Comments on: Al Sharpton + Hip Hop Music = Political Showdown http://canhead.wordpress.com/2007/04/20/al-sharpton-hip-hop-music-political-showdown/ That dog don't hunt Thu, 10 Dec 2009 15:05:58 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: industryfinest http://canhead.wordpress.com/2007/04/20/al-sharpton-hip-hop-music-political-showdown/#comment-11511 industryfinest Sat, 13 Sep 2008 16:19:29 +0000 http://canhead.wordpress.com/2007/04/20/al-sharpton-hip-hop-music-political-showdown/#comment-11511 nice share! nice share!

]]> By: jakesia http://canhead.wordpress.com/2007/04/20/al-sharpton-hip-hop-music-political-showdown/#comment-10809 jakesia Wed, 23 Jan 2008 15:18:02 +0000 http://canhead.wordpress.com/2007/04/20/al-sharpton-hip-hop-music-political-showdown/#comment-10809 man how you got so smart man how you got so smart

]]> By: Refried Screens http://canhead.wordpress.com/2007/04/20/al-sharpton-hip-hop-music-political-showdown/#comment-8376 Refried Screens Thu, 12 Jul 2007 12:28:13 +0000 http://canhead.wordpress.com/2007/04/20/al-sharpton-hip-hop-music-political-showdown/#comment-8376 [...] started to look at “black on black” hate. Observers considered Al Sharpton to be a hypocrite because he attacked “white on black” hate speech but not “black on black” [...] [...] started to look at “black on black” hate. Observers considered Al Sharpton to be a hypocrite because he attacked “white on black” hate speech but not “black on black” [...]

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]]> By: Gem http://canhead.wordpress.com/2007/04/20/al-sharpton-hip-hop-music-political-showdown/#comment-5456 Gem Fri, 11 May 2007 03:52:45 +0000 http://canhead.wordpress.com/2007/04/20/al-sharpton-hip-hop-music-political-showdown/#comment-5456 I sent the following to Rev. Al. I hope he proves he is not a hypocrite. To: Rev. Al Sharpton, National Action Network a The comedian, DL Hughley recently made the following comments on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: "There were some nappy headed women on the team and those are some of the ugliest women I have ever seen in my life.” DL HUGHLEY on Jay Leno. Where is the outcry from mainstream media, the African American community, or all these people that called for Imus' head on a platter? The Rutgers Women's Basketball team members are beautiful! When the world gave them an opportunity to rage and unleash a fury toward Imus, they didn't. That's beautiful. When they had the eyes of the world on them, the exhibited grace and dignity. That's beautiful. When they had every reason and opportunity to malign and attack Imus, they forgave him. That's beautiful. D.L. Hughley's latest venture was canceled so he tried to piggyback on a painful period in our history by attempting to get a laugh on the cheap and THAT. WAS. UGLY! WhatAboutOurDaughters.org is dedicated to combating negative portrayals of African American Women in popular culture. Apparently after Studio 60 went belly-up, DL landed at BET, the bastion of black empowerment ( NOT!). His new show on BET is called S.O.B., a hidden camera reality show. Ask Viacom, the owner of BET, if this is the kind of message it wants to send to African American women and girls. What about our daughters? Or are you only concerned when the degradation of Black women comes from outside the community? I sent the following to Rev. Al. I hope he proves he is not a hypocrite.

To: Rev. Al Sharpton, National Action Network a

The comedian, DL Hughley recently made the following comments on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno:

“There were some nappy headed women on the team and those are some of the ugliest women I have ever seen in my life.” DL HUGHLEY on Jay Leno.

Where is the outcry from mainstream media, the African American community, or all these people that called for Imus’ head on a platter?

The Rutgers Women’s Basketball team members are beautiful! When the world gave them an opportunity to rage and unleash a fury toward Imus, they didn’t. That’s beautiful. When they had the eyes of the world on them, the exhibited grace and dignity. That’s beautiful. When they had every reason and opportunity to malign and attack Imus, they forgave him. That’s beautiful. D.L. Hughley’s latest venture was canceled so he tried to piggyback on a painful period in our history by attempting to get a laugh on the cheap and THAT. WAS. UGLY!

WhatAboutOurDaughters.org is dedicated to combating negative portrayals of African American Women in popular culture. Apparently after Studio 60 went belly-up, DL landed at BET, the bastion of black empowerment ( NOT!). His new show on BET is called S.O.B., a hidden camera reality show. Ask Viacom, the owner of BET, if this is the kind of message it wants to send to African American women and girls. What about our daughters? Or are you only concerned when the degradation of Black women comes from outside the community?

]]> By: Hip Hop And Censorship — The Seminal :: Independent Media and Politics http://canhead.wordpress.com/2007/04/20/al-sharpton-hip-hop-music-political-showdown/#comment-5268 Hip Hop And Censorship — The Seminal :: Independent Media and Politics Tue, 08 May 2007 18:13:52 +0000 http://canhead.wordpress.com/2007/04/20/al-sharpton-hip-hop-music-political-showdown/#comment-5268 [...] prominent civil rights leaders in the black community, led a march in New York City on May 3rd to protest “dirty lyrics” in hip hop. He [...] [...] prominent civil rights leaders in the black community, led a march in New York City on May 3rd to protest “dirty lyrics” in hip hop. He [...]

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