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pdiane said:As the old saying goes, folks who live in Glass Houses shouldn't throw stones. Particularly in front of the corporate media.
Peace!
I must add to this, if Minister Farrakhan did once iota of wrong is his lifetime against Black people , I am more than sure that the media would gotten hold to it by now and made a documentary on it by now. Don't you think??!!!
These wolves and sheep clothing need to be exposed, and the fact of the matter he did not name names. If the shoe fits then shuffle off in them and that is T.D Jakes and the rest of those pimp daddies should do and stop their madness.
Using Rosa Park's funeral as a format was probably not the best place, but you know what, when one reaches 70 years old, who cares. you might as well go for broke.
Rosa, God rest her soul, after risking her life and being harrassed most of her young life, basically took a back seat in her older years to the liberation of Black people (someone correct me if I am wrong, because I have not heard of any thing she did in her older years). However, Minister Farrakhan has been in the struggle, bucking the system like a lion for over 50 years, so he can say anything he wants when he wants to say it because that's how all of us should go out as we approach eternity.
I don't know what she did or didn't do at such an elderly age (my grandmother is 76 and is bedridden), but I can say the things that she did do both before and after her most famous incident is more than what many of us are able to do today in our WHOLE lives. Rosa's contributions allowed the black community to get its foot through the door and be able to have their economic patronage at the very least accepted, (despite racism and other problems not being eradicated in today's time).