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Reverend Al Sharpton has blasted Sony executive Amy Pascal over racially charged comments that were made public in her hacked emails - and says it #39;s part of an overwhelming problem of lack...
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Not only is Al Sharpton giving a victory to terrorists hes using them to advance his agenda, his name and his bank account.
On Thursday, Sharpton met with Amy Pascal, the head of Sony, and said the jury is still out on whether he supports her having a job (as if his support should matter at all). All because of jokes she made in a private email, suggesting she ask President Obama if he liked a movie about slaves. The message was only made public because it was hacked by North Korea as part of a vendetta.
How many of us would escape embarrassment if our private messages were made public?
More to the point: Hey, Al, why dont you release all your correspondences, and well see if you have ever said anything offensive?
People say and write things in jest that in no way indicate the type of person they truly are. A moment in time does not equal the sum total of who someone is.
Im disgusted that in a battle between a free society and a dictatorship, too many people are focused on a joke. The very same people who cry for freedom of speech are the ones who are helping to stop it.
The Reverend Al Sharpton doesnt really care about Pascal, one of the few female executives in Hollywood. (I put reverend in quotes because I have been taught a very different definition of what a reverend is, and its not someone who is a hate-monger, and practices little Christian forgiveness.) He cares about his own influence, about the advisory panel he will have in Hollywood.
Think about that for a moment. Kim Jong-un and Al Sharpton to help decide what movies you can see. Oh joy!
Some have gone so far as to compare the Pascal emails with producer Scott Rudin to what Donald Sterling said. Those people are either misguided or ignorant. Sterling not only said incredibly offensive things and beyond, he showed a pattern of racism over the years. It took a public embarrassment for the NBA to finally deal with a problem they knew they had. No one has shown a pattern of Pascal or Rudin of being prejudiced or racist.
In fact, what has been shown is quite the opposite. Pascal gave a lot to President Obamas campaign and to the Democratic Party. And Rudin gave the lead role in Sister Act to Whoopi Goldberg which was originally written for a white woman and produced Chris Rocks Top Five.
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December 22, 2014|12:03 pm
Al Sharpton speaks at the National Action Network about tensions leading up to a grand jury decision in Ferguson, Missouri, and allegations of tax issues published in local media in New York, November 19, 2014.
Rev. Al Sharpton called for peace and unity in the wake of the NYPD cop deaths after critics blamed him for the tragedies.
On Saturday, shortly after news of the "execution style" murders broke, Sharpton wasted no time condemning the fatal shootings of NYPD Officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos. The pair was sitting in their parked patrol car in Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon when they were each struck in the head by bullets from Ismaaiyl Brinsley, 28, who also turned the gun on himself.
"I am outraged at the killing of 2 police officers in Brooklyn. That is why we stress non violence as the only way to fight for justice," Sharpton tweetedon Saturday. "An eye for an leaves the whole world blind. We all at NAN express our prayers and condolences to the families of the 2 NYC officers."
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Police officers block off the scene of a a shooting incident where a gunman killed two New York police officers as they sat in their squad car before turning his weapon on himself in New York December 20, 2014.
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Policemen are pictured at the scene of a shooting where two New York Police officers were shot dead in the Brooklyn borough of New York, December 20, 2014.
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NORTH CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -
As the Charity Missionary Baptist Church in North Charleston celebrated its hundred-year anniversary Sunday, it also mourned the death of the two New York City police officers killed yesterday.
"We grieve with the families, Reverend Nelson Rivers III, the pastor at the church said. We grieve and understand what they're going through."
Al Sharpton was scheduled to speak at the church today but instead, stayed in New York after the allegedly revenge-motivated killings.
"That was wrong, Rivers said. It was evil and wicked and nothing good can come from it."
Rivers is also a vice president for the National Action Network which organized the Washington DC march with Garner and Brown's families and he knows the families personally.
"It's just the complete opposite of everything they would've wanted, Rivers said. Anyone who did that, who thought they were doing something to avenge Eric Garner was sadly mistaken and tragically mistaken."
Rivers said the black community in North Charleston has a good relationship with the police but still sees some problems.
"We've had issues and continue to have issues, Rivers said. We still believe there's racial profiling particularly in North Charleston, but the North Charleston Police Department and the National Action Network have worked well together on a number of issues."
A spokesperson for the Charleston County Sheriff's Department said the shooting is an unfortunate lesson and the department will remind deputies to be on their toes and stay alert, but haven't planned any extra action.
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Al Sharpton cancels visit to North Charleston