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The NAACP needs to cleans its own house before labelling anyone else "racists"
I condemn the NAACP.
Seeded on Sun Jul 18, 2010 7:51 PM EDT
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Al Sharpton, Lousi Farakhan, Jeremiah Wright, all honored guests of the RACIST NAACP.
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#1 - Sun Jul 18, 2010 7:57 PM EDTThe NAACP did what they were suppose to do. Speak out against the racism, many Americans have been speaking out against the racism. Since the NAACP has spoken it is getting national attention. Allowing these tea partiers to define this President as something he's not is plain wrong. NAACP did not call them racist, actually they are giving tea partiers some sound advice. The tea partiers need to stop the racist behavior, they are losing their so called message. I encourage you to view this YouTube presentation, "The Danger of a Single Story!" It is one of the most powerful things that I have seen. This is very powerful testimony done by an extremely talented African woman from Nigeria!
#2 - Mon Jul 19, 2010 11:14 AM EDTThe only RACISM I see or hear comes from the NAACP or it's HONORED GUESTS and Affiliates, including Barack Hussein Obama.
The NAACP needs to stop and then repudiate their RACISM & BIGOTRY.
Monday, July 14, 2003
"Apparently they think we really do all look alike," Mr. Bond said during an opening address at the 95th annual convention of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
"the Republican Party's idea of equal rights is the American flag and Confederate swastika flying side by side"...
Republicans appeal "to the dark underside of American culture, to that minority of Americans who reject democracy and equality," NAACP Chairman Julian Bond said yesterday at the civil rights group's 94th annual convention.
"They preach racial neutrality and practice racial division ... their idea of reparations is to give war criminal Jefferson Davis a pardon," Mr. Bond said during his welcoming remarks.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2003/jul/14/20030714-121535-2713r/
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