We are fighting for our people we are fighting for our right to live. We have nothing to lose and everything to fight for. They ask why you black males are so militant? My answer to that would be because they are making us soldiers. There’s a war going on, but you have to ask yourself, who is the enemy? You have misinformed young American gunning down unarmed women, children and men in churches, movie theaters and public events. You have law enforcement officials gunning down unarmed black men. With the poverty level at an all time high, it’s damn near impossible for one to take care of him or herself without the possibility of prison or death. I would like to take this time to ADDRESS the Street Disciples and Congregation to express my concerns and frustrations on what’s going on in our communities all over the world today. READ: Remembering ‘TM 101?: Jeezy On His Hood Classic & Keeping It Gangsta 10 Years Later To Be Continued…Friday, November 13th,” he ended the letter. “This is coming from a place of passion and not ignorance. He ended the post with a hint at what seems to be a new album, judging by the Friday date. Noting that we are all “gods” in our own ways with regards to our ability to affect change, the message points to the release of a new single titled “God,” according to Karen Civil. Taking the opportunity to tie his thoughts into a visual he recently shared on Instagram, Jeezy explained the symbolic meanings behind the black cat and the cross in the video clip.

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