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Posted on 01/11/2017 4:59:09 PM PST by PallMal
Roy Innis, a polarizing civil rights icon who famously tussled with the Rev. Al Sharpton and a white supremacist on TV talk shows, has died. He was 82.
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This was a good man and there is no doubt that he is now with Our Lord. May God give peace and comfort to his family
RIP Roy Innes, a very good man of strong principles.
A great one. A true great. God bless you Roy and good journey. Well done.
This guy had more guts than the next dozen men cast in his mould.
One of the great minds who was lynched by the race industry over and over.
I believe Niger is on the NRA Board of Directors. I vote for him when I see his name.
RIP!
Black conservatives have to swim against the tide. They’re called Oreos, Uncle Toms, and house niggahs by their inferiors. They deserve great respect.
A good man. Very pro-gun, as I recall. May God keep him.
Ping.
RIP
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He was part of the brawl that caused Jerry Rivers to take a chair to the nose. :-D
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RIP
Niger’s dad. One of the good guys. He was once approached by the Conservative party to run for the U.S. Senate.
RIP, Roy.
Hate to hear that. Saw Niger recently during the election and wondered how his dad was doing. RIP Mr. Innis and thank you......;(
RIP.
Prayers up for a great man and his family.
DAMN! First Nat Hentoff and now Roy Innis? New York is truly losing its best and brightest in 2017.
If there was a “Mount Rushmore” for black conservatives, Roy Innis’s likeness would be there.
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