'm not callinganybody specifically. I'm saying, your actions
tell you who you are. Myactions, I'm the number one rated trainer
in the DMV. It's not becauseI say that's not because the media says
it. It's my actions nine thousand, five hundred and fifty three clients with
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a ninety nine percent success rate.Your actions will always dictate who you are.
Okay, Keith, let us knowhow they can reach out to you.
Give us your email and your website. Briefly, we have we only
have about two minutes left, solet us know how they can reach you
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by email and your website. Okay. The email address, well, let
me go with the website. Thewebsite and then we give you the telephone
number. The website is no Blackcrimedot com. That's what we want you
to tune in on the website,No Black Crime dot Com. The telephone
number is three zero one three sixseven zero four eight three. That's for
(33:40):
the No Black on Black Crime headquarters. All right, three zero one three
six seven zero four eight three.And the email address is no Black on
Black is the letters the first lettersN B O b C twenty twenty three
(34:00):
at gmail dot com. I'll repeatit, N no B black oh on
B black crime. I mean seecrime twenty twenty three at gmail dot com.
Non NBOBC twenty twenty three at gmaildot com. Okay, well,
(34:22):
thank you. I appreciate you joiningus today. I'm sorry that some of
our time was cut a little short, but that's okay because I'm sure you'll
be back again to talk about howthe movement is going, what you're doing,
and also to continue to gain thatmomentum that you're gaining right now.
So again, my guest has beenthe key turner who has talked about me
(34:46):
Black on Black Crime. We appreciatehim coming. I want to thank all
my viewers and my listeners for joiningme today. Of course, this has
been the successful women's show and I'myour host, Doctor Madeline and Lewis,
and I would like for you tomake sure that you subscribe to the channel,
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that you shared this episode with others, and that you also liked this
episode that we had. Again,this has been the successful women's show.
We're here every week. I'm yourhost, Doctor Madeline and Lewis helping women
to accelerate the path to success.Thank you again to my guest Keith Turner
(35:29):
for joining us. Thank you allto my viewers and listeners, and as
you know, I love you allto life and as always, be well
and stay safe out there. Gotthey and me.
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