nogar/Jayy2k…a true actor is someone that can take a role and super impose themselves into that character. Who said that any of us had to be one-dimensional? The world isn’t set up that way. people in corporate America have to know more than one job…women (especially black women) assume varied roles all of the time. Should they not take care of home because the person that is “supposed” to have that role isn’t there? As for white America…they have applauded and supported their actors that took on roles of discontent (Jodie Foster(white trash), Kathy Bates(mental case), Jack Nicholson(pyscho), Anthony Hopkins(crazy period) etc etc)…yet black America is constantly crying victim. Hattie McDaniels won for being a servant. Should she not have won. If you want black actors to win for playing a school teacher or a scientist…write that role. Furthermore, since we’re so concerned with image…take on a bigger issue…Gangsta rap…and the calling of women and girls bitches and hoes…thug/violent mentality being promoted at every turn…young men with their pants below their crack showing up at job interviews…focus on the black drop out rate…not what role a person played to get an Oscar. This is not a priority or key to black growth in this country. So…next year if there are no black nominees….Then what? White America again? Mo’Nique took a script…read it…learned her lines and became that character for entertainment and to use her skills as a multi-faceted entertainer. Period! Great job Mo’Nique! Thank you for entertaining me and bringing a “real life” issue to the silver screen.

No, we are not hating for hating, we are critiquing because of the pattern in Hollywood, which is Jewish run always deciding the image that blacks should have. It was the Jew who made us look bad since the birth of Hollywood. It was the Jew that made “Birth of a Nation,” but they want you to believe that the KKK is against them too.

Whites love to observe black misery, but never participate in resolving the problems. Back in the late 80 and early 90′s, whites bought most of NWA’s and Public Enemy’s albums. Interviews with white from the times said that they loved hearing the black man talk about the black man’s issues. See, they don’t mind hearing it, but they do mind when we act on them.

Precious is just another ‘black problem’ that whites don’t mind hearing or seeing, but when it comes to films that offer black people some solutions, THAT they don’t want to hear or see.

Even the late, great, Hattie McDaniel had to contend with some of ya’ll great haytin’ azz grand mammy’s who HATED on her Oscar win for Gone With The Wind, playing a maid and she said, she “Made MORE money PLAYING a maid than actually BEING one!” I guess some of ya’ll REAL white people house cleaning grand mammy’s couldn’t handle seeing a black woman being PAID more money pretending (to be a maid) than they got being a REAL maid! Grumbling, haytin’ azzed black women…I tell ya!

Jackson had the same response for Will Smith. Smith is a way better actor than Monique, but even he is not up to standards. Jackson knew that it was politics and even racial categorization. I like that Sam. At least someone famous kept it real.

Oscar award “borrowed” from Ptah(Al-Fatiha?) & Ausar(Jesus)

I remember Halle Berry won an award for MONSTER BALL

and I think Denzel Washington won an award for TRAINING DAY

not taking nothing away from their talents…
but really look at what type of characters they played….
really look at the underlying message it presents…

IMAGE IS EVERYTHING

Hollywood comes from Holly-trees, which were sacred in european magic rituals…. its bout casting illusions

the subconscious mind doesnt know the difference between tv & reality…. it reacts to the vibrations of visuals(color-frequencies), sound frequencies and the EMOTIONAL ENERGY…..

television and music basically puts people into a TRANCE like hypnotic state….

dont take these things on face value