The Black Hitler of Harlem

Sultan Knish Blog ^ | March 08, 2014 | Daniel Greenfield

[Bigg Red]

The Black Hitler was a Chicago community organizer who moved to New York. Somewhere along the way he picked up a gold lined cape, a purple turban and a stepladder on which he used to stand while giving speeches outside the stores of Harlem's dwindling Jewish community.

The cape and the turban were combined with Nazi style military shirt and jackboots, for the quixotic uniform of a man who is remembered today as a pioneering labor leader-- but was known back then as the Black Hitler.

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[Popman]

The whole article was such an eye-opener for me. Well, except for the part I already knew about $harpton.

It was for me as well...

I thought Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton had pretty much refined the race baiting / race hustle / race grievance strategy...

Who knew they were standing on the shoulders of giants / S...

[Louis Foxwell]

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[Yardstick]

Not long after, the mosque became a dance hall featuring a one legged dancer.

I love a happy ending.

[laotzu]

Bruce Leroy?!!!