[Alberta's Child]

If a white supremacist from the Ku Klux Klan was asked to come up with the most insulting, degrading caricature of a black man that he could think of, he'd probably describe something remarkably similar to what is accepted these days as a "rap artist."

[I still care]

Whenever I see the old negro comedies of the 30's and 40's, with the characturizations of the blacks, and compare them to rap artists of today, the old ones come off as as much more intelligent and respected.

I always laugh when liberals start screaming about black stereotypes in the old movies. Stymie was more dignified than any of these black rap artists, and 5 minutes of watching BET videos makes you shake your head in wonder, that people would expose themselves to ridicule like that.