In honor of Martin Luther King Day, I thought we’d run some of our past attempts to get the Internets to stop being racist. Or chickenist. Or hip-hop separatists.
Only Chickenheadz R Racist
On this solo run, Dallas tried to debunk the notion that fried chicken was just for black people.
Rock the Bells
At Rock the Bells we found a high degree of musical miscegenation going on. Most of the white kids were there to see Wu-Tang. The black kids – okay there were hardly any black kids. But the few we found were there for Rage Against the Machine.
MLK may not have gotten there with us – but seeing Dallas get free hits of that white-boy weed would surely have made him proud. Maybe.
5 Responses to Internets, it’s MLK Day – Stop Being Racist!
audibletreats January 19, 2010
IC, I'm sure you've seen this article from Rolling Out re: a Denver school serving up fried chicken and greens for MLK Day: http://ow.ly/1n8ALW I'd love to see you interview the children at that school.
BIGNAT February 11, 2010
chicken in the butt mwhahahhaha
BIGNAT February 11, 2010
i understand people like chicken but i never seen people eating with the bucket in the resturant.
6 100 March 10, 2010
@ 1:28
The sign tells people to top off the hot dog[||]
Rafaela December 2, 2015
Have read every comment here to make sense of this, but can’t.a0 So just puitntg my non-tech, lack of understanding out there.a0 I, like you Kent, wanted to join and then write about it for the businesses I work with.a0Do I understand correctly from all that is written below, that if you are a Google Apps User (ie you pay for the service) you cannot join Google+.a0 Does that mean that if you aren’t, you can?a0 I am not a Google Apps user and I tried to join Google+ but couldn’t, receiving a message: This service is not available .a0 Well actually that was when I tried to work out how to create a Google Profile.a0Many hours later, very glad to have found this post, but still none the wiser.a0 Although I see I am not the only one who is super frustrated!