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In reply to the discussion: The man black history erased [View all]AmyStrange
(7,989 posts)38. I'm glad you posted...
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both sides should always be heard. Especially, if it's civil.
Did you see the "Brother Outsider"? Good doc I thought.
Personally, I think that history hasn't forgotten him so much as he's not remembered as well as Dr. King is, which can be vigorously argued that he had a lot to do with getting King's name out there.
And the whole doing Rosa Park before she did it.
Just amazing stuff worth knowing,
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are you talking about today's black panthers ? almost nobody including any black person takes them
JI7
Aug 2013
#40
The "New Black Panthers" aren't recognized by the actual Black Panthers.
Spitfire of ATJ
Aug 2013
#44
There is a good documentary film called 'Brother Outsider' about Rustin which will stream free on
Bluenorthwest
Aug 2013
#23
It was and still is the white media that has "ereased" Mr. Rustin. All of my family (all races)
kelliekat44
Aug 2013
#39