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The NAACP’s Negative Image Awards
The only way Van Jones could have improved his chances is if he’d been a foul-mouthed rap artist.
“Van Jones is an American treasure,” wrote Benjamin Todd Jealous, the President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Jealous attempted to justify the selection of Van Jones for the NAACP’s 2010 “President’s Award” at the organization’s February 26th Images Award ceremony.
Among the accomplishments that merited his selection — according to Jealous — was Jones founded the Color of Change, a deeply partisan organization steeped in the deeply repugnant politics of fomenting the racial divide in America.
Jones’ admission of his Communist beliefs should not disqualify him from consideration of a serious award. However, his racist and bigoted views, his delusional beliefs as a “September 11th truther,” and his overall fringe lunacy easily isolate him as little more than a well-deserved society outcast and the punch line in a late night comedy routine.
It is a supreme embarrassment and a monumental shame that the NAACP had chosen to recognize Jones for anything other than being a truly dubious individual.
This isn’t the first time the NAACP has failed its constituency by honoring downright lousy people. On occasion, the NAACP has displayed a completely schizophrenic personality when it comes to race politics.
In 2003, then-NAACP President Kweisi Mfume was apoplectic over a silly board game called Ghettopoly, a take-off of the popular board game Monopoly.
Ghettopoly was a parody of ghetto culture that was invented by 28-year old entrepreneur David Chang. A Taiwanese immigrant, Chang was doing his best to achieve financial success and realize the American dream. Chang’s game played on stereotypes of blacks, whites, Hispanics, Asians and Jews. Properties included Westside Liquor, Smitty’s XXX Peep Show, Weinstein’s Gold and Platinum, Ling-Ling’s Massage Parlor and Chico’s Bodega.
According to an Internet advertisement, “Buying stolen properties, pimpin’ hoes, building crack houses and projects, paying protection fees and getting car jacked are some of the elements of the game.” At this point, one would have to wonder who would even buy such a dumb game?
Nonetheless, Ghettopoly got Mfume so angered that he fired off a letter to Chang denouncing the game. Mfume wrote, “It is disturbing that you would choose to promote and capitalize off such negative aspects of society that cause great harm to individuals and the African-American community at large.”
Yet, this is where the double standard came into play. Chang said he got the inspiration to invent the game by watching rap videos on an MTV program called “Cribs” and from playing video games. One only has to watch a few minutes of some of the most vulgar rap videos to understand how an immigrant can latch onto such stereotypes.
Chang was selling Ghettopoly the same time the Converse shoe company was marketing the “Loaded Weapon” athletic shoe and black rapper Nelly was promoting his “Pimp Juice” snack beverage.
Although Mfume was critical of Ghettopoly, he and the NAACP had an entirely different take on the rap music that had inspired the game. On more than one occasion, the NAACP gave its Image Award to rappers, some of whom had recorded songs preaching violence toward women.
This is how the NAACP website described its reasons for presenting the Image Award. “Ideas and images create the belief systems that control our individual and societal actions. When it comes to forming ideas, reinforcing stereotypes, establishing norms and shaping our thinking nothing affects us more than the images and concepts delivered into our lives on a daily basis by television and film.”
With that as its guiding principles, the NAACP gave its 2002 Image Award to rapper Ja Rule for his rap song “Livin’ It Up.” Included among the song’s disgusting lyrics was this ode of disrespect to women:
Half the hoes hate me, half them love me
The ones that hate me only hate me cause they ain’t f*****d me
And they say I’m lucky; you think I got time
to f*** all these hoes and do all these shows?
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Mark Hyman hosts “Behind the Headlines,” a commentary program for Sinclair Broadcast Group. You can follow him on Twitter at @markhyman.
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Bill Hussein O'Stalin| 3.1.10 @ 6:40AM
Next? Charles Rangel will be held up as an example of "good government." Oh wait! Nancy Pelosi is already doing that. Perhaps the NAACP should single Nancy Pelosi out for some type of dubious honor. Perhaps the "Political White Trash of the Year Award."
http://thehill.com/homenews/ho.....els-future
Alan Brooks| 3.1.10 @ 9:04PM
But even a guttermouthed rapper is a better role model than that white boy Ted Kennedy,
and the white girl Michael Jackson.
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Washington DC Massage Parlors: The NAACP’s Negative Image Awards | Only Washington Dc links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:
DR_X| 3.1.10 @ 7:45AM
It is obvious to me that without a division between blacks and whites there would be no need for the NAACP, its money machine and the Democratic Party. They need to keep the old serotypes and myths going for their own self-preservation.
Crusader| 3.1.10 @ 7:54AM
My son started high school this year and a few weeks into it came home and asked me why black people try so hard to be "different." I told him the truth, that black people don't value education, they don't value family, they don't value patriotism, and they don't value the very country in which they live. I told him to observe at school any black who does seem to do well in school or doesn't talk with what Harry Reid calls a "negro dialect" and see how other blacks treat him. Weeks later he came back and told me the other blacks seem to shun or ignore (at best) the few black kids who try to do well in school.
The truly sad thing is the number of white kids who buy into the "gangsta" lifestyle to include dress and ther ebonic-based dialect and vocabulary. However in my house we've spun this as a positive. With most blacks having self-segregated themselves out of being productive citizens (unless they can dribble a ball or catch a football) and now a lot of white kids following suit, it should make the competition for college and jobs a little easier.
Alert1201| 3.1.10 @ 8:18AM
"it should make the competition for college and jobs a little easier. "
Not when the get in college and get jobs over white people just for being black.
Crusader| 3.1.10 @ 1:16PM
Touche, but hopefully most of them continue to go to those bastions of higher learning, the "traditionally black colleges." For the rest they usually are so inept in college they either drop out after a year or declare for the NBA draft.
Sam| 3.1.10 @ 7:39PM
Crusader, do not let the foolish actions of the NAACP turn you into a bigot. To say that blacks are usually so inept in college that they either drop out or go to the NBA draft is an insulting racial stereotype and that is not how you should be voicing your anger with the NAACP.
Crusader| 3.1.10 @ 7:48PM
Sam, if I am a "bigot" for speaking the truth, so be it. Blacks in general do not value education, family, or the very country they leech off of generation after generation.
Crusader| 3.1.10 @ 10:02PM
Crusader,
I am sorry that you see things that way. You'd be surprised to know that there are many institutional factors that have put the majority of blacks at the bottom generation after generation.
Let me give you some examples: For decades after the Civil Rights movement and even still today, blacks are treated differently than whites when they try to get a loan at the bank. There have been multiple studies done that have determined:
The average black man applying for a job is less as likely to get the job as a white man who has done time in prison.
Between a white man and a black man, blacks are granted loans far less often, EVEN when the black man has BETTER CREDIT.
Blacks who enter a financial institution looking for a loan are immediately referred to the department dealing with riskier loans, without even looking at the black person's credit!
I could list many more things. The point is that you and I have untold privileges because we are white. The system is designed for us to succeed and for blacks to stay where they are: at the bottom.
This is not to make you or anyone feel guilty. It is to stop you from unfairly insulting blacks since their road to success is monumentally more difficult than ours.
Sam| 3.1.10 @ 10:07PM
The above post is MINE. I accidentally typed in Crusader.
-Sam
Melvin| 3.1.10 @ 8:19AM
The NAACP means The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, so someone tell me where the hell is the, "Advancement" in an organization that glorifies drugs, extreme violence, and the treatment of women as property instead of human beings?
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Must Know Headlines 3.1.2010 — ExposeTheMedia.com links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:
Jack Olson| 3.1.10 @ 9:30AM
Before the NAACP gave Van Jones their Image award, Jones received the following from other organizations: Reebok International's Human Rights Award, Rockefeller Foundation "Next Generation Leadership" fellowship, International Ashoka Fellowship, Best Dressed Environmental List of the Sustainable Lifestyle Foundation, Time Magazine's Environmental Hero, Elle Magazine's Green Award, the George Lucas Foundation's "Daring Dozen" award, the Hunt Prime Mover award, the Campaign for America's Future "Paul Wellstone Award", Global Green USA's "Community Environmental Leadership" Award, the San Francisco Foundation's Community Leadership Award, the Puffin/Nation prize for "Creative Citizenship", the World Economic Forum's "Young Global Leader" award, the Hubert Humphrey Civil Rights Award, Howard University's Eco-Entrepreneur Award, and the Aspen Institute's Individual Thought Leadership, Energy and Environment Award.
All of these organizations gave these prizes and fellowships to a man who is a Communist, a 9/11 truther, and who in a public speech described Congressional Republicans as "assholes." Jones is a supporter of cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal. Jones once campaigned against California's Proposition 21, which increased penalties for violent crimes committed by young criminals, especially those in gangs, and arranged to charge more of them as adults. The proposition passed by 2-1.
Jones never has succeeded in what he said he was trying to do, to help poor people out of poverty by getting them jobs in renewable energy. All he has ever succeeded at doing is getting money 0ut of government and non-profits. But, that's good enough for the NAACP and other left-wing organizations. Never mind actual accomplishment, the right image can get you their Image award.
Down Wit Dat!| 3.1.10 @ 9:50AM
And now a public service announcement from the Obama Administration, the NAACP and the U.S. Department of Rap and Hip Hop.
Yo,yo,yo, my Aspec Doggs! Don't be dissen my peeps! Big O and da D.E.M. playas guuna jack you up fo da doctor billz and my mac n cheez and ain't nuttin you can do bout it! My ho and shorty gots to have a crib to be sellin da skank out of, so you be payin da banker fo dat, 2! Obama money, YO!
I spent 5 years in da PS 112 and dat wuz jus smack, doggs! I don't need no books to be lernin da ABZs cuz I gots me a .357, a Mickey's Malt and a Uncle Sam to pay my diggs and such, yo!
And da NAACP, be smakin da man wit da Prize and be all up in yo grillz and such, boing! So I don't need yo Mo Fo edumacation cuz I got me da Big O, da D.E.M.S, NAACP Doggs, my welfare KA-CHING , a phat o round azzz to be playin and my Ford hooptie to scoot in. So now dat O is da man, he be payin the Docs to kleen up my drive-bys, 2, YO! Ain't dat a bitch, whitey!
For you booklet on Rap to English translation, send a SASE to Niggaz Wit Attitude, Box 7000, Omaha, Neb. 68101
NavyBrat | 3.1.10 @ 2:05PM
One of the funniest things I've read all day.
Fo sho, suckah. Speak on dat, homie!
Lullaby's, Legends and Lies| 3.1.10 @ 6:59PM
Down Wit Dat (or was that really Cartman): That post took me ten (long) minutes to completely translate (and I want my time back). But when I was done translating it, I did not like the underlying message you left me with, about the sad state of our Public School system in America. I believe our schools have completely failed our young, or maybe (just maybe), I've just been totally left behind in today's culture, I'm not sure which?
And to answer your last question, "ain't dat a bitch, whitey!" Yes!! Yes it is!!
Ken (Old Texican)| 3.1.10 @ 10:23AM
Turning over in his grave? I'm sure Reverend Martin Luther King is called "pinwheel charlie" in heaven.
I am glad he hasn't seen the degeneration of the NAACP.
Tony Wicher | 3.1.10 @ 10:29AM
Van Jones is such a sellout! We are not "one country". We are riddled with traitors and moles all thoughout the government and these people have to be exposed if our Consititution is to be restored. As to Glenn Beck, he is a classic fascist demagogue, not a constitutionalist.
Eric Cartman| 3.1.10 @ 10:42AM
9/11 Truther Alert! Tony is a truther nutcase LOL. What a bunch of aholes! These guys are funny as hell! I got stuck talking to one over Christmas, and it was a blast! I had him sputtering like leaky radiator on a cold day!
"You don't understand anything about building physics!" he finally yelled and walked off. HA! It was great! "You saw it on television, not in real time! Television can be digitally enhanced!" LOL " The Towers fell too fast! Free Fall Velocity! Blah, blah, blah!" LOL It was great. If you EVER get a chance to talk to one of these idiots, do so. You can have fun for HOURS! Well, at least until they storm off with their "9/11- Tell The Truth" t-shirt! They actually spit when they get real upset. LOL
GW| 3.1.10 @ 11:55AM
I enjoyed the South Park episode you starred in, Cartman, where you first blamed Kyle for causing 9/11, and then everyone found out the 9/11 truth movement was actually started by the government as a way to make people worried and the twin towers were just knocked over by "pissed off Muslims."
Eric Cartman| 3.1.10 @ 12:13PM
Yes, that was my masterpiece! It all started with Mr. Mackey finding a mud monkey in the urinal and my brilliant observations about Kyle. Yes, yes, a brilliant masterpiece! Bwahahahahahahahahahahah! Bwa, bwa, bwahahahahahahahahahah!
http://www.southparkstudios.com/guide/1009
Eric Cartman| 3.1.10 @ 2:46PM
If you really want to wind these people up, first start agreeing with certain things as they begin. Then start asking them questions about why the government would do such a thing. Then start pointing out how difficult it would be to place all these demo-charges without being noticed. At this point the Truther will begin to get flustered. At some point start talking about watching the plane hit the second tower and how Osama was so delighted that the plan worked and said so on tape. Finally, begin just sticking to your story about seeing the jet hit the tower and saying things like "Da plane, Boss, Da plane!" Of course, during your conversation, always mix up the tower numbers, like "Well, Tower 2? Or was that Tower 1? Tower 5? Was there a Tower 11? I thought there was a Tower 11." That just drives them nuts LOL.
WAKE UP| 3.1.10 @ 5:31PM
The problem with the "Truthers" is that they'd rather live an illusion than deal with the real truth, and a real enemy. Dig down inside a "Truther" and you find, essentially, a coward blustering because he doesn't want to face the real task. And that's how civilisations commit suicide.
Sam| 3.1.10 @ 7:43PM
Hey I got a joke:
What's the difference between the truthers and the birthers?
They're both equally deluded, but it is still acceptable for birthers to post on this website! Ha Ha Ha Ha!
GW| 3.1.10 @ 11:07PM
I agree both are delusional, but it is one thing to assert the president was secretly born in another country and a whole seperate bag of worms to say top level workers in the gov't conspired to committ a mass murder of 3,000 of its own citizens in order to attack a middle eastern country never blamed for the attack so halliburton can increase its stock by 10%.
Both conspiracies stem from purely politcal reasons and have no truth to them. I'm not quite sure why those on the right try and attack Obama this way, anyway. Plenty (most) of his policies are easily criticizable.
c stryker | 3.1.10 @ 10:55AM
naacp are their own worst enemy. they must stir up hatred or they are without a job.
president of the usa is black and the still are trying to advance negros?
at what point will they consider their mission accomplished?
Pete| 3.1.10 @ 11:04AM
When all blacks who don't work can live comfortably off of everyone else who does, while retaining the right to spit on those who support them.
Doctor Right| 3.1.10 @ 11:24AM
Well written but ultimately DUMB article.
The NAACP is a joke. It's not dedicated to advancing the rights of "colored people" (an odd phrase to still be using in 2010, isn't it?), but to advancing the cause of left-wing politics.
Why worry about why they do what they do what they do, or whom they choose to reward? Rest assured, they're all hard-left Libs who kow-tow to their plantation bosses in the Dimocrat Party and toe the reliable line on election day...All else is superfluous.
Yosemeti Sam| 3.1.10 @ 12:05PM
" ... For the NAACP to single-out and honor Van Jones is indeed disappointing."
Why the puzzlement?
Birds - of a 'rainbow' color - do stick together.
And get plucked together - upon honest analysis!
Franklin| 3.1.10 @ 12:36PM
You are so right, Doctor Right, hehe.
As I heard the news, I went, "Yawn. So what is new?"
NAACP and KKK - so irrelevant to today.
Drew | 3.1.10 @ 1:48PM
I'm sure African-Americans everywhere are just thrilled to know that the good folks at American Spectator are so concerned about their well-being. Makes you wonder why African-Americans vote 90%+ against the race-baiting, hate-mongering candidates you usually promote.
Fascinating, also, that the author of this ridiculous hit-piece manages to omit any mention whatsoever of the accomplishments of either Van Jones or (rapper) Ja Rule that led to them being honored.
I don't know what is more revolting: the patronizing, distorted, fact-free tirade written by Mr. Hyman, or the imperfectly concealed race-hate spouted back by the its readers: e.g. "And da NAACP, be smakin da man wit da Prize and be all up in yo grillz and such, boing!"
Fair and balanced? Or a piece of disingenuous tripe written by a lily-white knucklehead?
Down Wit Dat| 3.1.10 @ 2:17PM
And now a reply to Drew from the Obama Administration, the NAACP and the U.S. Department of Rap and Hip Hop.
Dat punk Drew be callin me out sayin I be a racist! Punk @ss Mutha F#&*er! You don't know me, foo! I be layin down da tracks about my hos, my bitches, my chilrens and popin a cap in a pig's ass, while I be rappin about rattin an da pigs and da narcs, (don't do it, YO!). Dats my image award, you punk @ss Mutha F#&*er! And I don't need no Lilly White Liberal Punk gettin my back, dig?!
For a booklet on Drew and Rap to English translation, send a SASE to Lilly White Liberal Aholes, Box 7000, Pueblo. CO 81001
Crusader| 3.1.10 @ 7:47PM
Why do black folks care if I care about their well being? Oh oh oh I get it, if I stop working their well-being goes down. OK I understand now.
NavyBrat | 3.1.10 @ 2:11PM
"Fascinating, also, that the author of this ridiculous hit-piece manages to omit any mention whatsoever of the accomplishments of either Van Jones or (rapper) Ja Rule that led to them being honored."
Maybe because the only accomplishments of Van Jones are blaming white greenie weenies for dumping "toxins" in the hood & preaching his truther bile. As Slob Rule, great. Another a$$clown who curses alot in his songs. Glorifies pimping women, shooting people, & slang'n rock. Yeah, what a role model for black youth to emulate. All fools like Drew do is perpetuate the cycle with their willfull ignorance.
NavyBrat | 3.1.10 @ 2:11PM
"Fascinating, also, that the author of this ridiculous hit-piece manages to omit any mention whatsoever of the accomplishments of either Van Jones or (rapper) Ja Rule that led to them being honored."
Maybe because the only accomplishments of Van Jones are blaming white greenie weenies for dumping "toxins" in the hood & preaching his truther bile. As Slob Rule, great. Another a$$clown who curses alot in his songs. Glorifies pimping women, shooting people, & slang'n rock. Yeah, what a role model for black youth to emulate. All fools like Drew do is perpetuate the cycle with their willfull ignorance.
Marc Jeric| 3.1.10 @ 2:41PM
NAACP has turned into black KKK, only worse. It has fallen into hands of revolutionary marxists.
Northern Rebel| 3.1.10 @ 3:09PM
With no evil white demons left to blame, the NAALCP has been forced to shoot itself in the foot. in order to howl about injustice.
My step-daughter, who's father was black registered in a Central NY schools a few years back, and was asked if she was registering as black, or white.
To her credit she was flummoxed, as she wasn't brought up to consider this sort of thing.
I shamelessly told her to register black, so she would get all the goodies caucasions wouldn't qualify for.
WAKE UP| 3.1.10 @ 4:49PM
"One only has to watch a few minutes of some of the most vulgar rap videos to understand how an immigrant can latch onto such stereotypes. "
Not just immigrants. Every impressionable street-hustling "motherf...ing" ghetto-kid-would-be is now also a potential victim of the black-owned record companies' disgusting, venal exploitation and dissemination of this vulgarity. The wider black community has only itself to blame for allowing this junk to "rise" to the level where it now appears to represent all of black America.
The NAACP thing is but another example of tiptoeing around the REAL problem. And it's a self-contained, inside the "-hood", black culture problem.
WAKE UP| 3.1.10 @ 5:26PM
ps - Drew: you sound like could possibly actually do some good if you (1) got your head out of your ass and (2) got both your ass and your head out of the ghetto. Wake up.
Bill| 3.1.10 @ 6:23PM
This was (comments) an interesting read. Made me laugh out loud. I agree that the NAACP seem to be out of touch in a HUGE way. They make themselves look as stupid as they are. Maybe in the "60's" See what Bill Cosby has to say about this group.
George | 3.1.10 @ 11:29PM
How about Princeton's having awarded Van Jones a teaching position?
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