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Elvis is alive. I wonder what he will wear at the ceremony.
But it wasn’t racism when the Kenyan was giving it to other blacks. That’s some weird sh*t folks. Can we please get CW2 started?
Trump could’ve awarded it to ANTIFA and Planned Parenthood and he’d be criticized.
Why, Jonny?
It's your own blog, you can post the whole thing.
Do you think we are your personal hit farm or something?
He’d be accused of racism if he gave it to Ray Charles.
Trump woke this morning, which was racist.
This is foolish talk. Who in the world believes what the news media says?
Revision of history. WaPo says back then only a white man could be king. Except for Joe Louis, Nat King Cole, Louis Armstrong, Jackie Robinson, Jim Brown, Chuck Berry, Eartha Kitt, Ella Fitzgerald,....
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Hahahahahahahahaha! Guess what? Elvis’ ancestry was Melungeon which was mixed races including..... African.
Elvis was a racist LOL..these commie loons are so retarded they have turned racism, just like they call everyone they disagree with a Nazi, into a joke..the word doesn’t even represent anything anymore. No matter what President Trump does, the commies will find SOMETHING to trash him on..maybe since Elvis loved bananas I guess that made him a racist too
Of course. They accuse him of racism because he’s White.
As the 25th anniversary of Presley’s death approaches, it’s worth looking at one of the strangest and most persistent stories in music: how the man dubbed “the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll” has been viewed as an object of contempt — indeed, as a racist — by many African Americans.
This view is not based simply on his use of black music, but on an infamous alleged statement, dating back almost 50 years, that he apparently never made: “The only thing Negroes can do for me is buy my records and shine my shoes.”
Elvis Presley is reputed to have uttered those words, either in Boston or on a CBS news show, in 1957, at the very height of his initial burst of fame. Word of the remark — in some versions using much stronger language — stung the black community, which had largely embraced the former truck driver from Memphis.
On their 1989 hit “Fight the Power,” political rappers Public Enemy called Presley a “straight-up racist.”
And in May, hip-hop-soul diva Mary J. Blige faced a torrent of criticism after singing “Blue Suede Shoes” during a Presley medley on VH1’s “Divas Live” special.
“I prayed about it (performing the song) because I know Elvis was a racist,” Blige said.
“But that was just a song VH1 asked me to sing. It meant nothing to me. I didn’t wear an Elvis flag. I didn’t represent Elvis that day. I was just doing my job.”
“I never said anything like that,” Presley told black-oriented magazine Jet in 1957. “And people who know me know I wouldn’t have said it.”
After an investigation, Jet agreed there was nothing to the rumor.
Black performers from the time discount the story as well. “I would never think that Elvis Presley was a racist,” says R&B veteran Darlene Love, who sang background for him as part of the Blossoms.
“The rumor has persisted because Elvis is a symbol of so many social and musical inequities that are legitimately resented,” says Elvis biographer Peter Guralnick.
Few of Presley’s black contemporaries bear ill will toward him, largely because he was so vocally supportive of black artists. Some African Americans even credit Presley for expanding the audience for black music.
https://www.seattlepi.com/ae/music/article/False-rumor-fueled-racist-label-for-Presley-1093361.php
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Stupid. What does Elvis receiving a posthumous award have to do with racism? The word will be meaningless soon. It is just used for crybabies to get their way.
The real racism was awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to Barack Obama.
“Trump Accused of Racism For Getting Out of Bed This Morning”
If awarding a Medal of Freedom to Elvis makes Pres. Trump a racist, then awarding one to Miriam Adelson must make him an antisemite. It’s hard to keep score . . .