500 Years Later (Re-Up):
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500 Years Later Extras + (Bonus DVD African Americans):
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here's a few ebooks:
Sins of Colonialism Ebook Pack:
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some documentaries:
BBC God Bless You Barack Obama (Documentary about his faith):
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Mandela at 90:
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Race and Intelligence (Science's Last Taboo Documentary):
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Is it better to be mixed race (Science's Last Taboo Documentary):
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a few movies about all of this:
Walt Disney's SONG OF THE SOUTH (1946)
Song of the South is a feature film produced by W@lt D*sney Productions, released on November 12, 1946 by RKO Radio Pictures and based on the Uncle Remus cycle of stories by Joel Chandler Harris. Harris, who had grown up in Georgia during the Civil War, spent a lifetime compiling and publishing the tales told to him by former slaves. These stories -- many of which Harris learned from an old Black man he called "Uncle George" -- were first published as columns in The Atlanta Constitution and were later syndicated nationwide and published in book form. Harris's Uncle Remus was a fictitious old slave and philosopher who told entertaining fables about Br'er Rabbit and other woodland creatures in a Southern Black dialect. The frame tale does not follow the original framing narrative by Harris. The hit song from the film was "Zip-a-dee-doo-dah", which won the 1947 Academy Award for Best Song.
Song of the South consists of animated sequences featuring Uncle Remus characters such as Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Fox, and Br'er Bear, framed by live-action portions in which Uncle Remus (portrayed by actor James Baskett, who won a special Oscar for his efforts) tells the stories to a little white boy upset over his parents' impending divorce. Although some Blacks have always been uneasy about the minstrel tradition of the Uncle Remus stories, the major objections to Song of the South had to do with the live action portions. The film has been criticized both for "making slavery appear pleasant" and "pretending slavery didn't exist", even though the film (like Harris' original collection of stories) is set after the Civil War and the abolition of slavery.
It was one of W@lt D*sney's earliest feature films to combine live action footage with animation and was the first D*sney feature film in which live actors were hired for lead roles. The live actors provide a sentimental frame-story, in which Uncle Remus relates the folk tales of the adventures of Brer Rabbit and his friends; these anthropomorphic animal characters appear in animation. The film is often the subject of controversy, because of content which is considered by some to be racially insensitive towards African-Americans. It has never been released in the U.S. on DVD or home video, and is thus subject to much rumor and speculation.
The setting is the Southern United States, in a "dream time" shortly after the American Civil War, which folklorist Patricia A. Turner characterizes as happening "during a surreal time when blacks lived on quarters on a plantation, worked diligently for no visible reward and considered Atlanta a viable place for an old black man to set out for."
The NAACP acknowledged "the remarkable artistic merit" of the film when it was first released, but decried "the impression it gives of an idyllic master-slave relationship". D*sney re-released the film in 1956, but then kept it out of circulation all throughout the turbulent civil rights era of the 1960s. In 1970 D*sney announced in Variety that Song of the South had been "permanently" retired, but the studio eventually changed its mind and re-released the film in 1972, 1981, and again in 1986 for a fortieth anniversary celebration. Although the film has only been released to the home video market in various European and Asian countries, D*sney's reluctance to market it in the USA is not a reaction to an alleged threat by the NAACP to boycott D*sney products. The NAACP fielded objections to Song of the South when it premiered, but it has no current position on the movie.
While D*sney Studios tried to avoid the more offensive stereotypes of African Americans still common in the 1940s, D*sney also tried to make sure that nothing in the film would be objected to by the white segregationists then in political control of the Southern United States. This resulted in the subservient relationships of the black children towards white child Johnny, played by child star Bobby Driscoll, in his Fauntleroy suit, that are particularly stilted and perhaps unintentionally revealing. Few recent critics found the results of this attempted balancing act successful, though it passed without comment in 1946, aside from a mild rebuke from the NAACP. Blacks are shown as subservient to whites, and singing contentedly about "home". The framing story has therefore been accused of idealizing the harsh lives of blacks on rural southern plantations in the Jim Crow era.
Although the film has been re-released several times (most recently in 1986 in the United States), D*sney has avoided making it available on home video tape or DVD in the United States because the frame story was deemed controversial by studio management. Film critic Roger Ebert has supported this position, noting that most D*sney films become a part of the consciousness of American children, who take films more literally than do adults.
Perhaps lost in all the controversy over the film is the fact that James Baskett, a Black man, was the very first live actor ever hired by D*sney. Allegedly, though, Baskett was unable to attend the film's premiere in Atlanta because no hotel would give him a room.
Walt Disney's SONG OF THE SOUTH (1946) [i can't find my cd where i put the end of movie, i had to seperate the movie cuz it could not fit on one data cd not dvd at the time i got this, but i'm only missing the last 10 minutes or something, if i find the rest i'll post it later]
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from the old to the new:
Bamboozled (movie):
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one last movie approaching all of this from a more "white perspective"...lol:
SKIN (movie based on a true story...yep !):
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I write this not to be racist or biased, but this is from a black website
(plus we're the ones that mostly got hoodwinked and bamboozled like imbeciles):
You can go vote or rate Barack Obama's job performance so far for
his first year at:
http://www.blackconsciousness.com/nubianvoting.html
now this might be too late for people to vote, the results will be revealed tomorrow
(February 15 2010)
1 last thing, this unedumacated sub-saharan african is questioning
the IQ's of those running the governments, the economy, religions and other
institutions (presidents, prime ministers,bankers, teachers, scholars, artists, gurus,
preachers, christians, muslims, jews, gays,etc...) and your God or Goddess
how ever you want to label that thing "Lucy"
the way the stupidity and the faggotry of these fruity morons and idiots is spreading
i hope i die way before the full emplementation of the age of "Aquarius (A Queer is Us)"
some of you might not get what i mean, you might later, maybe not...search
for links between the new age and Venus...i wasn't playing when i said
i'll be stalking with my watergun "The rising of the Pheonix" !
BREAKING NEWS !!!! : A BILLIION DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE ISSUED TO THE PERSON THAT CAN
FIND WALDO....I MEAN MAITREYA !!!! I'M DOING MY PART I'M PROMOTING AND GIVING
HIM SOME PUBLICITY, I'M CIVILISED I CAN SHOW CURTOSY TO MY ARCH ENEMY ! lol !!!!
It's gonna be the year of the Tiger (yep ! Tony the Tiger or Tiger Woods !!! lol)
Maitreya, the World Teacher, steps forward
Benjamin Creme talks about the 'star'
Maitreya, the World Teacher appears out of thin air in Kenya (THE PALE ONE RIGHT !?!?!)
If you look for the George Noory interview on Youtube with Benjamin Creme on the coast to coast radio show,
Creme says Maitreya is Omniscient, i think also Omnipresent i'm not sure if he also adds Omnipotent,
if he is he knows what my black ass is up to, and he can drop by for a visit and try to stop me anytime
he wants to because i can't wait to tell him to his face "FUCK YOU" I'm also sick of you !
as a matter of fact here's a taste of what i'm up to:
4 New Tracks From The Venus Project (Barely Female Totally She-Male # 666) Mixtape
(INCLUDES A TRACK ABOUT BLACK HISTORY)
it's their (the masters of "WISDOM") last chance to give peace or mankind a chance...as a matter of fact
i think they done missed the bus every try for... shit i don't know... millenias, eons, billions
of years, maybe more...lol ! blame it on the rain or their oxygen deprived at birth brains !
and i admit that he's materializing in Kenya and kinda looking like Obama is strange ! whoever he is he better deliver and give all the people "change" (litterally in this crumbling cookie called the economy ! I'd like to see if everybody will practise what he will preach and share food and money ! Good luck too Buddy !!!!! lol )
anyway, i'm done for today, i'm outta here !
Peace (OR war) !!!!!! lol
