Jim Brown speaks of Black Activism as a celebrity and entertainer. He talks about his feelings that Black sport celebrities and entertainers should do more than just entertain. Do you agree?, tell us your opinion.
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“Proof of Consciousness” (P.O.C) the Host of REVIVE!!! 7/19/2017
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“Proof of Consciousness” (P.O.C.) the Host of REVIVE!!! 12/06/2017
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Leave important issues to somebody more intelligent, you IDIOT!
I think we need to stop watching the media outlets that call on blacks like Barkley, that we know are “Sambos”, “sell outs” and “house Negros.” Black people are “crooks” are you kidding me? If a black person and a white person each commit a crime, the black person is more likely to be arrested. This is due to the fact that black people are more heavily policed than whites.
Black people, more often than white people, live in dense urban areas, these are more heavily policed than suburban or rural areas. This could help explain why, for example, black people and white people smoke marijuana at similar rates, yet black people are 3.7 times as likely to be arrested for marijuana possession. This discrepancy is also be driven by overt racism, more frequent illegal searches of black people (stop and frisk), and willingness to let whites off with a warning.
A black person like a Charles Barkley is part of our problem, not a solution. Just stick to commentating on basketball (of which you know very little) and leave important issues to somebody more intelligent, you IDIOT!
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I believe that Jim Brown is correct when he says that black entertainers and athletes should assist in
helping the African American community. However, the majority of these black entertainers and athletes
probably has no knowledge of there history and even care to know about it. Remember, we have been
programed by the white establishment to be desensitized about our history. Therefore, I do not think
you will get a large number of our black entertainers and athletes to join in the economic rescue of
the plight of our black communities or causes. What we have to do is set up community centers and have
educated black clinical physicalists like Dr. Umar Johnson or the late Dr. Cres Welshing to speak on why we act
the way we do due to lack of knowledge of our history. Tim Walker