Wake up Black People! Hollywood and Entertainment are to Blame for All of the Awful Black Stereotypes!

I got lots of e-mails claiming that I was being racist on Episode #167 (at 69:00 minutes in the show) when describing Hollywood's blatant racism of Black People in America. In the episode, I used Hollywood's latest Oscar winning racist film, "Precious," as a prime example of how the entertainment industry profits (and has always profited) from racial and culturally biased suggested ideas. I loosely described a scene from the movie about how the main character "Precious" does a chicken-run (as opposed to a beer-run). People during the show, and now in e-mails, are still insisting that this scene does not exist and I was just spewing a racial diatribe. Well here's the scene in question and as you watch it, remember that this movie is embraced by Black America; bought to you by the Liberals/Feminist in Hollywood! Enjoy you milky lickers!

The black community needs to listen to Judge Lynn Toler. Stop perpetuating the "Black Stereotype" and crying racism!

Since my controversial shows about race relations, I've been bombarded with e-mails claiming I'm a racist; even though I advised my listeners to read Malcolm X's autobiography (a great book for all races). In the same discourse, I highlighted Judge Lynn Toler as a Black American that the Black community so look to for guidance and example.

I understand that Judge Lynn Toler is just a TV court show judge, but the lectures she gives to people is obviously overlooked by those who should be listening. I'm an avid watcher of her program, for I feel that Judge Toler provides legitimate substance to those within her own Black community. Below is an example of Judge Lynn Toler in action; why does this intelligent, successful and Conservative Black woman not have major emphasis in the Black community?

The reason Judge Lynn Toler is not emphasised within the Black community is explained in the video clip posted above. She holds no punches and tells those within the Black community how it is (not how the Black community wants it to be).

Instead, most of the Black community is enamoured with this supposed Hip-hop/Rap culture. The Black community has been bamboozled by a music/entertainment industry funded by white Liberal elites (just look who signs the checks of the rappers and their make-shift record companies) that have induced them into believing that Hip-Hop/Rap culture is correlated with the Black community's social identity. These rappers make millions exploiting their own people with gangster imagery, even though all these rappers never lived what they say.

The Black community needs to begin to identify the internal problems within themselves (just as Malcolm X always said), and understand that they need to begin to take responsibility for their actions. That's why I watch Judge Lynn Toler, she isn't afraid to tell Black Americans to take the responsibility necessary to progress in the free world. GO JUDGE LYNN!!!!