THE VERDICT SHOW: We’re Not Talking About the Holocaust Unless It’s the Black Holocaust

The Black Holocaust didn’t end in 1865 — it evolved. From 246 years of slavery to 99 years of Jim Crow, 86 years of lynching, and decades of police brutality, the war on Black identity continues. While the world shouts “never forget” for one genocide, the trauma and terror inflicted on Black people is swept under the rug.

In this episode of The Verdict Show, Junns The NBIC lays it all out:
🔹 The erasure of Black pain from global memory
🔹 The U.S. legacy of systemic anti-Black violence
🔹 Why silence equals complicity
🔹 Who profits from the ongoing destruction of the Alkebulan kidnapped?

This isn’t history — it’s now. Facts over beliefs.

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