
The Gray Conservative said...but not Marion Jones?"

The Gray Conservative said...
It is forbidden to mention the "Protocols of the Elders of Zion" (1905) without the Disclaimer that, of course, they are a "forgery" of Maurice Joly's "Dialogue in Hell Between Machiavelli and Montesquieu" (1864.)
Like Black Men Think 1 Got Damn Thing.
It was more of the same. The caricature of the upwardly-mobile-single-black-woman who has the damnedest time finding a "qualified black man" made me want to loose my finger down my throat.
Caricature? What made her a caricature and Why did it make you want to gag?
ROTFLOL AT THE SONG AT THE END!!!
Byrdeye said...
President Mugabe frustrated global resource monopolists who controlled the largest mining operations in Zimbabwe by seizing control of the platinum and diamond mines and negotiating a much more lucrative rights deal with the Chinese.
"Diversity" is a massive long-term behavior modification program that divides people into fractured easily controlled identity groups. From "Equal Opportunity Officers" to "Diversity Czars" to "Sensitivity Training" ... Americans are being systematically conditioned to perceive race and ethnicity in a manner that allows a minority to control the majority.
What kind of man is this?
Nulan, propaganda mechanisms ("Madison Avenue") are as old as dirt, beginning all the way with the mythologies of the Ancients to the Bible, the Vedas, the Quran, the literature and poems of the European Renaissance, to "Birth of A Nation" to "Triumph of the Will" to Will Smith's "I Am Legend" and to the Ivory Soap Girl commercials.
Uh Oh! .... Hold On Big J, Let Me Guess .. She Aint A Black Either huh?
If you are a man, over 30, and there is not a woman who considers you "her man" ... there's a good chance you are a 'De Facto Homo'.
Denmerk vesey
Denmark,
You're not the first psuedo-negro leader to avoid dark skinned black women. I note that nearly ever member of the Black Panthers that is still living was or is married to a white woman. (Plantation Negro Myth) I'm always wary of the so-called "black militant." Usually, he secretly admires the white man and wants exactly what the white man has, including his woman.
It's obvious to the whole world (Negro Race Cop panders to the gallery) that a black woman is not beautiful to you unless her skin is light and her hair is long and wavy. (Nah. Them women just happen to dig me. If they dug you, the conspiracy theory would be unnecessary.) Like I said, you prefer black women of mixed racial heritage. (LOL. Do you know any black women who are not of mixed heritage? This is where the Negro Thought police turn into intellectual keystone cops. Sadly Plantation Negros have been conditioned to associate beauty with whiteness. Straight aint ... "straight". Straight is white. Kinky aint Kinky. Kinky is "black". Smooth skin and aquiline features aint black ... it's "mixed".) Just stating facts, my "revolutionary" brother. (Fact? Revolutionary? Parenthesis? Sucka Negro I revolutionized you ass. It's not them little biographies you get from Amazon each month. It's DV.
I'm releasing you from the shackles of mental slavery and self-hatred by daring to like what the fuck I like and by defining blackness the way I choose. Plantation Negros play race cop ... For Massa ... by trying to enforce little ignorant ghetto ass notions about complexion and hair texture. Still blaming "da white man" for how you feel about yourself.
Any person who experiences the female imagery on this blog who concludes there is a "preference for light skin" is a Plantation Negro projecting their fear and attempting to pass their individual self-doubt off as a group/race issue.
It's an insult to black people.
When Disney announced it was casting its first black princess for its latest animation film, the African-American heroine was hailed as a positive role model for little girls and an ambitious marketing ploy, not to mention an attempt to ward off the allegations of racism that have lurked since the heyday of Walt Disney Productions in the 1940s and 1950s.
But now the film studio finds itself fending off a chorus of accusations of racial stereotyping in its forthcoming big-budget cartoon, The Princess and The Frog: An American Fairy Tale, which marks a return to hand-drawn animation.
A musical set in 1920s New Orleans, the film was supposed to feature Maddy, a black chambermaid working for a spoilt, white Southern debutante. Maddy was to be helped by a voodoo priestess fairy godmother to win the heart of a white prince, after he rescued her from the clutches of a voodoo magician.
Disney's original storyboard is believed to have been torn up after criticism that the lead character was a clichéd subservient role with echoes of slavery, and whose name sounded too much like "Mammy" – a unwelcome reminder of America's Deep South before the civil rights movement swept away segregation.