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	<title>Comments on: Public Enemy Tour Dec. 2006-2007</title>
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		<title>By: The Black Coat &#187; CNN: Skin-Deep: Racism in America</title>
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		<dc:creator>The Black Coat &#187; CNN: Skin-Deep: Racism in America</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Recently I purchased a Public Enemy hat, as I needed a new hat anyway and want to give back to those who support KOYONO. Just wearing the hat makes some people&#8217;s true colors come out, and it a little humorous to be honest. The other night, I did some late night grocery shopping and while checking out was asked by a white woman in here 40s if &#8220;I am Public Enemy.&#8221; I said &#8220;excuse me?&#8221; She said, &#8220;you know - your hat,&#8221; like I was missing something. &#8220;Oh, Public Enemy. No I&#8217;m not, but I believe in their cause and frankly love their music. Also, I support them because they buy our stuff,&#8221; I explained. She asked &#8220;what cause?&#8221;, and I explained that Public Enemy&#8217;s songs are about the social injustices around minorities (blacks) and they are really promoting equality. &#8221; Her comment - &#8220;the must be criminals.&#8221; I could not help but laugh and asked if she knew Flavor Flav, which she did. She then went on to comment that &#8220;he is probably a criminal.&#8221; Then she and her coworker started laughing. I politely said, no they are not criminals, paid and left. Is racism still alive in my neighborhood - yes. Am I going to stop wearing my Public Enemy hat - no way. In fact, I think I am going to wear it into my next business meeting to see what happens, and next time I buy groceries I might wear some God Smack paraphernalia to see if they call me a Satan worshipper and sinner! LOL [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Recently I purchased a Public Enemy hat, as I needed a new hat anyway and want to give back to those who support KOYONO. Just wearing the hat makes some people&#8217;s true colors come out, and it a little humorous to be honest. The other night, I did some late night grocery shopping and while checking out was asked by a white woman in here 40s if &#8220;I am Public Enemy.&#8221; I said &#8220;excuse me?&#8221; She said, &#8220;you know &#8211; your hat,&#8221; like I was missing something. &#8220;Oh, Public Enemy. No I&#8217;m not, but I believe in their cause and frankly love their music. Also, I support them because they buy our stuff,&#8221; I explained. She asked &#8220;what cause?&#8221;, and I explained that Public Enemy&#8217;s songs are about the social injustices around minorities (blacks) and they are really promoting equality. &#8221; Her comment &#8211; &#8220;the must be criminals.&#8221; I could not help but laugh and asked if she knew Flavor Flav, which she did. She then went on to comment that &#8220;he is probably a criminal.&#8221; Then she and her coworker started laughing. I politely said, no they are not criminals, paid and left. Is racism still alive in my neighborhood &#8211; yes. Am I going to stop wearing my Public Enemy hat &#8211; no way. In fact, I think I am going to wear it into my next business meeting to see what happens, and next time I buy groceries I might wear some God Smack paraphernalia to see if they call me a Satan worshipper and sinner! LOL [...]</p>
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