5 thoughts on “Paul Robeson: On colonialism, African-American rights (Spotlight, ABC,1960)”
A truly great man.
Whitewashed from our history books.
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reading paul robeson i met malcolm x. reading malcolm x and paul robeson i
learnt what is humanity.
peace to you all
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I so much enjoy listening to this gentleman’s voice, it’s like when you
listen to James Earl Jone’s one.
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How the hell I didn’t learn about brilliant man in school? Oh I forgot,
most stuff in school is white washed to keep us enslaved in a colonized
mine…
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Paul Robeson was a leader. He spoke up and wasn’t afraid of backlash from
the dominant society like so many token negroes are today. The man was very
talented and because he spoke up for black rights it affected his acting
career but he didn’t care. He fought for the people. God bless this man and
may he rest he peace
A truly great man.
Whitewashed from our history books.
reading paul robeson i met malcolm x. reading malcolm x and paul robeson i
learnt what is humanity.
peace to you all
I so much enjoy listening to this gentleman’s voice, it’s like when you
listen to James Earl Jone’s one.
How the hell I didn’t learn about brilliant man in school? Oh I forgot,
most stuff in school is white washed to keep us enslaved in a colonized
mine…
Paul Robeson was a leader. He spoke up and wasn’t afraid of backlash from
the dominant society like so many token negroes are today. The man was very
talented and because he spoke up for black rights it affected his acting
career but he didn’t care. He fought for the people. God bless this man and
may he rest he peace