no name tags....these cats really see themselves as occupiers
Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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no name tags....these cats really see themselves as occupiers
Knicksman20
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If this has been posted my apologies.
OG_StankBrefs
Da Spice...
Dam breh...
Knicksman20
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Another article:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/malek-mouzon/the-silence-of-the-black-_b_5685968.html
"It's frustrating to watch white musicians be so ready to have legions of Black dancers/singers behind them, work with Black producers, sing about how "we" do and then be nowhere to be found when a Black tragedy takes the national stage. It in many ways cements the same things their art and music attempt to embody. A type of post racial illusion where minstrel images or just part of exploring your creativity and having fun. But we don't exist in any sort of post-racial world. Racism is still very real. An unfair double standard faced by Black men and women face a very real double standard when it comes to dealing with law. And there is a complete lack of value in the Black body...except of course as a sexual tool or as a means of entertainment."
"Both the silence and vocality of some Black Celebrities over others is a different bone to pick. It's a continual conversation but I would say is that there's no doubt Black celebrities walk a balancing act between their massive platforms and their own identities. A balancing act even our President doesn't always achieve. However, White Musicians like the ones I've discussed have the luxury of picking and choosing the ways in which they engage in Black life. "We" don't have that luxury."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/malek-mouzon/the-silence-of-the-black-_b_5685968.html
"It's frustrating to watch white musicians be so ready to have legions of Black dancers/singers behind them, work with Black producers, sing about how "we" do and then be nowhere to be found when a Black tragedy takes the national stage. It in many ways cements the same things their art and music attempt to embody. A type of post racial illusion where minstrel images or just part of exploring your creativity and having fun. But we don't exist in any sort of post-racial world. Racism is still very real. An unfair double standard faced by Black men and women face a very real double standard when it comes to dealing with law. And there is a complete lack of value in the Black body...except of course as a sexual tool or as a means of entertainment."
"Both the silence and vocality of some Black Celebrities over others is a different bone to pick. It's a continual conversation but I would say is that there's no doubt Black celebrities walk a balancing act between their massive platforms and their own identities. A balancing act even our President doesn't always achieve. However, White Musicians like the ones I've discussed have the luxury of picking and choosing the ways in which they engage in Black life. "We" don't have that luxury."
?Wait... These fools are trying to use another dude's record and pass it off as Mike's
JasonSJackson
Jah Sun Ma'at Ra
So what changes have you made in your personal life because of this incident?
Knicksman20
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warning, this is a cartoon I've seen cacs sharing with each other and it may piss some of you off, you've been warned.
These racist cacs are twisted
the replies were
but it's what I've come to expect from them so it's no surprise to me.
warning, this is a cartoon I've seen cacs sharing with each other and it may piss some of you off, you've been warned.
freedom of expression...
Link I'm kinda interested in seeing this...the replies were
Knicksman20
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It'll do you no good Fam. It'll make you wanna smack the next one you see
This is the exact reason why I DESPISE white people on the internet.warning, this is a cartoon I've seen cacs sharing with each other and it may piss some of you off, you've been warned.
And if a c00n ass brother made this fukk him too.