As his sequel to 2021’s Donda prepares to drop on Feb. 22 — maybe — Kanye West took time out for prepping to explicate his plan for “Black Future Month.” During the nearly six-minute speech, he used examples from his own life to illustrate what he sees as a disparity that needs to be addressed.
“America is made to enslave us, what they ever gave us we’d improve. We didn’t show, it’s documented, now it’s cemented, Black future it’s time to invent it,” he delivers rap-style in an Instagram video featuring a group of people wearing dark hoodies. “If Ye said it, you know that he meant it. There’s no more Black History Month, every February reminding us that we just barely can vote.”
The rapper has been teasing the movement on social media, sharing a black screen with the words “Black Future Month 2022,” which others including Antonio Brown and Pusha T…
