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Reader Comments (2)Page 1 of 1 pages“The stirring days of black radicalism” ? Omigod, Elijah Muhammad
and the racist Black Muslims, the Black Panther Party criminals, the
Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown hucksters, the Eldridge
Cleaver racists, Malcolm in his anti-white phase...........................
Why do we keep glorifying criminals and criminality ?
What kind of a role model for Black youth are these criminals ?
The sap headed left is promoting our destruction.
How about John McWhorter or Booker T. Washington ?
Thomas Sowell or Clarence Thomas ?
Ward Connerly or Walter Williams ?
Decent, highly intellectual black men who and smell fine.
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