Sharpton on the minstrel show
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I've always been in this man's corner. And make no mistake about it, he supports hiphop the original movement for what it was meant for; he's speaking out against the negative vices that dominate hiphop today.
joab327 6 months ago
I am sorry he is right look at this bs freacknic musical.
Thedreamerkel 2 years ago
Amazing! Never thought I'd agree with ANYTHING this race hustler has to say. Too bad though, that he talks the talk but doesn't walk the walk.
srdavis37 2 years ago
i still don't care for sharpton, even though... he does carry a strong point.
mattybock 2 years ago
Earlier in life, I never imagined I would have respect for Al Sharpton. When the Imus "incident" (if you can call it that) occurred, and Sharpton finally spoke out against hip hop, I gained that respect. Either something is okay for everyone, or for no one. No more of this "because I'm Black bullshit."
bambizzoozled 3 years ago
Yes! Talk it!
theicha 3 years ago