Reply to "My dad's barbershop -- and personal responsibility"

After all that, after reporting his Monologue @ The Barbershop... Why does he feel compelled to lead and beg for Black people to consider his "disagreement" in some certain way? I mean, that's clearly not something that's reciprocated. He definitely made no allowances for the sentiments, thoughts and philosophies of the barber, the clientele or "WE BLACKS."


That's one thing I'll never understand.
He wants to play [WHITE] Devil's Advocate then wants to beg people to not consider him a sell-out or Uncle Tom or a Negro In Deference? What kind of low-tech, high stink BS is that?

"Please understand the White Man. But "you Blacks" with that ANGRY Malcolm X, "the White man" this and that... Well, there's no reason to understand or even entertain any conversation about racism, etc. since Slavery and Segregation is gone."