Adjust Your Color: The Truth of Petey Greene

www.peteygreene.com

Written/Directed by Loren Mendell. Narrated by Don Cheadle. The unlikely story of America's first shock-jock, a black man in a white man's world who battled the system and his own demons during a time of civil unrest in our nation's capital.

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[DrSlam]

Talk to me was great and Don Cheadle was brilliant. cant wait for the documentary.

[major600]

I only just heard about him, and I already like him better than that shakedown artist, Jesse Jackson.

[gamoonbat]

@philipanakwue - No hate. Petey don't want no signifying on here. I'm just trying to help out a little bit.

[philipanakwue]

@gamoonbat i guess that one dislike was from you. hating is unhealthy cracker.

[gamoonbat]

a signifying monkey!

[Blueb8l]

Is there a Petey Greene DVD available?

[RootDown18]

Saw it on PBS... great documentary.

[priscillajames]

very good video and good commentary black history at its best and realest

[elaminb1]

Who is that SEXY MOFO on 1:36?? yum yum yum yum yum yum

[kiizzito]

Sounds like a broken gong. Whites always say how lazy blacks are and how blameless they are of the negro situation in america. That's baloney! You may be 3 then but the legacy left by your white forefathers is what you are enjoying now. To say Jackson's life has been easy is to say that John McCain milked his POW status. Thank God that anywhere there is oppression of black people, Jackson and Sharpton will be there to watch our backs. I am Nigerian, by the way.

[major600]

Jackson has made a nice life for himself banging the drum of racism and telling black people what they want to hear: you are victims. The white man owes you a lifetime of reparations. Sit back, smoke crack, listen to rap, and I'll blame whitey for your inability to stay in school, stop killing each other and making unwed teenage moms. He did right marching with King, but once those Jim Crow laws were off the books, he and Al should've turned their attention to their own people. I was 3 then.

[kiizzito]

it is not easy being any lil part of jesse jackson. u r unworthy to untie the laces of the shoes he wears, major600. He is not perfect but he has always tried to keep the black dream alive. Now everyone think it's cool to thumb their noses at Jackson and Sharpton. Where were y'all when those guys were putting their lives and those of their families on the line. Retards!