Randall Robinson

[amsW200]

I've read all of Mr Robinson's books and consider him the most articulate champion of human rights, and a fearless voice in the wilderness crying out for the rights of the oppressed African diaspora. He is articulate to a fault, and his insight into the nature of racism is profound, I understand why such a person would, after decades of trench warfare, need to enjoy some well deserved peace and serenity, BUT WE MISS YOU, MR ROBINSON.

[josephortizgarcia]

The white man is the devil, and the devil is a liar. Hotep

[zodice1]

Randall is not saying anything new

[josephortizgarcia]

@zodice1 We're waiting on you! What have YOU to say?!

[zodice1]

@josephortizgarcia We need to stop regurgitating facts, let us arm ourselves and protect our women and children and countries.

[zodice1]

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[yourmajezty]

truth

[mauricemorning]

I regard Randall Robinson as one of the greatest writers in America today. Read all his books. You will be amazed at the sorrow, rage and poetry that comes through.

[richbullva]

only 3 comments that is sad this is a excellent post

[tobim2004]

Awesome! We should have somebody of this caliber on U.S supreme court bench.

[evette808]

WOW...I could listen to him all day long..powerful information...I often wondered why African history was never taught in public school...we have been taught Greek,European, a lil bit Asian abnd some Native history..but never African...hmmm

[boonepages]

Mr. Robinson comments are very refreshing, and I particularly like the tone of Mr. Robinson. As a physics teacher I will adopt Mr. Robinson as my mentor, and consider his approach to educating my own students.