Monologue from Othello (Paul Robeson)
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"......and his human dignity was betrayed"
hmmmm, that sounds awfully familiar. Paul Robeson's life in the public eye anyone?
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Sounds like James Earl Jones and John Ryhs Davies had a baby.
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If I were black I'd want to be him, If I were a man, I'd want to be him.
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LEGEND
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What a privilege to be able to experience this!
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@vivascargill This was Jungle Fever before the movie was made
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@SkiboogieNYC I saw him once-- at his funeral broke my heart!
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@Bonobo3D He also replaced "lov'd not wisely, but too well" with "lov'd full wisely but too well" (which Shakespeare didn't write, and which changes the meaning entirely).
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"Speak of me as I am- nothing extenuate!" Yes. Maybe someday we might.
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All of our critiques of this man's work are irrelevant. He is an established genuis and will always be remembered as a legend with a multiplicty of talents.
Paul Robeson is truly a unheralded genius of an artist. I wish I had the privilege to sit and watch this great man. He fills me up with ever more pride as a black man. God Bless him!!!
SkiboogieNYC 2 years ago 19
Exactly. When you realize just how sexually shamed this culture is...
Bonobo3D 3 years ago 6