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Thursday, November 11, 2010

Protest of the Scottsboro Boys Play

Some members of the African American Community do not appreciate the minstrel show. " The Scottsboro Boys case is not humorous...never give up...this is what the Freedom Party is about!"

Many valid points are made in the protest. I recommend this video, another side of the story.



Where is the humor in a miscarriage of justice? Out of controversy an awareness is created, discussion is stimulated and education may be acquired for those who have an open mind.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

The minstrel show format is used to highlight the injustice of the trial. The play is not meant to be a musical comedy - it's meant to be a piece that challenges you and gets you thinking about your own prejudices.