The Aware Negro

J. Serpent sir says:

griff jst saying anything

Lisa Crowe says:

Another very interesting show. I'm always intrigued by the unique socio-political perspectives as rendered by Professor Griff. But I must say that it's very important to research thoroughly before making remarks as I feel Professor Griff mis-spoke concerning President Elect Donald Trump. Simply, Trump has indeed and on numerous occasions extended his hand to the African American Black community although thus far unfortunately in vain… Trump has sincerely offered an open-line of communication for discussing socio-economic change specifically concerning the Af. Am. Black demographic nationally. Moreover, he's stated blatantly and publicly throughout his campaign that he's going to open up work and educational opportunities for Af. Am. Blacks as he feels that Blacks have been overlooked. And keep in mind that it was he and Sanders, not Hillary Clinton, that revealed to the public that 49% of Blacks between the ages of 16-26 are unemployed and Blacks are underemployed overall; Trump has publicly stated that he's going to make those statistics much more favorable. It is disappointing that current established Af. Am. Black leadership has thus far missed the pertinent opportunity to come to the table to meet with the most formidable leader/representative of the free world, the President of the United States. Yes, it's common sense to many Americans especially from a political point-of-view that meeting and conferring with the President is absolutely paramount for communicating formally matters that are of interest to the Af. Am. Black demographic's well being. Knowing how to play a good hand of politics isn't being a "coon" and/or a "uncle Tom" ; that's being intelligent and strategic. Jim Brown and Ray Lewis are absolutely correct, there must be Af. Am. Black representatives at the table in WA, DC., to meet and confer with the President regarding national affairs that effect the Af. Am. Black demographic. Kanye West spoke the truth regarding the entertainment industry; which has been used as a socio-political tool/arm by Washington politicians and elites. The masses (many of which are unaware of mass media manipulation on a grand scale) needed to hear from a major insider like West on how they are being manipulated through mass media and entertainment. Professor Griff says there are two different kinds of Blacks, the house negro and the field slave; I disagree as Black people are much more dynamic and shouldn't be categorized by merely two categories… My interpretation is this, there are American people that want to intelligently work within the system to make it better for ALL Americans and those that choose to be Divisive, angry and complaining types but ultimately do nothing to assist in shaping the republic for the highest good.

Charles Edwards says:

Professor. Griff, with all due respect sir I ask you, "Do you have a body of facts that support your assertion that President Elect Donald Trump is a racist?" If so sir, let us discuss and debate that issue here on this 'comment' page. Best Regards Sir.

Brian Black says:

grif sound jealous

Trife Mack says:

Brother Rich, your questions be on point!! Lil Wayne saying racism doesn't exist is reckless as hell! His whole career he made money off telling kids how much drugs he use, and sell. How many bitches he fucked and discarded. He told niggas how much they wasn't shit cause he got more money than them. And he shot and killed half of the nigga population. thats racism if you ask me.