Oh yes, yet another corrective video of the "God-damned America Speech" for you to watch from the Rev. Jeremiah Wright. I must say, as an Historian, his facts were correct and he was en pointe. Go 'head Rev!
And this is great because just the other day, I published the haikus I wrote for Hillary and Barack.
Here are some of the crowd favorites:
Hillary Clinton
Reverend Jeremiah
Is all Wright with me
Hillary Clinton
We know you're qualified
It's just . . . you're too sly
Hillary Clinton
Michelle is a woman, too
Welcome, First Lady!
Hillary Clinton
Where were you the day Bill dissed
Our Sister Souljah?
Hillary Clinton,
My daughter asks that I vote
Barack Obama
***
Barack Obama
For once, in this here lifetime
I vote my full heart
Barack Obama
Whether you heard it or not
Reverend was Wright
Barack Obama
The audacity to hope
is borne of the slave
Barack Obama
Remember, your hopefulness
Came from Black Mammy
Barack Obama
The movement for human rights
is far from over
Barack Obama
We dressed up as African
to get served, back then
Barack Obama
America's hopefulness
is all She has left
Barack Obama
We want Michelle, Our Sweet Belle
as the First Lady
Barack Obama
The Hip Hop Generation
Is Standing Up Now!
Okay, people, write your own Haikus.
It's a japanese style of poetry
Five syllables the first line
Seven syllables the second
Back to five syllables for the third.
Write your own and send them back to Dr. Goddess!
Word!
Thursday, April 3, 2008
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