NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People

[American_Jihad]

This is one of the funniest thing I've heard yet...
NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People
"A big, black man - right?
3.13.2017

News
Michael Horn



King Kong, the "8th wonder of the wonder of the world," the king of the jungle, the box-office champion, is apparently a metaphor for uppity black men looking to steal white women.

In an NPR segment, Afro-American studies professor Robin Means Coleman of the University of Michigan asserts that King Kong has always been a tale about black lynching.

“This is, again, a big, black man - right? - a big, black ape who is absolutely obsessed with whiteness and particularly white women. That has to be cut down," she asserts.

...

Disparaging black people as apes always served the racist ends of white supremacists. Curiously, leftists are now the ones promulgating it.

NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People

 

[fncceo]

In point of fact, the original King Kong was an allegory about the evils of slavery. In 1933, racism was rampant and overt and a movie about the evils of slavery would not have come out of any major studio.

By making it a fantasy film, anyone with the sense to see it could recognise it for what it was.

 

[Pogo]

This is one of the funniest thing I've heard yet...
NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People
"A big, black man - right?
3.13.2017

News
Michael Horn



King Kong, the "8th wonder of the wonder of the world," the king of the jungle, the box-office champion, is apparently a metaphor for uppity black men looking to steal white women.

In an NPR segment, Afro-American studies professor Robin Means Coleman of the University of Michigan asserts that King Kong has always been a tale about black lynching.

“This is, again, a big, black man - right? - a big, black ape who is absolutely obsessed with whiteness and particularly white women. That has to be cut down," she asserts.

...

Disparaging black people as apes always served the racist ends of white supremacists. Curiously, leftists are now the ones promulgating it.

NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People

How come you quote your source as "NPR" and then immediately contradict yourself, Jizzhat?

 

[American_Jihad]

This is one of the funniest thing I've heard yet...
NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People
"A big, black man - right?
3.13.2017

News
Michael Horn



King Kong, the "8th wonder of the wonder of the world," the king of the jungle, the box-office champion, is apparently a metaphor for uppity black men looking to steal white women.

In an NPR segment, Afro-American studies professor Robin Means Coleman of the University of Michigan asserts that King Kong has always been a tale about black lynching.

“This is, again, a big, black man - right? - a big, black ape who is absolutely obsessed with whiteness and particularly white women. That has to be cut down," she asserts.

...

Disparaging black people as apes always served the racist ends of white supremacists. Curiously, leftists are now the ones promulgating it.

NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People

How come you quote your source as "NPR" and then immediately contradict yourself, Jizzhat?

poogoo, why don't you go back down to the basement and smoke some more crack...

...

 

[Pogo]

This is one of the funniest thing I've heard yet...
NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People
"A big, black man - right?
3.13.2017

News
Michael Horn



King Kong, the "8th wonder of the wonder of the world," the king of the jungle, the box-office champion, is apparently a metaphor for uppity black men looking to steal white women.

In an NPR segment, Afro-American studies professor Robin Means Coleman of the University of Michigan asserts that King Kong has always been a tale about black lynching.

“This is, again, a big, black man - right? - a big, black ape who is absolutely obsessed with whiteness and particularly white women. That has to be cut down," she asserts.

...

Disparaging black people as apes always served the racist ends of white supremacists. Curiously, leftists are now the ones promulgating it.

NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People

How come you quote your source as "NPR" and then immediately contradict yourself, Jizzhat?

poogoo, why don't you go back down to the basement and smoke some more crack...

...

You lose. Try reading your own link next time. It's right there in your own OP quote.

 

[Mad Scientist]

I jiggered it was just about Michelle Obama.

 

[Indeependent]

I figured it was about making a few hundred million over one or two weekends plus cable profits.

 

[Asclepias]

This is one of the funniest thing I've heard yet...
NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People
"A big, black man - right?
3.13.2017

News
Michael Horn



King Kong, the "8th wonder of the wonder of the world," the king of the jungle, the box-office champion, is apparently a metaphor for uppity black men looking to steal white women.

In an NPR segment, Afro-American studies professor Robin Means Coleman of the University of Michigan asserts that King Kong has always been a tale about black lynching.

“This is, again, a big, black man - right? - a big, black ape who is absolutely obsessed with whiteness and particularly white women. That has to be cut down," she asserts.

...

Disparaging black people as apes always served the racist ends of white supremacists. Curiously, leftists are now the ones promulgating it.

NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People

The original King Kong was racist as hell.

 

[American_Jihad]

This is one of the funniest thing I've heard yet...
NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People
"A big, black man - right?
3.13.2017

News
Michael Horn



King Kong, the "8th wonder of the wonder of the world," the king of the jungle, the box-office champion, is apparently a metaphor for uppity black men looking to steal white women.

In an NPR segment, Afro-American studies professor Robin Means Coleman of the University of Michigan asserts that King Kong has always been a tale about black lynching.

“This is, again, a big, black man - right? - a big, black ape who is absolutely obsessed with whiteness and particularly white women. That has to be cut down," she asserts.

...

Disparaging black people as apes always served the racist ends of white supremacists. Curiously, leftists are now the ones promulgating it.

NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People

How come you quote your source as "NPR" and then immediately contradict yourself, Jizzhat?

poogoo, why don't you go back down to the basement and smoke some more crack...

...

You lose. Try reading your own link next time. It's right there in your own OP quote.

In an NPR segment, Afro-American studies professor Robin Means Coleman of the University of Michigan asserts that King Kong has always been a tale about black lynching.

...

 

[Pogo]

This is one of the funniest thing I've heard yet...
NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People
"A big, black man - right?
3.13.2017

News
Michael Horn



King Kong, the "8th wonder of the wonder of the world," the king of the jungle, the box-office champion, is apparently a metaphor for uppity black men looking to steal white women.

In an NPR segment, Afro-American studies professor Robin Means Coleman of the University of Michigan asserts that King Kong has always been a tale about black lynching.

“This is, again, a big, black man - right? - a big, black ape who is absolutely obsessed with whiteness and particularly white women. That has to be cut down," she asserts.

...

Disparaging black people as apes always served the racist ends of white supremacists. Curiously, leftists are now the ones promulgating it.

NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People

How come you quote your source as "NPR" and then immediately contradict yourself, Jizzhat?

poogoo, why don't you go back down to the basement and smoke some more crack...

...

You lose. Try reading your own link next time. It's right there in your own OP quote.

In an NPR segment, Afro-American studies professor Robin Means Coleman of the University of Michigan asserts that King Kong has always been a tale about black lynching.

...

------------------------ which makes the speaker "professor Robin Means Coleman of the University of Michigan"............ Not NPR as your headline lies. NPR is the vehicle that reported it.

Just like your moronic claptrap is attributed to you, and not USMB. Freaking dishonest hack.

 

[squeeze berry]

This is one of the funniest thing I've heard yet...
NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People
"A big, black man - right?
3.13.2017

News
Michael Horn



King Kong, the "8th wonder of the wonder of the world," the king of the jungle, the box-office champion, is apparently a metaphor for uppity black men looking to steal white women.

In an NPR segment, Afro-American studies professor Robin Means Coleman of the University of Michigan asserts that King Kong has always been a tale about black lynching.

“This is, again, a big, black man - right? - a big, black ape who is absolutely obsessed with whiteness and particularly white women. That has to be cut down," she asserts.

...

Disparaging black people as apes always served the racist ends of white supremacists. Curiously, leftists are now the ones promulgating it.

NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People

The original King Kong was racist as hell.

IOW it depicts you ******* accurately

 

[Asclepias]

This is one of the funniest thing I've heard yet...
NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People
"A big, black man - right?
3.13.2017

News
Michael Horn



King Kong, the "8th wonder of the wonder of the world," the king of the jungle, the box-office champion, is apparently a metaphor for uppity black men looking to steal white women.

In an NPR segment, Afro-American studies professor Robin Means Coleman of the University of Michigan asserts that King Kong has always been a tale about black lynching.

“This is, again, a big, black man - right? - a big, black ape who is absolutely obsessed with whiteness and particularly white women. That has to be cut down," she asserts.

...

Disparaging black people as apes always served the racist ends of white supremacists. Curiously, leftists are now the ones promulgating it.

NPR: King Kong Racist Because He Represents Black People

The original King Kong was racist as hell.

IOW it depicts you ******* accurately

Never seen anyone stutter while typing. You must be retarded.