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01-06-06, 07:44 AM
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[align=center] Autum Ashante[/align]
Anyone heard about her? The media have her down as the 'racist poet child prodigy' Can a 7 yr old be racist? very talented nevertheless. Heres one of her poems.
White Nationalism Put U In Bondage
White nationalism is what put you in bondage
Pirate and vampires like Columbus, Morgan, and Darwin
Drank the blood of the sheep, trampled all over them with
Steel, tricks and deceit.
Nothing has changed take a look in our streets
The mis-education of she and Hegro — leaves you on your knee2grow
Black lands taken from your hands, by vampires with no remorse
They took the gold, the wisdom and all of the storytellers
They took the black women, with the black man weak
Made to watch as they changed the paradigm
Of our village
They killed the blind, they killed the lazy, they went
So far as to kill the unborn baby
Yeah White nationalism is what put you in bondage
Pirates and vampires like Columbus, Morgan, and Darwin
They drank the blood of the sheep, trampled all over them with
Steel laden feet, throw in the tricks alcohol and deceit.
Nothing has changed take a look at our streets.
She performed this peom at a a high school NY for black history month. After asking white students to remain seated while she led black students in a recitation of the Black Panthers' Black Childs Plegde, Autum (now home-schooled by her single father, a Nation of Islam member and poet) then read the poem.
Afterwards Complaints from shocked students and parents led to a tape-recorded apology sent to all parents apologizing for the performance. Autum's father condemned white district officials as ' racist crackers' Autum defended her poem by explaining to the WestchesterJournal News that white people are "devils and they should be gone. We should be away from them and still be in Africa."
She defiantly told the NYPost today:
"I feel good about the response," Autum said of the firestorm engulfing the Peekskill City School District, where her recitation of a poem at a high school and a middle school offended students. "I know it was the right thing."
http://michellemalkin.com/archives/004772.htm
Its important that you know theperson who wrote this article Michele Malkin  said this.
My conclusion:
Who is surprised? If you set aside a separate holiday for Black History Month in the public schools, if you set aside separate graduation ceremonies, college dorms, academic departments, recruiting programs, and government contracts and subcontracts by race, you send a message that hardcore racial separatism is not only acceptable — but desired.
Autum Ashante' is the natural offspring of militant multiculturalism and government-sanctioned identity politics. We reap what we sow.
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