Re: Robert and Racism
Jpc12243@AOL.COM
Sun, 9 Jul 1995 14:28:52 -0400
For all except Robert, this follows one of Robert Johnson's redundant
postings, so if you've encountered it, go on by...
Robert:
Thank you for giving my note greater coverage and attention. But you
know, when you said that you would "make [me] famous for [my] racism" by the
multiple posting (as if the net makes anyone famous except to the truly
lonely), i warned you that i was already famous. But i didn't tell you what i
was famous for, did i?
What i'm famous for is:
Lower Lenox Ave Association (Harlem) (1964-Founder)
New York City Coalition Against Racism (1965-67 Working Member)
Lower East Side (NY) Coalition for Equal Housing (1966-Founder)
Mississippi NAACP (1967-69 Working Member)
Systematic Training and Redevelopment (Mississippi 1967-69 Working
Member)
Gulf Coast Coalition for Desegregation (Mississippi 1968 Founder)
Mississippi Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) (1968 Founder)
Mississippians for Voter Registration (1968-69 Working Member)
Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee (Mississippi 1968-69 Working
Member)
Mississippi State Legistative Assistant (1971)
Californians Supporting the Panthers (1971-74)
Executives for Affirmative Action (1977-Present)
...
i could go on and on and on and on. but now that the final nail is in your
foolish coffin, there is little need. I could ask "what have you done,
Robert?", but i was just waiting for this before i invoked my autodelete
utility, so i wouldn't have the pleasure of reading what i would suppose to
be a brief if not blank reply. I have to go now; i'm being distracted by an
interesting article in the SF Chronicle "Some men are dumber that previously
thought."
good luck and good bye
john
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