Baller Alert Entertainment & Lifestyle 
Samantha Katie James, 25, offended many people last week when she used her Instagram to say black people “chose to be born as a ‘colored’ in America for a reason. To learn a certain lesson.”
Many were baffled over the post made by Malaysia’s former Miss Universe, which she addressed “To the black people.” She openly stated that black people should “relax” and see their injustice as a “challenge” and “accept it as is” because it is inevitable, just like the “hunger and poverty” that still exists. James concluded her ignorant remarks with what she thought were words of encouragement, “Best you can do is remain calm, protect heart, don’t allow it to crumble. That’s your responsibility.”
The pageant winner caused a social media frenzy as many responded to her insensitive opinion. She later took the post down.
What’s more mind-blowing is James’ theory that souls choose life. When asked by one of her 160,000 followers what she meant by “chose to be born colored” she responded: “Like our souls. Chose this life, this country, this race, this human form, specifically… I always wonder why I’m born in Malaysia, as a white girl, with Chinese mom and Indian grandparents and Brazilian dad. But I chose this all for a reason, as a soul.”
However, the beauty queen has since issued an apology.
“I do hear you, I’m sorry. I know you’re hurting. I know it’s unfair. I’m not in your shoes to understand this fully.”
According to Black Enterprise, The Miss Universe Malaysia Organisation also released a statement: “Miss Universe Malaysia Organisation (MUMO) notes with dismay the recent social media posts made by Samantha Katie James, a past winner of Miss Universe Malaysia. We also note that these posts are inappropriate, offensive, unacceptable and hurtful. The views expressed on Samantha’s personal Instagram account are her own personal views and are neither the view nor position of MUMO. Samantha Katie James is not contracted to MUMO and has not represented the organisation since June 2018. MUMO stands for a non-racial society and strongly condemns all acts of racism and prejudice anywhere in the world.”
Many are asking people to break their silence in these challenging times for African Americans, but by doing so, we may get opinions we may not agree with. However, James’ awkward statement gives a profound insight into just how far fetched peoples’ minds can be about black lives and equality.
From my EXPERIENCE, what she stated was not opinion, but TRUTH. Until one has the experience, it’s opinion. Until one has an attunement to what a Soul is, or to what the Christ is, it’s just an idea. People lynching her for speaking truth the same way people came for Colin Kaepernick when he kneeled. Where was the black community to join him there? Where were all the “men” in the NFL at there? Or in other sports. Where were the “leaders?” So now, you got this beautiful being demonstrating leadership of a higher Truth, of Light, and people attack her because they don’t have the reference point of experience? Maybe y’all should SHUT THE FUCK UP and seek an understanding of her experience, the same way the black community has wanted white people to understand their experience. The same problem is the illusion of separation. The ego. No one is a victim here. That’s what she said in Truth. Would Jesus talk about the crucifixion or the resurrection? Would he focus on suffering or highlight the triumph? Did he not need negativity against him to Triumph? This is an opportunity for the planet to step into greater freedom and wayshower more love. The same love the black community has wanted is the same love that could be offered to this woman. The same love that could’ve been issued to Colin K, or to Hue Jackson – who fellow blacks still shit on to this day. The issue is the lack of love. For EVERYBODY. Every race, culture, men, women, transgender, animals … the opportunity is to bring love EVERYWHERE. And if you’ve experienced a lack of love, you should know what it’s like and be able to have empathy and share in love. Let love by thy teacher. Wake up to that. Have the courage for that. Rise UP