As for criticizing Jesse Jackson – what he said and how he said it was dead wrong…period. Change even scares the establishment, and doing business the old way, behind closed doors and whispers is no longer acceptable any more. Mr. Jackson is feeling like a heel, and he has been chastized by Black America and even his own son. But Barack moves forward and has graciously accepted his apology. Jesse Jackson can’t necessarily be trusted, but like anyone else, he is learning a harsh lesson the hard way, and if this makes him humble and willing to truly make amends, then it will help.

nothing in the world is more dangerous

than sincere ignorance and conscientious

stupidty

*Martin Luther king Jr *

All you old n****s, time is up. We heard your voice, we saw your marching, we heard your sermons. We don’t wanna hear that s**t no more.

and the above is a quote from NAS

pure ignorance

btw… that was grease he threw on lil weezy. He said there’s room for “all kinds of rappers” in the game.. translation: even rappers that say nothing & do nothing can make it.

1. David Banner is a PROUD alumnus of Southern University in LA, and was the Student Body President his senior year (his degree is in business, minor in music)

2. Young Jeezy has donated over 560,000 dollars to Katrina victims living in sub-par housing in Atlanta

3. Kanye West comes from a family of devoted civil rights activists, and he and his family members in Oklahoma are still vying to get a memorial for the 1919 Tulsa Massacre, in which the American gov’t and vigilante Whites firebombed a prosperous Black suburb of Tulsa

4. Lil Wayne QUIETLY donated over 300,000 dollars to the MLK Institute in New Orleans, currently the ONLY operating school in the entire Lower 9th Ward.

Your first error is showing no respect for a Black man who has put his life on the line for 50 years! You’ll never, ever be a black leader on the level of Jesse! Nas, tell black men to stop killing each other or why they kill each other and have a difficult time respecting each other!