We will say Not Your Typical Negro aka. Kevin Oliver was absolutely correct when he allegedly insinuated Dr. Frederick K. C. Price, Sr. intimidated his church members. The history of the black church has lost a lot of souls among the body of Christ, because they have failed to respect church members as though they are valuable within the Kingdom of God. When you as a man or woman of God treat your church members as though they are less of importance in the eyes of God than yourself, then you fail to win souls into God’s Kingdom. No minister of the gospel of Jesus Christ has any right to insult, verbally abuse, embarrass or humiliate those who question their teachings. Not Your Typical Negro also compared Apostle Price to Jim Jones of The Peoples Temple who deceived over 900 followers in Guyana to take poisonous punch and die with him. We or even NYTN are not saying Apostle Price would do such a thing, but he has already done something very similar to Rev. Jim Jones. He humiliated a couple of church members who wrote him a letter opposing his statement about Jesus committing suicide.
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Was NYTN Right About Apostle Fred Price Humiliating Followers Like Rev. Jim Jones?
October 28th, 2011 
AT2W Staff 
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No Comments »Do Most Black Women Who Marry White Men Have The Wrong Concept of Love and Wealth?
March 31st, 2010 AT2W Staff 
This heated subject is beginning spread across our country, simply because a lot of African American mothers and fathers have not properly trained and prepared their daughters for true love and to independently obtain wealth and even share the wealth with a potential black man. Our team of journalists sat around the conference table and discussed how in the 21st century Rev. Al Sharpton is yet fighting the many battles of racism for black people, but the same black people who complain about racism are not attracted to each other; furthermore, the mother of civilization, which is often claimed by the Nation of Islam, is getting revenge on black men who flaunt different races of women in their faces by listening to their mothers (fathers, aunts, uncles, and grandparents) to marry white men for money, instead of listening to their inner voice to wait on their God-given man, not necessarily a white (or different race of a man). The main reason why the majority of black women do not have any strength is because by nature, they have become followers, doing what makes them look good while hurting on the inside. Interim, they have missed out on what love really means and depend on white (or Latino and Asian) men to give them their wealth.
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