http://media.putfile.com/Kanye79
**call to action in support of Kanye West and the Victims of katrina**
---The Situation----
as u know, iont even listen to music like that & frankly I didnt think too kindly of "Golddiggers", but I respect Kanye's right to make the song.
and, I respect and support him in what he said during the "A Concert for Hurricane Relief" because he was right.
there is no good excuse why federal relief did not get to the victims sooner.... there is only one reason:
"George Bush does not care about Black (or poor) people"
--- The Target ----
We must quickly egister full support of Kayne West's statement.
We need to ensure that Kanye West is not at all black-balled in any way and is congratulated for his bravery, honesty and forthrightness.
--- The Plan---
Each person reading this post must email a statement simply indicating that we support Kanye's Statement to all of the following:
us senator: http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
the white house: comments@whitehouse.gov
the red cross: https://www2.redcross.org/contactusform/
Kanye's record label: sitesupport@rocafella.com
NBC: Today@NBC.com
Associated Press: info@ap.org
btw, I'm gonna buy 2 of his new cd's now... just because of what he did.
2 comments:
What's wrong with Goldiggers that's good music right there.
Is Kanye really the person we want to speak on behalf of black people everywhere. While I, as well as all of those with intelligence, know his belief to be painfully true, I am scared to give such an arrogant man credit, for saying what we all believealready. He is the type of "Black man" that makes it difficult for the rest of us. He acts as if he is the greatest black artist ever. Why are the other artists, actors, and people in the media not making a stand. When such an arrogant person (black or white) makes such a statement, the message is often lost. Coming from his mouth the message was definitely lost on me. Why are we without strong leaders?
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