"Kill The Police!" (Another Black Teen's Been Murdered)

In color, or black-and white, this image always says "To Protect And To Serve"

It looks like racism in the St. Louis Police Dept. just gave that new N.W.A. biopic a much-needed shot in the arm:

"With the recent events of a young man killed by the police in New York City and with Trayvon Martin and with all the other African-American young men that have been killed by police officers ... this is a dire concern to the NAACP, especially our local organization. 

Anytime you have this type of event that's taken place, emotions are going to run high. But for 600 people to gather around an area to see where a man is lying in the street, that means something happened that should have not happened."

Ice Cube's descriptive - and predictive - powers are undiminished

When it comes to this centuries-old circumstance, that continually results in blacks dying - old and young alike - you can say that again:

Like American slavery itself, a lot has "happened that should have not happened,...."

What Whites Don't Understand (We Haven't Arrived Yet)

Get Used To It, America: The "Nigger" Wins It All Again

That should be The South Central, Los Angeles "Nigger":

Y'all ain't got shit for NWA,...

Darryl Hall's Dabblings In Occultism Appear To Pay Off

"Not a single living person of color got into the Rock Hall this year. Among the Class of 2014, only the late Clarence Clemons—inducted as a sideman with the E Street Band—is black. (For the record, this has happened only once before in the Hall’s 28-year history: In 2003, the only black inductee was deceased sideman Benny Benjamin.) It’s not as if the roughly 600 Rock Hall voters didn’t have African-Americans to choose from on this year’s ballot—the shortlist included a bunch, all previously nominated and passed over more than once: LL Cool J, N.W.A, the Meters, and Chic. On the other hand, this year the Hall will induct Daryl Hall and John Oates—an act with a long history of soul-music appreciation that once even topped the R&B chart—so Rock Hall voters are honoring the sound of black music. Just not actual black people."

"To be honest, 2013 was a tough year for Black folks. Every year has its share of racist activity and bad news, but there was something about this year that made it seem like White people had set claims on aspects of Black culture in ways they never had before.

We'll admit, this isn't the first time (Elvis anyone?), and it certainly won't be the last, but it was quite possibly the most painfully obvious."

Bunny Rabbit Shadow Boxing: That's How They ROLL!!!!

See? Every time you get something going, they change the game on you:

"Whether or not you're a terrorist shouldn't come down to how good of a hip-hop artist you are."

That's the truth - and there's too many motherfuckers grading on a curve, too. 

Like how Glenn Reynolds and Co. think they got another tiger by the phone-tapping tail when Rap fans went through all this back in '88 with Public Enemy's Louder Than A Bomb! and (I think before that) the government's investigation of N.W.A. (Niggas With Attitude) for Fuck The Police. 

That shit was for realz.

And I betcha Glenn thought it was good idea at the time.

Now, all these years later, these fools are having Orwellian nightmares over Obama and this kid?

 

Of course they are (Glenn Reynolds did TWO - count 'em - TWO posts) and give me a break: 

They're oblivious to what's here and hoping to get caught, masturbating in a broom closet, to what ain't. 

That's the underlying picture, they paint, of what they're into and know about. 

 I'm with the scumbags trying to go the other way,...