You mean to say this white boy has to teach you black history?? Isn't that just so ironic?

Two examples. There are many more.

Most notorious. Black Panthers are a radical, extremist revolutionary group to be proud of. They preach black power, not pride.

Aren't you familiar with them?

I applied to join the black revolutionaries. Do you believe they turned me down?

How about Huey Newton. He's prepared to shoot the enemy. Only problem with that is, he's pictured here in the US. What enemy was he prepared to shoot? HMMMM.



Here are some of his humanitarian quotes,
Any unarmed people are slaves, or are subject to slavery at any given moment.
Huey Newton

I do not expect the white media to create positive black male images.
Huey Newton (Why is he such a hater of people different than him?)

I expected to die. At no time before the trial did I expect to escape with my life. Yet being executed in the gas chamber did not necessarily mean defeat. It could be one more step to bring the community to a higher level of consciousness.
Huey Newton

I have the people behind me and the people are my strength.
Huey Newton

I think what motivates people is not great hate, but great love for other people. (Saying that with a gun in his hand.)
Huey Newton

If you stop struggling, then you stop life.
Huey Newton

My fear was not of death itself, but a death without meaning.
Huey Newton

Sometimes if you want to get rid of the gun, you have to pick the gun up.
Huey Newton

The first lesson a revolutionary must learn is that he is a doomed man.
Huey Newton

The policemen or soldiers are only a gun in the establishments hand. They make the racist secure in his racism.
Huey Newton

The revolution has always been in the hands of the young. The young always inherit the revolution.
Huey Newton

There's no reason for the establishment to fear me. But it has every right to fear the people collectively - I am one with the people.
Huey Newton (One of which is he referring to?)

Not much to say about Seale. He was pretty much Huey's gopher. Now, Bobby's pushin' barbeque. And he ain't even packin' his rod while doin' it.
Aren't you familiar with them?

Yep, Angela Davis is one her parents love to show pictures of. A true heroin.

Now that's an example every kid should look to follow.


Now, let me ask you.
What other group could get away with preaching revolution and hate and get away with it??
HMMMM?

well first, Two black people do not BLACK HISTORY make,,I could find examples in any History class of individuals who werent squeaky clean,,,

and second, I dont see the hate here,,,but as far as teaching revolution,,, I learned about plenty of it in American History class and was taught repeatedly that the CONSTITUTION afforded the right for AMERICANS to bear arms

third, although there is now a group calling themself black panthers,, the black panthers of black history were quite different
they actually tried to PROTECT their communities from crime(whether perpetrated by outsiders, insiders, or police) and were committed to giving and supporting their communities with social services,,,,

do I love guns or even like them ,,no,,,,but do I think someone having a gun (or even guns )makes them bad or unworthy of study,,,,no

there was very real civil unrest going on in those times and people on the receiving end of injustice had just as much right to bear arms as those who fought against fellow americans in the civil war,,,

I got tired. There are many, many, many more examples of claiming victim and promoting hate in black history.

The panthers preach overthrowing the Government and kill whitey.

Kill whitey was one of their favorite chants. There, no more beating around the bush.

http://www.tightrope.cc/sampler/racistrap.shtml
Are they just practicing freedom of speech here or is it inciting violence?
"Kill d'White People" 1993, Tommy Boy Music, Time Warner, USA

are we now confusing music by black people with black history?

there are many many many examples of overcoming adversity and supporting community and contributing to society, which are central themes of black history

your examples of hate were simply not hateful,, Huey was someone responding to the animosity and injustice HIS community faced in those times, and Angela was much the same,,,,,,

They were crying victim and placing blame.

Do you say,"kill whitey isn't hateful?" Or, is it justified?

The so-called music wouldn't be an incitement to violence?

If you consider all the members of the panthers and their associates, that's a big chunk of hate.

Recent black history, Rev White,"GDM America?" Proud moment for blacks, no?

Where do you cross the line of free speech to inciting murder, hate and violence?

I can see you will defend and condone violence and hate against people who don't look like you.

So, back to the topic. I still hold the conviction. American History and world history, si!

Heritages and cultures, no.

Way ta' go Arizona!! Where everyone is special. Not just a chosen few.

lol,, ur funny dude,, so now ANYTHING a black person has done or said becomes part of Black History and if enough had said and done negative things(by your standards) it makes the whole topic of black history destructive and hateful ?


how is EVERYONE special if some are basically excluded?

lmao

whatever dude,,carry on being special and believing your special status really included EVERYONE else,,,

A prominent black panther member hung out at my house once (my roommate was the local coordinator for speakers). I think it was Elaine Brown, but I could have the wrong name. She told us that the black panthers evolved tremendously over time.

Initially, they intended on being entirely isolationist, but when they sought doctors to help in their free clinics, and people to contribute funds and other resources to their cause, they found that the successful black professionals wanted nothing to do with them, and that there was an abundance of white professionals tripping over themselves to atone for some of their 'privilege guilt'.

She said (in different words) that seeing how much white people were willing to contribute to their cause, even while being kept completely on the sidelines organizationally, helped to temper a bit of the anti-white hatred and racism which was central to black panther culture.

The same has happened in the NOI, people have realized that unless you are the class in power, there is little you can truly accomplish completely on your own. Even Farakkhan has reached out more recently across racial lines to try and implement certain changes within the community he tries to represent. It truly does take a village, but it has to start with one individual, than one family, than one neighborhood,,,etc,,,,,,,,it never just STOPS at one individual or family though.

Hopefully, Arizona will ban and oust this group of terrorists.
http://clubs.asua.arizona.edu/~mecha/pages/MechaMembersBoard.html
The National president has already been deported.

WAY TO GO, ARIZONA ... ! YOU RULE ... !