June 1, 2013

  • Malcolm X was an Uncle Tom!

     

    Y’all ever notice i never used the term Uncle Tom…and ever wondered WHYconfused

    i read Uncle Tom’s Cabin when i was a chile, and methinks Malcolm saw the blackface movie version of the book that freed the slaves…but having just recently finished re-reading Ms Stowes book, it’s obvious that Malcolm never read the book as an adult.

    Great Expectations is mind-bending at seven, romantic at 13, revolutionary at 20…simply a nice story when the calendar say your age is the suggested safe speed limit…YUP, i’m broadcasting from the old fart zone.

    Like Malcolm and Martin, Uncle Tom was the epitome of Black men…a man steeped in his faith, unwilling to sell his brethren down the river to Simon Legree’s Sambo…read the book, a plea i know that will never happen since y’all waiting for the HEologian version

     

Comments (2)

  • oh snap, this is still your joint! alright.

  • Thanks for the vid. Sadly, Malcom X did not live out his natural life to for example see school integration enforced and Jim Crow crushed. Ditto for Dr. King, who was cut down 4 months before Bob Gibson struck out 17 Tigers in the first game of the world series that year (I’m 2/3 through that video, mlb.com just massively released archives). I have to take MLK’s side in this debate, there is a difference between nonviolence and nonresistence.

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