Justin timberlake white washing jesse Williams speech

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He hasn't spoken up on black issues. He may tap dance around it but never fully addresses his opinions and play the background while he continues to cash in on black music.

He can't say "we are all the same" without acknowledging that we as black people are treated less than equal.

did jesse williams not just deliver a speech about blacks being treated unfairly and did justin timberlake not just proclaim his feelings on said speech?
 

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What's your point? Because I love a lot of things about American culture I can't make an observation that isn't comletely flattering ?
the point is u loved to be enraged about shyt in America:skip:

and u not from the bytch :skip:


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did jesse williams not just deliver a speech about blacks being treated unfairly and did justin timberlake not just proclaim his feelings on said speech?
Jesse definitely delivered the speech but show me where Timberlake addressed any inequalities towards black people. All of this we're one race stuff does not address the disproportionate rights and equalities toward us. It's an easy way out and the perfect code words to make him seem down for the cause. Do you think Timberlake would get on stage after winning an award and speak freely without code words about our inequalities? You and everyone else know the answer to that. When I mention "our", I'm referring to black people.
 
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Jesse definitely delivered the speech but show me where Timberlake addressed any inequalities towards black people. All of this we're one race stuff does not address the disproportionate rights and equalities toward us. It's an easy way out and the perfect code words to make him seem down for the cause. Do you think Timberlake would get on stage after winning an award and speak freely without code words about our inequalities? You and everyone else know the answer to that.

I don't always post about my political and sociological leanings on facebook but I might click like on someone else's post if I agree with it.
 

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He hasn't spoken up on black issues. He may tap dance around it but never fully addresses his opinions and play the background while he continues to cash in on black music.

He can't say "we are all the same" without acknowledging that we as black people are treated less than equal.
did jesse williams not just deliver a speech about blacks being treated unfairly and did justin timberlake not just proclaim his feelings on said speech?

I don't always post about my political and sociological leanings on facebook but I might click like on someone else's post if I agree with it.
Why do you even post here :snoop:
 

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Be weak minded and defeatist brehs

its not even about being weak minded , i just think of all the greats that got killed for trying to do good, who is this breh, what work has he put in, what change will he bring, sorry not sorry but the speech is air
 

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He hasn't spoken up on black issues. He may tap dance around it but never fully addresses his opinions and play the background while he continues to cash in on black music.

He can't say "we are all the same" without acknowledging that we as black people are treated less than equal.

JT has expressed support for BLM in the past on twitter, including speaking out on Eric Garner. So. He has also explicated pointed to the black artists who inspired him. Why am I supposed to be mad at this?

If I was him I wouldn't have even apologized. 1000 people on twitter "dragging" you doesn't fukking matter, and I wish more people would start realizing social media's power is largely over stated in cases like this.
 

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its not even about being weak minded , i just think of all the greats that got killed for trying to do good, who is this breh, what work has he put in, what change will he bring, sorry not sorry but the speech is air
Do a quick Google search on the activist work he has done. They just didn't give him the humanitarian award for being on Grey's Anatomy.
 

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This dude the modern day belafonte. No shots cause the og still here. :whoa:

When I read Jesse Williams on Django Unchained :banderas: 4 years ago I was like :ohlawd:. Everyone was kissing Tarantino ass cause he made a "black" movie and this dude Jesse Williams gavevzero fukks and went in on the c00nery that was django.

lank? :lupe:
 

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How about everyone start acknowledging that equality is a false reality to black people and that unity is about everyone being treated like humans? You cant even begin to preach pro-human when black people don't have the same rights and often times are treated less than. Here lies the problem.

what the hell are you talking about?

If Everyone had the mindset of Pro-human, that it would eliminate racism of any kind. A world where everyone see people as just humans, and not by the color of their skin would mean EVERYONE is seen as equal.

All this pro-black, pro-white, pro mexican stuff is actually more destructive and actually keeps racism alive.

As I said before, if his speech was focusing on black power, which in turn basically means focus on your skin color it only activates hatred within people and promotes a individualistic attitude, and also in subliminally saying your skin color is more important than you being a human being. It is also an exaggeration of current state of world as well. A speech like that actually causes more destruction, and people eat it up smh.

Preach that everyone is human, and we are all brothers and sisters. Preach that color of your skin doesn't make you closer to any person, rather you both being human does. Preach that with ambition and focus you can make it in America if you don't have a toxic mindset.
Preach that the "black culture" has many more toxic aspects than positive, which is the main reason a lot of black people aren't successful in this country.

I mean look at what hip hop promotes and what people and fans of hip hop are glorifying. Illicit and uncontrolled drug use, not getting an education, hustling in the streets, risky sex, killing, not being a father, having a lot of baby mamas, glorifying drug dealers that are responsible for millions of innocent people dying, these are all things 99% of hip hop is glorifying and also the main things in that destroy a lot of black people lives and/or keep us from being successful.

In high school, I was laughed at for making good grades and acing all my tests. It was seen as uncool. I went to mostly black high school. It's stuff like this in black culture that holds black people back, not us being black.

Preach that our culture is actually more toxic to success, than any racism you encounter in this day an age.

If you have the right attitude in life, focus on your education, and carry yourself in a respectable manner, love others as humans, the color of your skin will not hold you back in anyway.

There is reason most foreign blacks make better grades, have more degrees , make more money, have healthy household environments, own homes, own businesses, have phD's, masters degrees, etc... Their CULTURE is different. There is also a reason, why many foreign blacks, don't even like us black people from america.

Our culture is simply toxic. That is what needs to be fixed before anything else period.
 
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