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I thought this might interest some of you. I love it when she does shows like this!
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MONDAY`S SHOW: The Secrets of My Big Success
How do you turn a hobby into a multi-million dollar business? Russell Simmons, Diane Warren, Liz Lange and Jonathan Adler will show you how! Plus, a surprise serenade from a Grammy-winning star.
Find out more about this show and what`s coming up!
http://www2.oprah.com/tows
I actually don`t know who any of those people are, but thought it might be a good show due to the subject. That`s all.
I know this is off of the whole subject of the post, but it was brought up. It interest me to hear those who were offended saying it offends "our people". If there is an "our people" then what are we worried about. Because you have seperated yourself from everyone else. The mere thing you are trying to eliminate. So the battle is not so much a race issue it`s that in America there isn`t "our people" or "our race" it is ALL OF US. I listen to all types of music. And rap is one of them that I often listen to. And like BrandAlchemy has stated they are very rough for a better term towards Americans in general. But to flip the coin there are many songs that have been sung by other race artists that are the same way. And not all rap music is this way. Maybe he (Russell Simmons) has signed artists that do use bad language and such, but he has also been quoted to saying that these things are not necessary. The foundation of such music did not have the fighting and duragatory terms. They were just people who just wanted to rhyme and have fun at a block party.
"There is no mention of `our people`, as if you imply that I was using the not-to-be-used-because-it`s-racist `you people` phrase. I didn`t use either phrase. Where did you get that from?"
-" I would say that the hatefest is being held by a race that just can`t get it`s act together."
I`m done discussing it, thank you for the discussion BrandAlchemy we are all entitled to our opinions.
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