How music is fueling the # BlackLivesMatter movement

The New Pittsburgh Courier ^ | January 7, 2015 | Deonna Anderson

[CrazyIvan]

“Not everyone is going to listen to a speech or read a book, but people will listen to a 3-minute song,” he says.

You can't say he doesn't know his target audience.

[buffyt]

Then can white performers sing Kill Blackie?

Racist is racist. Racist is as racist does.

NAACP is exactly as racist as KKK

[buffyt]

AMEN!

Sounds like my own husband. He walks the walk.

I am not nearly as good as this as he is.

[NorthMountain]

unarmed teenager Michael Brown

Drink.

[CrazyIvan]

I saw the trailer at the theater last weak. Until then I thought that the film might have some redeeming quality. That awful jungle chant garbage was blaring through the whole thing.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

I’ll support you rendition.
When is the release date?
/snark

[Fiji Hill]

How does Harry Belafonte manage to stay in the news? His last chart hit was Island in the Sun from the summer of 1957--nearly six decades ago.

[Blue Jays]

Can you imagine the unfortunate handful of innocent bystanders who encounter embittered "Selma" viewers as they exit the theater?
If someone gets "dissed" you can bet the "Selma" viewer will be looking for a fight.
That was very plain to see even from the brief 2-minute trailer.