If that name sounds familiar, in the ∨0s, Ali caused quite a stink for her books, particularly The Blackmans Guide, for giving out such relationship advice that included saying it was perfectly acceptable for women to be smacked in the mouth.Īnd I watched this documentary, even though I noticed that the films producer and main historian, was Tariq Nasheed, a well-documented misogynist who promotes sexist and homophobic ideas in the name of black history. I know you into all that female empowerment stuff but if you can put all that women-stuff aside, there is a lot of good information in this documentary. I watched it, even when my better judgment wanted to balk at the inclusion of such questionable folks like Shahrazad Ali, author of the controversial books The Blackmans Guide To Understanding The Blackwoman and The Blackwomans Guide to Understanding the Blackman. A friend of mine, a very conscious brother whom I held in good regards, told me to give the documentary a chance. I was almost ready to believe the hype around the first Hidden Colors. There's a history people of Jay z selling out his own people so do you believe its farfetched he would do this? There is also a thread from 2011. Add to that people are leaving rock nation left and right. They used him to get the gentrification going on in Brooklyn. They hated dame for that and those same people are going on vacation with Jay? Add to that the Brooklyn nets where they used him as the face who he claimed own a signifigant percentage but it was only one half of one percent or some small signifigant number.
To negotiate with the majors espicially with Cohen. )Told on Jay he use to use dame to do his dirty work. Is it not to far fetched that Jay could have been the one giving his history? Dame (Who I respect but don't agree with his business methods on the rock tape and off. Then Jay z blows up with all these endorsements albums president of Dec Jam (who he ran into the ground by the way by signing artists who are in competition with his wife and using most of his budget to fund is own albums) Then a week later they send in the feds to all four of them? That's not a coincidence. (I don't know how would they all do it since most were on a subsidiary level to the major) Anyway Jay allegedly withdrew and start talking to the same people of not to do the deal and supposedly went and snitched to Warner brothers.
Allegedly Jay Z was part of the deal but withdrew from it and told other artists (Cause they Dame in particular) wanted to unite some artist like Wu tang and whatnot to come with them.
directed by Tariq Nasheed.Back in the late 90's and early 2000's Irv Gotti, Suge Knight, J Prince, and Dame dash supposedly wanted to start a record distribution company to distribute black music to black and white audiences since they made the music. King Flex Films a Tariq Nasheed film co-producers, Haneef Muhammad, Henry Thompson assistant producer, Ola Akinroluyo executive producers, David C. Interviewees: David Banner, NAS, Paul Mooney, Dick Gregory, Francis Cress Welsing, Umar Johnson, Shahrazad Ali, Khalil Gibran Muhammad, George Frasier, Carol Anderson, Tariq Nasheed, Kaba Kamene, Joy Degruy, Phil Valentine.ġ videodisc (144 min.) : DVD video, sound, color, with black and white sequences 4 3/4 in.ĭVD region 1, NTSC widescreen monaural, Dolby Digital 5.1. "The 3rd installment of hidden colors"-Disc label & container.Ĭinematography, Jerry Jackson, Keith Jones, Will Turner editor, Vance Crofoot.
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