its literally posted on the same page as the post you quoted
My fault breh, its early and I be tired.
Breaking News: Tariq Nasheed is BANNED from the UK (Video)
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My fault breh, its early and I be tired.
HarlemHottie
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shyt legit blew my mind.
Perry parlayed the Fetchit persona into a successful film career, becoming the first black actor to earn a million dollars. He was also the first black actor to receive featured screen credit in a film.
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He found himself in conflict during his career with civil rights leaders who criticized him personally for the film roles that he portrayed. In 1968, CBS aired an hour-long documentary, Black History: Lost, Stolen, or Strayed, written by Andy Rooney (for which he would receive an Emmy Award)[16] and narrated by Bill Cosby, which criticized the depiction of blacks in American film, and especially singled out Stepin Fetchit for criticism. After the show aired, Perry unsuccessfully sued CBS and the documentary's producers for defamation of character.[6]
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In 1976, despite popular aversion to his character, the Hollywood chapter of the NAACP awarded Perry a Special NAACP Image Award. Two years after that, he was inducted into the Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame.
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In 1929, Perry married 17-year-old Dorothy Stevenson. She gave birth to their son, Jemajo, on September 12, 1930.[5] In 1931, Dorothy filed for divorce stating that Perry had broken her nose, jaw and arm with "his fists and a broomstick."[30] A few weeks after their divorce was granted Dorothy told a reporter she hoped someone would "just beat the devil out of him," as he had done to her.[30] When Dorothy contracted tuberculosis in 1933, Perry moved her to Arizona for treatment. She died in September 1934.[30]
Perry had reportedly married Winifred Johnson in 1937, but there is no record of their union.[31] Winifred gave birth to a son she named Donald Martin Perry on May 21, 1938.[32] Their relationship ended soon after Donald's birth. According to Winifred's brother Stretch Johnson, their father intervened after Perry knocked Winifred down the stairs and broke her nose.[30] In 1941, Perry was arrested after Winifred filed a suit for child support. When he was released from jail he told reporters, "Winnie and I were never married. It was all a publicity stunt. I want you and everybody else to know that that is not my baby. Winnie knows the baby isn't mine but she's trying to be smart."[31] Winifred admitted that they weren't legally married but she insisted Perry was her son's father. The court ruled in her favor and ordered Perry to pay $12 a week for the child's support. Donald later took his step-father's surname, Lambright.
On April 5, 1969, Donald Lambright traveled the Pennsylvania Turnpike shooting people. It was reported that he injured sixteen and killed four, including his wife, with an M1 Carbine and a .30-caliber Marlin 336 carbine before turning one of the rifles on himself.[33][34][35] Lambright's death was ruled a murder-suicide, however the circumstances were questioned by his daughter and discussed at length in a self-published book in 2005 about Stepin Fetchit. Even Lincoln Perry himself once reported in a Los Angeles Times interview his belief that his son was set up. It was believed that Lambright's involvement with the black power movement at the peak of the COINTELPRO program was related to his death. A "mysterious long-haired white man" reported at the scene of the crime was thought to have been involved in some way.[30] Ultimately, his death was ruled a murder-suicide when the white man wasn't found. Perry never provided child support for Lambright and they only met two years before his son's violent death.[36]
Stepin Fetchit - Wikipedia
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He found himself in conflict during his career with civil rights leaders who criticized him personally for the film roles that he portrayed. In 1968, CBS aired an hour-long documentary, Black History: Lost, Stolen, or Strayed, written by Andy Rooney (for which he would receive an Emmy Award)[16] and narrated by Bill Cosby, which criticized the depiction of blacks in American film, and especially singled out Stepin Fetchit for criticism. After the show aired, Perry unsuccessfully sued CBS and the documentary's producers for defamation of character.[6]
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In 1976, despite popular aversion to his character, the Hollywood chapter of the NAACP awarded Perry a Special NAACP Image Award. Two years after that, he was inducted into the Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame.
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In 1929, Perry married 17-year-old Dorothy Stevenson. She gave birth to their son, Jemajo, on September 12, 1930.[5] In 1931, Dorothy filed for divorce stating that Perry had broken her nose, jaw and arm with "his fists and a broomstick."[30] A few weeks after their divorce was granted Dorothy told a reporter she hoped someone would "just beat the devil out of him," as he had done to her.[30] When Dorothy contracted tuberculosis in 1933, Perry moved her to Arizona for treatment. She died in September 1934.[30]
Perry had reportedly married Winifred Johnson in 1937, but there is no record of their union.[31] Winifred gave birth to a son she named Donald Martin Perry on May 21, 1938.[32] Their relationship ended soon after Donald's birth. According to Winifred's brother Stretch Johnson, their father intervened after Perry knocked Winifred down the stairs and broke her nose.[30] In 1941, Perry was arrested after Winifred filed a suit for child support. When he was released from jail he told reporters, "Winnie and I were never married. It was all a publicity stunt. I want you and everybody else to know that that is not my baby. Winnie knows the baby isn't mine but she's trying to be smart."[31] Winifred admitted that they weren't legally married but she insisted Perry was her son's father. The court ruled in her favor and ordered Perry to pay $12 a week for the child's support. Donald later took his step-father's surname, Lambright.
On April 5, 1969, Donald Lambright traveled the Pennsylvania Turnpike shooting people. It was reported that he injured sixteen and killed four, including his wife, with an M1 Carbine and a .30-caliber Marlin 336 carbine before turning one of the rifles on himself.[33][34][35] Lambright's death was ruled a murder-suicide, however the circumstances were questioned by his daughter and discussed at length in a self-published book in 2005 about Stepin Fetchit. Even Lincoln Perry himself once reported in a Los Angeles Times interview his belief that his son was set up. It was believed that Lambright's involvement with the black power movement at the peak of the COINTELPRO program was related to his death. A "mysterious long-haired white man" reported at the scene of the crime was thought to have been involved in some way.[30] Ultimately, his death was ruled a murder-suicide when the white man wasn't found. Perry never provided child support for Lambright and they only met two years before his son's violent death.[36]
Stepin Fetchit - Wikipedia
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HarlemHottie
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WHERE?
Citi Trends
aka milobased
So you’re gonna say something irrelevant and stupid and then when called out you just say more irrelevant and stupid things
ok
Like I said, ya'll want to be white. You even act like a white man. I bet you don't think Trump is racist. I bet you think there are good people on both sides with the Proud Boys. fukk yourself you stupid c00n
Citi Trends
aka milobased
You were the one caping and splainin when another African wanted trump to invade Nigeria
But yeah I’m the one who likes trump
Caping? Lol! Where bytch? I don't fukk with Trump. I always knew he was gonna be bad news for everybody. I was the one who knew Trump wouldn't deliever. This is the same man that wrote a 10 point plan for African Americans and deleted from his site before the inauguration.You were the one caping and splainin when another African wanted trump to invade Nigeria
But yeah I’m the one who likes trump
You stupid ados nikkas
all of the time. Just because I sympathize doesn't mean I think otherwise. Ados is good for foolishness and lacking comprehension skills
I can't see that dumb c00ns post but I was in that thread calling them out too. That African nikka was the 1st to get hit with theYou were the one caping and splainin when another African wanted trump to invade Nigeria
But yeah I’m the one who likes trump
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It's coolMy fault breh, its early and I be tired.
that other nikka had me a lil tight you might've caught a stray 
get these nets
Veteran
Malcolm's father died when he was six years old. His Grenadian mother raised him (until the trauma and stress got to her)
His AA half sister, Ella took him in at 14.
Notice how they use the term "American" in reference to his depiction, despite the fact that he was of "Bahamian and Jamaican" descent as if that's representative. They're so willing to play those degrading roles too. Just like on that thread - Most casting roles showing black people in subservient or degrading roles are not AA.
@Nicole0416 This is crazy receipts for what we were talking about in that thread with the pregnant African girl twerking in the bikini.
oh word??
Cool
ONCE AGAIN, who has he been asking for support?
Show me evidence of what yall are claiming
Why is this simple question so hard for yall to answer?
Name a "conspiracy theory" from HC5 because at this point yall have proven to me across various threads that yall have no idea what that term even meansHis film is also full of bullshyt and conspiracy theories. He wasn’t banned for “going hard against white tolks”
He was banned for being a hood ass Alex Jones
And I don’t understand how this “staying on code” only goes one way. Tariq spends most of his time criticizing black folks. Shouldn’t he “stay on code”?