Farrakhan Was Right About Black Organizations

[xoxodede]

minister Farrakhan and the noi has never made a serious effort to work with other organizations unless they did things the noi way.

Other meaning Black?

If so, correct. Because they were not truly BLACK.

But, that doesn't mean they didn't support them or have their back. Cause they did. But, he called them out for any BS they were on. Or allowing non-Blacks to control them.


Jesse:



NAACP:

 

[jackson35]

Other meaning Black?

If so, correct. Because they were not truly BLACK.

But, that doesn't mean they didn't support them or have their back. Cause they did. But, he called them out for any BS they were on. Or allowing non-Blacks to control them.


Jesse:



NAACP:

prior to rev jackson running for president exactly how did the noi and the rainbow coilation work together for the interest of the community? working with black folk on the basis of skin color and not on common interest does not help us

 

[Take It In Blood]

Farrakhan is hated and asked to be denounced by every politician simply because





He's right

 

[jackson35]

Are you sure?

positive= this is for a paycheck. foi is not protecting the rev for free. what black org has the noi work with that is about our liberation?

 

[Cadillac]

many black people are realizing how some of these politicians and organizations are bought out or have been sold.

 

[FluffyCorleone]

 

[BigMan]

but isn't Farrakhan a "boatie"

 

[xoxodede]

but isn't Farrakhan a "boatie"

He is. But, he is deeply rooted in Black America.

I personally love him though. One of my fave people in the world.

Maybe because we are both Sagittarius Moons.

 

[Apollo Creed]

minister Farrakhan and the noi has never made a serious effort to work with other organizations unless they did things the noi way.

 

[get these nets]

positive= this is for a paycheck. foi is not protecting the rev for free. what black org has the noi work with that is about our liberation?

Oh, I'm sorry. I thought that you might have been aware of the setting of the photo. It was during Jesse's first run for president.

and you switched your comment from

"minister Farrakhan and the noi has never made a serious effort to work with other organizations unless they did things the noi way"


to
"what black org has the noi worked with that is about our liberation?"

This is the no b.s. section of the board, so please take those antics to other sections of the forum.

 

[jackson35]

Oh, I'm sorry. I thought that you might have been aware of the setting of the photo. It was during Jesse's first run for president.

and you switched your comment from

"minister Farrakhan and the noi has never made a serious effort to work with other organizations unless they did things the noi way"


to
"what black org has the noi worked with that is about our liberation?"

This is the no b.s. section of the board, so please take those antics to other sections of the forum.

so noi providing security for rev jackson for a fee is black liberation to you? but when it comes to concrete work, the minister wants to tells how what they are doing wrong.

 

[jackson35]

google what hon Elijah Muhammad said after there meeting and tell me if that's represent black unity.

 

[get these nets]

update, Black press starts talking about this

 

[xoxodede]

update, Black press starts talking about this

I was surprised that Roland was on the right side this time.

He usually isn't in my opinion. Especially, on illegal immigration and the Black community.

Roland also overtalks/talks over his guest he doesn't agree with.

 

[get these nets]

Civil Rights Institute apologizes over Angela Davis
Updated 2:59 PM; Posted 2:29 PM

The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute has issued an apology for its handling of the withdrawal of an award for Angela Davis. (Jake May)

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By Greg Garrison | ggarrison@al.com

The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute today issued an apology for its handling of the withdrawal of its top award for controversial activist Angela Davis.

“Each member of the Board of the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute deeply regrets the impact that the handling of the Reverend Fred L. Shuttlesworth Human Rights Award has had on Dr. Angela Davis, the City of Birmingham, and many others who have been impacted by our handling of the award,” the board said in a public statement. “We are sorry.”

The apology comes after Birmingham Mayor Randal Woodfin chastised the board last week.

“We acknowledge that the culmination of our decisions and actions has caused division in the community and compromised the good name of the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute on the world stage,” the statement from the board said. "Regardless of the outcome of our vote, many have rightfully questioned our selection process, which we vow to improve. In hindsight, more time, conversation and consideration of diverse viewpoints should have informed our decision to rescind our nomination, and we were silent for too long afterward. Again, we accept responsibility and are sorry.

“There are many lessons we already are learning from this situation. In the coming weeks, we will take steps to learn even more. We ask you to still maintain your support of the Institute as we attempt to regain your trust and learn from this experience. Thank you.”

For full coverage of the Angela Davis controversy, click here.