@50cent might have said he and George W got shit in common, but Republican philosophy goes against the principles outline in ‘The 50th Law’, Curtis’ book with Robert Greene.

I totally understand where Belafonte is coming from. He took the torch from stars such as Paul Robeson and lent not only his money but his face to stand up to injustices for the less fortunate. Beyonce, 50 cents, Jay-Z have stood on the shoulders of these past celebrities and flourished. They have an opportunity to inspire future generations to do the same and they have failed miserably. Beyonce sending someone from her camp to respond to Belafonte’s observation is lame. It is not inspiring and arrogant. To his credit Kanye West stood up and called out Bush during the Katrina tragedy on national television but that kind of courage is not typical of this current generation of African-American superstars. Take a moment and check out people like Sidney Portier, Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, Maya Angelou, Eartha Kitt, Stevie Wonder and of course Belafonte. These were not only talented entertainers they were role models for all of us and took the lead as voices in the struggle for freedom and equality regardless of the J. Edgar Hoovers, KKK’s and other haters. Belafonte called her out and Beyonce made a punk move….. Thank you Harry Belafonte!!!

They Can Be Republican But Also Have Democrat Views… I’m Democrat, But I Also Have Republican Views…