Everything posted by Delano
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Malcolm X Debates Evie Rich (1961) - This is Deep
@Troy what was your response to this statement. @Pioneer1 do you think I was telling you what to think. The same thing I attempted with you and global warming. Presenting both sides and asking you to think about it. In this example I have changed my mind there's a slight difference between the two words.
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Martin Luther King's sex life and his legacy
You checked for yourself, great.
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Malcolm X Debates Evie Rich (1961) - This is Deep
In addition there was the Anasru Allah community. Feel free to search or lot search this on your own.
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Malcolm X Debates Evie Rich (1961) - This is Deep
https://www.thedailybeast.com/word-is-bond-an-ex-con-explains-the-5-percenters
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Black Female Writers
The entire point is that they don't know me. It similar to racist white people's perception about people they never met. The point is I am not worried about perception over truth. You and Troy give me stick for siding with women. I don't give either of you a hard time for being dismissive about women's issue and their perspective in general. I feel I have succeeded in having a position that is more neutral. I was disappointed by Pioneer1 saying he didn't care about Elijah raping girls and he would smile. What was the reaction from the men. We can't even defend the honour of teenage girls with a word or two. Yet you wonder why women don't feel protected by Black Men. The fact I have to repeatedly say this is what makes this conversation so depressing. Yet you talk about Black unity, maybe start with listening and respect. No wait that's not important in your struggle. I heard a Black Woman rapper say bring a black woman was like being black twice.
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Malcolm X Debates Evie Rich (1961) - This is Deep
What do you think he means? So PE is influenced by NOI but dropped Grif for his statement, okay. What do you think? @Delano Thank Del! For rappers it's a bunch of rappers on a circle trading rhymes. So using a word in a different context makes him influenced by Islam. Really If you had said Lord Lamar was influenced I would have thought you knew what you were talking about. Or even Mos Def. The 5% used to have a table and sell magazines mish wack incense and essence oils. I bought it all. What about you or is your experience second hand, hearsay or from a search engine. The 5% of the Nation that is not asleep. @Chevdove
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Martin Luther King's sex life and his legacy
Firstly I am not certain why either of you can't conduct your own search. Especially since Troy can do it in 5 minutes. You not being aware of things doesn't invalidate them, for example Martin Luther King's affairs, Malcolm Little being a pimp, Elijah Muhammed's preying on teenage girls. What's interesting is that when Cynique verified the statement you were silent. Furthermore you seem to think I am your secretary. You can argue without having a look or you can check for yourself. A while back K2 made a very long post about Astrology. You just accepted what he said. Even after I said it was plagiarism you didn't check. You sell books and you can't recognise something as being plagiarised. Maybe you should go back to Facebook it's good practice for vetting fake news. Like the John McClain story. Perhaps Cynique can refresh your memory. You seem to listen to her unless the topic is about women. Which is rather interesting from a psychological Pov but this thread is already pretty long. I am not sure you will read it all. That isn't why I wrote it. In addition you make statements that could be checked but you don't bother. You ask for the source. Even when you doubt what I am saying, you don't verify it for yourself. Here's the main difference between you and I. I will search a topic and look for pro and con arguments. I am not telling you to follow suit. Nor am I following your directives. You totally missed the irony of me posting an article from Facebook about Black Women Writers. It's your field and your nemesis. The other Facebook post was a few Black Book industry people praising you on Facebook. Which is also ironic because you periodically cry about Facebook and not being appreciated for all the work you do for Black Women writers, the reading public and the industry. I can empathise with your frustration. However your positions about Facebook and Google don't make sense to me . They both take business away from you. You continue to use Google for your personal searches yet you drop Facebook. I suggested that you sue Google. I ended up asking a mutual acquaintance on your behalf. Who is a lawyer and handled business in the past re AAlbc. And you didn't want to write a cease and desist letter. I am not writing this to change your mind about any of this. Adapt or die. You sometimes sound like a cranky Don Q. I am going to chill out at the Villa. Sincerely, Pancho.
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Malcolm X Debates Evie Rich (1961) - This is Deep
Do you know why Professor Grif was kicked out of PE? Since YOU seem to be their designated spokesman, if I had any questions for them I'd probably just ask YOU....lol You are too smart for me to debate. Who told you a self acknowledged drug dealer was a 5%. Do you know why they are called 5 percenters? What's your source. I never heard any called cipher growing up. Do you know what it means?
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Black Female Writers
I am going to help you out A lot of of people Don't know me. If you still need help connecting the dots let me know.
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Martin Luther King's sex life and his legacy
Perhaps you should look up accusation as well. Then we can continue our respective monologues.
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Malcolm X Debates Evie Rich (1961) - This is Deep
WOW! I realize this response was directed to Delano, but I would like to respond. NO ONE SHOULD HAVE THE LUXURY OF EXCUSES. Women can't be leader!? Women can't be leaders that should also be held responsible for good as well as bade actions!? Why not ask the women their perspective?
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Malcolm X Debates Evie Rich (1961) - This is Deep
- Malcolm X Debates Evie Rich (1961) - This is Deep
Based on various chauvinistic and misogynistic statements made by the male members. I am proud to be seen as being more supportive to the women. You have offered proof that erodes your claim of protecting black women.- Martin Luther King's sex life and his legacy
@Pioneer1that you may want to look up the definition of speculation. I haven't accused either man. Accusation implies guilt. Malcolm and Martin's sexual history is infinitely less problematic than Elijah Muhammed's for the following reasons. His Lust resulting in the ostracisation of both the mother and offspring. Created an additional legal problem for his family and the NOI. Resulted in Malcolm leaving thereby weakening the nation. And indirectly resulting in the death of Malcolm.- Black Female Writers
I am largely unaware of his profile. I saw him in Rappin and New Jack City. I thought Krush Groove was a better film than Rappin. And King of New York was better than New Jack City. Although I have to give him credit since both films were topical.- Astrological Prediction the end of Trump's Presidency
At the end of the year read the comments and compare them to what happened That was my first post.- Black Female Writers
Melvin the Dad- Black Female Writers
Interested in knowing your take on this Mel. You know who I think also played the game brilliantly Melvin Van Peebles. How many hats did he wear to create and follow his vision. His career arc is amazing:Screenwriter Producer Director Actor Stock Trader Playwriter Bombardier Artist Writer Father Husband Lover.- Black Female Writers
Unity is not possible. There are too many obstacles. Ego prejudice dominance envy respect. Pettiness Lust Insecurity. Inability to focus on the real problem. Compassion. I have no idea- Black Female Writers
@Mel wait a consortium of recording artists? of- Black Female Writers
I heard about the venture with Jay Z and Puffy. I mentioned Reggie Lewis because he was a successful deal maker. Who was cool with Michael Milliken. The biggest Wall Street deal maker in the 80's So I was curious about different perspective on each. In terms of the their target market or audience and who they partnered with to access capital. Spike Lee is a genius Marketer. He has turned a characterisation into a branding tool. That makes money across colour line without being considered a sell out. Doing sneaker commercials with fellow Brooklyn native Michael Jordan. I agree Wise fool.- Kevin Hart Shows Some Heart
I have no idea. Since I don't have instagram and I am not twit nor do I Tweet.- Black Female Writers
What rung displays unity? And is it because it's the best option. Expedient or the only viable option. I am specifically thinking about Jay Z and Puffy. Where would you place Russell Simmons Spike Lee, and Reggie Lewis?- Black Female Writers
I have been mislabelled by appearances my entire life. However I can't let other people's ignorance and myopia shape my self worth. That's imbibing the foolishness of others. I am not a sophomore.- Black Female Writers
When I was a kid in the Bronx circa 1971-1980. You would insult another boy by calling him gay or a homo. Which had nothing to do with sexual preference or behavior. There was a hair salon run by a gay man. That liked boys. This was about 1980 the gheri curl was in fashion. I believe it cost about $50. The rumour was that boys that wanted that style but didn't have the money, traded sex. There were always Black teenage boys in the shop. I saw one of the kids from the nrugbirhood with a gheri curl. When we made eye contact he looked downward. We made fun of him later and speculated about the rumour. The irony is that none of the my boys every verbally or physically hassled gay men. In addition they used to go to The Paradise Garage on gay night and would get in because they were teenagers. Your experience isn't universal. Rap, Dance music, and the Garage sound was a big part of our upbringing. Sparing and playing the dozens. There isn't one person who knows me who thinks I am gay. So there some type of projection happening. Pioneer you posted a story about a Japanese guy that was in love with you. Did you encourage him or did you beat him off. @Pioneer1 - Malcolm X Debates Evie Rich (1961) - This is Deep