Posted on 07/14/2016 10:09:52 PM PDT by Olog-hai
Harry Belafonte will launch a racial and social justice festival in October with the inaugural event featuring appearances and performances from actors Chris Rock and Jesse Williams and musicians John Legend and Common.
Belafonte announced Thursday that Sankofa.org, his social justice organization, will put on the “Many Rivers to Cross” music and arts festival on Oct. 1-2 in the Atlanta suburb of Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia. The event will promote advocacy and awareness around urgent human rights issues. …
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Day-O,daaaay-O,go away raciss ...
Oh this oughta be good.
Wonder how many caps get busted at this uhfreakshow?
I was just thinking that same thought.
At least the SJWs will be completely outing themselves, so I know whose work to stop purchasing.
Back on the banana boat Harry.....
This guy has always been an asshole.
You raise a valid point. Any public event where large numbers of African Americans gather is NOT SAFE.
I went to a “Caribbean” festival last year, and was appalled that the police did not arrest black people who were actively harassing white people. You know, stuff like walking on white people’s picnic blankets and kicking their food and drinks and daring the white people doo do anything about it. The police, standing RIGHT THERE, did nothing.
They suck, and I have no respect for them any longer. Black officers sided with black criminals against innocent white families and it was repulsive.
Of course, once you read Derbyshire’s “Rules, nonblack version” it becomes clear what to do to keep your family safe.
He loved Bernie Sanders, pretty much tells you everything about his views.
Very old article and Harry is now very dead and most sincerely dead.
Go get your bananas tallied
Hard to believe it’s 24 days too.
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