Nina Simone's interview for BBC's Hard Talk

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Uploaded by on May 18, 2010

Nina Simone in BBC Hard Talk.

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  • She was absolutely right.

  • @gabopr12 THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING THIS VIDEO. WHERE CAN I FIND THIS INTERVIEW?  IS IT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE?

  • @MsLeo31 I Really don't know if available to buy. Glad you enjoyed.

  • Glad you all enjoyed this video. Nina has done to me more than religion and philosophy. That luminous soul and words, that cut as a thunder.

  • I have a great satisfaction, that you all enjoyed the video. This is all i have from this interview, sorry.

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  • Thanks for posting this ...

    at 7:27 "I need a cigarette, you're making me hot'

    at 7:43 the guy with the lighter, shaking LOL

    at 8:02 "I'm ready"

    She was a goddess

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  • What year was this taken?

  • It's funny years later and now we can say the united state to made Martin Luther king jr.s dream come true. Now we too have a black president

  • @ginfub i understand where you're coming from... but racism is based on a power structure. (e.g. slavery, civil rights era, etc.) It's important to understand where artists who have been oppressed are coming from. It's like reading Nikki Giovanni's first 3 books... and saying she's racist. She was reacting to a larger class-oppression structure.

    I know it's shocking to hear Nina be so open and blatantly direct with her words... but they were needed at that time to counteract 'real' racism.

  • @jamesbgolden Really? I thought racism was disliking/hating a group of people based on skin color. Silly me. Weird how people can feel oppressed in an area, yet feel perfectly content to stay there, have children, & complain. Oh wait, it's always the "other" peoples fault.

  • @ginfub no.... she was oppressed...and reacting to it. when you've experienced the type of hatred she'd experienced.... there's no other way to feel other than angry.

  • Wow. She's very racist.

  • Im white and she is just brilliant :) Nelson Mandela is also amazing

  • I sing with intelligence,,,,,omg she moves my soul!!

  • she stil is an incretible amazing women, helped thousands and sang from her heart, no matter how this world turns out she will always be an insperation to many

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