You've got a good question here.
Civil rights leaders like Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr. no longer exist. People like Sharpton, Jackson and Young, and a whole slew of others, are simply cynical opportunists who capitalize on the reputations of the real (but dead) leaders and enrich themselves at the expense of the people they claim to help and represent. No one has elected them, no one wants or needs their self-aggrandizing actions and questionable behavior.
It is the liberal 'live and let live' attitude of most minority people that allows these bloodsucking bottom-feeders to exist. Most people don't know the real damage they cause.
And yes, the original leaders, though they died in the process, produced the changes that they were seeking to a degree they would never have imagined.
To motherlandprecision: Young was out of line--his comments were exploitative to both the black community and the groups he disparaged. The irony is that the company he was being paid to promote when he lashed out is one that carries a well-deserved reputation for exploitation and abuse of the poor, minorities and women that is 10,000 times worse than anything that Young was complaining about.
2006-08-21 12:33:59
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answered by nora22000 7
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Sharpton's an opportunist... the SNL visual charm shows he's have been given a humorousness approximately it, Jackson continues to be driving King's coattails, and his declare to acceptance with Operation Breadbasket is lost to historical past (Sharpton grow to be in contact in that, yet as a teenager..) they're the two using the Rev. identify and non income as a ability to no longer pay the IRS however. they're the two archaic yet nonetheless a media draw... would desire to be in a museum at this factor. besides the shown fact that, Sharpton's been fairly serious of Obama as no longer having carried out something for black individuals. humorous element approximately Obama is that his historical past is only approximately same to Tom Morello of Rage against the device. They the two went to Harvard at distinctive circumstances, are from mixed marriages the place one determine grow to be a close-by African (Morello has some distance deeper political ties than Obama... he grow to be additionally an aide to Cranston). yet Morello is slightly too severe at circumstances, so i do no longer think of we will see him interior the Oval place of work different than as a customer. we've already had an actor, don't be bowled over if we've a rock musician interior the subsequent 2 many years in place of work.
2016-11-05 08:24:55
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answered by sikorski 4
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I want to be perfectly honest here... and I know I'm going to get a lot of flack for it, but I actually agreed with what young said about the store owners in the black neighborhoods. It's very true and I don't believe he should have taken back his word about how these store owners treat their customers and the quality of the items they sell in their stores.
As far as them saying they hate Jews...I didn't get that from any statements made by any of those people.
And just for the record...
Just because one black man stands up and say something it doesn't mean they speak for all black men, women, and children.
2006-08-21 12:36:06
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answered by Anonymous
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Those are poor examples of civil rights leaders. But don't worry about them. Worry About Yourself!!
2006-08-21 12:29:41
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answered by Anonymous
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sharpton and jackson are the worst.they want special rights not equal rights.and they cry more than any 2 humans on earth.
2006-08-21 12:30:26
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answered by Anonymous
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You sure picked a poor example.
Is that all you got, a token example to support your weak beliefs?
2006-08-21 12:44:50
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answered by Mary C 4
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They may all be NOI. Thats as about racist as you can get.
2006-08-21 12:34:37
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answered by Anonymous
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