Rebellion and Compromise (1 of 2)
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Uploaded by gimmefreemusic on May 12, 2008
The film Brother Outsider: The Legacy of Bayard Rustin shows the effect of working within a system when trying to create change.
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@Il00OOll The non voilent civil movement was a joke, you can not fight a evil violent people with nonviolent, it will not work. Black people have not made any accomplishments to better our own people because of this. This chump did more for gay rights then black people rights and that was his plan.
LARONY24 10 months ago
@LARONY24
What a stupid degenerate you are. Bayard Rustin was the most important and influential leader in civil rights movement. Without him, the would be no March on Washington in 1963, and without him nobody would have heard about Martin Luther King.
Il00OOll 10 months ago
REAL MEN WILL FOR WHAT RIGHT. THIS DUDE WAS A WEAK ASS HOUSE NI ER SELLOUT
LARONY24 1 year ago