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Min. Paul Scott" <minpaulscott@ ...> wrote: National Slap

a Black Ho Day
>
> We must really hate black women. But just look at
> them, those grotesque big lips, over sized hips and
> soup cooler lips. Not to mention that nappy hair.
>
> Yuck!
>
> They deserve to be disrespected by every able bodied
> man, woman, child and talk radio host in America ,
> every chance they get. A day should not go by that we
> don't spit in some black woman's face. Matter of fact,
> I am proclaiming Monday December 3rd as "National Slap
> a Black Ho Day."
>
> Are you upset yet? Well, you should be. But if you
> are so upset by those words, why have "you" not spoken
> out against Don Imus's comeback. You know who that is,
> the white bigot that called a group of beautiful young
> black sisters "nappy headed ho's" just last April?
> Why are you not outraged that he is scheduled to be
> back on the radio at 6am Monday December 3rd courtesy
> of WABC radio in New York.
>
> Maybe you are too busy Christmas shopping. I know how
> it is. The busy crowds, scrambling to use your credit
> cards to buy gifts for people you don't even like that
> you will be paying the interest on for the next year!
> Who has time to stand up for the honor of black women
> when Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer is coming on tv
> tonight ?
>
> Or, are you waiting for some "Civil Rights leader" to
> tell you when you should be angry and what you should
> do about it? As much as we complain about Rev.
> Sharpton and Jackson, many of us act like we don't
> have sense enough to find a bathroom without them
> showing us the way.
>
> Oh, I know, you are one of those people who thinks
> that it won't matter if black folks protest against
> WABC's parent companies Citadel/ABC Radio Networks
> since they don't make their money off of black folks
> anyway?
>
> Have you taken time to look at the "colored section"
> of the ABC Radio Network website to find out how much
> money the company makes off of black folks? Or did you
> just automatically assume that we are just naturally
> weak and powerless?
>
> http://www.abcradiomulticultural.com/site. php
>
> According to the website, " the urban population is a
> passionate, loyal and powerful audience"
>
> (Translation: give negroes some music and tell them a
> joke and they will follow you through hell with
> gasoline drawers on)
>
> It goes on to say that "ABC Radio Networks not only
> reaches the hottest target market in America it
> influences audience every minute of the day."
>
> (Translation: When we say jump they don't ask why.
> They ask how high and they won't come down till we
> tell them to!)
>
> Now I know that some of ya'll are going to come with
> the usual cop out that "there are more important
> things that "we" should be doing.
>
> Although, there are a few very active individuals in
> each community who are spending every waking hour
> fighting against police brutality, poverty etc, for
> most folks the "more important things" include
> plopping your fat behind down on the sofa with a
> bucket of fried chicken and a beer and watching
> football from 1PM until the last game goes off at
> midnight. Or staying up way past bedtime to watch
> "Baisden After Dark" or the soaps that you tivoed
> while you were at work. But you still manage to get
> to work on time the next day. Or better yet, spending
> your time on your cell or your computer complaining
> about the condition of black people, how we are
> disrespected and how black "leaders" ain't doin'
> nothin'..
>
> No one is asking you to devote every waking hour to
> protesting ABC Networks/ Citadel Broadcasting for
> putting that racist Don Imus back on the air. Nor ,
> is anyone asking you to get up at 2AM and board a
> crowded bus to go to some protest a thousand miles
> away.
>
> But is it too much to ask that you do "something."
> Call or email WABC and tell them that you are
> outraged. Call your local newspaper and tell them that
> everybody is not accepting the return of Imus without
> a fight. Or call the NY press and tell them that just
> because Rev. Al Sharpton may not be commenting on the
> Imus comeback does not mean that the other 38 million
> plus black folks are silent on the issue.
>
> But then again. We really don't like black women
> anyway do we ? And in our heart of hearts, we believe
> that Imus was right.
>
> So the next time you see a black woman, grab her by
> the back of her nappy weave and drag her down a flight
> of steps.
>
> Believe me. No one will hear her scream....
>
> ...Ho!
>
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