Comments on: The Help Movie, Kathryn Stockett Is Not My Sister…

By: Nietzschean

Nietzschean — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 19:34:36 +0000

Blacks are more enamored of their own suffering than Jews. The difference, though, between blacks and Jews is mainly that Jews as a group are the most intelligent on the planet, and blacks as a group are the least. This is evident everywhere one looks and is honest. For F’s sake, the guy who runs this blog calls himself “Dr.” yet makes mistakes that a white high school student might. E.g., a “mute point”? You would never see a Dr. Greenberg or Dr. Stein make a mistake like this. And the commenters here are even worse. Blacks are hopeless and will always be whining victims.

By: Alvin Kirk

Alvin Kirk — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 04:13:46 +0000

Young people please do not get sidetracked. It has been said that one who does not know where he/she came from (or history) is bound to repeat it. There are so many that tell me, the problems are not as bad as we make them. Please keep in mind the time in history and what was available to Blacks at that time. There was only one Madam Walker that we are aware of. Because of the lack of education, domestic work was the only work most Black women could get back then. One of the ladies was concerned about getting her sons in college and this was true to the time. I think that we should take our children to see this movie so that they will be aware of where we have come from. So many of our people are reaping the rewards that many had to work for. I remember when I was around six (6) and my Mother (who was a public school teacher) took me downtown and gave me a $5.00 bill to pay the electric bill. She was there standing by the door as I tip toed to reach the counter and give the white lady our money. When she gave me the change, I said “excuse me but you gave me too much money.” That lady became very upset and called my Mother over to tell her that she needed to teach me how to talk to white people. When she put the correct change on the counter, she pushed it out over the floor. Who was the leader; who was the star; who got credit for doing this or that is not important? The fact of how things were and we do not want to return this anything close that that era. We should be more concern about stopping our children from having children and getting our young boys to pull up their pants and study to get an education.

By: Staff

Staff — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 23:10:11 +0000

That is an article by one of my writers… It’s just that, and I do stand by my comment… I have no times for games… So we shall end it here…

Staff,
ThyBlackMan

By: shannon M

shannon M — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 23:08:20 +0000

Now I’m not black cause you don’t really understand what we went thru to get you here. You more like a dumb mute. You have no good points you have lazy excuses to wine. What a disgrace.

By: Staff

Staff — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 23:05:03 +0000

Stay on topic and we shall leave it at that… If not one is click away from getting thy “IP” ban…

Have a nice day…

Staff,
ThyBlackMan

By: Felice

Felice — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 23:03:31 +0000

To Staff: Brutha please! What kind of a low down comment is that?

By: Staff

Staff — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 21:50:21 +0000

How do we know you black?? So it’s a mute point…

Staff,
ThyBlackMan

By: shannon M

shannon M — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 21:46:17 +0000

Harris stowe… it was not intended for anyone but African Americans. What you have nothing to say about the rest of the list. ? Just the college. Son you anit no better then a white person making money off our history. you doin the same cause you wasent no part of it. FYI did ya’ll know Jews and Irish people were slaves too. Step off thy black man soap box unless you want to include them too. I don’t see that point in segregation laws. You youngens trying to keep segregated. All that damn work and we still takin about the black man the black community. This old black women thinks ya’ll don’t understand how good you got it. I don’t feel sorry for generations after me. What you waiton a big free pay check for bein black.

By: Tracy

Tracy — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 21:21:39 +0000

My father used to tell us kids, “you can get stuck in the mud, or you can move on.” I’ve chosen to move on.

By: Staff

Staff — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 21:08:27 +0000

What only black colleges? No HBCU is 100% black… To top that off they are more diverse then any of the state colleges that are still 90% or more white…

Staff,
ThyBlackMan