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Rest in peace, Richard Claxton Gregory.
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Rest In Peace.
I love how he checked people. Dropped a lot of knowledge too.
I love how he checked people. Dropped a lot of knowledge too.
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May Allah have mercy on his soul
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Yo he ain't care who u was
He was gonna check u
That's why I mess with him
His breakfast club interview was good.
I think he checked them during the interview too for tryna talk over him
RIP
He was gonna check u
That's why I mess with him
His breakfast club interview was good.
I think he checked them during the interview too for tryna talk over him
RIP
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Rest in peace to the man. His interviews were always a good listen and gave you something to think about.
Plus, he had that "Hehh!" after each point made. Kanye who?
Plus, he had that "Hehh!" after each point made. Kanye who?
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We losing our leaders. RIP.
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RIP. He was kinda out there for me but interesting to listen to nonetheless. Cause of death? He was 84 and vegan. Thought he would go longer.
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RIP
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Legend. Rest in peace.
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Saddened by the news. I kinda fell into following his speeches on YouTube a year ago but I thought he had a lot of interesting things to say. He lived a life around a lot of influential people and did a lot of things in his own right that are understated and underappreciated.
R.I.P. **** Gregory
R.I.P. **** Gregory
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Rip **** gregory. Youtube search reelback **** gregory. He'd sleays be dropping knowledge on that youtube channel.
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RIP ****
He put in a lot of work. He always dropped gems in his interviews and spoke his mind. Dude ain't give a ****. Lol
He put in a lot of work. He always dropped gems in his interviews and spoke his mind. Dude ain't give a ****. Lol
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Damn, RIP.
Kept it real until his dying day.
Kept it real until his dying day.
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RIP OG
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It was funny when D*ck called out Cedric the Entertainer for his line on Rosa Parks in Barbershop
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Changed the profanity filter just for this.
A lot of people talk about intersectionality, but **** Gregory lived it. Most know him as a legendary civil rights icon, but **** Gregory was also a deeply committed feminist and animal rights activist.
He was never afraid to speak his mind. In 1967, at a time when activists were branded "communists" or "unpatriotic" for opposing the Vietnam War, Mr. Gregory went on a 32 day hunger strike in protest. The following year, he vowed to live on bread and water while jailed as a part of a protest against state laws denying treaty rights to the Puyallup and Nisqually tribes in Washington State organized by the Survival of American Indians Association.
His willingness to sacrifice his career, put himself in harm's way for his beliefs, and live his values as consistently as possible should forever remain and inspiration to us all.
It's said that he even inspired Dexter Scott King to extend the principles of non-violence to his diet. (Who then encouraged Coretta Scott King to do the same.)
Today, we often celebrate famous people who do a little activism on the side. **** Gregory was so much more. He stood among the most famed humorists of his generation, heavily inspiring, among others, Richard Pryor, Paul Mooney, and Eddie Murphy. To be remembered as such would be more than enough for anyone to consider their life well-lived.
It speaks volumes that **** Gregory will be remembered, first, as an activist.
A lot of people talk about intersectionality, but **** Gregory lived it. Most know him as a legendary civil rights icon, but **** Gregory was also a deeply committed feminist and animal rights activist.
He was never afraid to speak his mind. In 1967, at a time when activists were branded "communists" or "unpatriotic" for opposing the Vietnam War, Mr. Gregory went on a 32 day hunger strike in protest. The following year, he vowed to live on bread and water while jailed as a part of a protest against state laws denying treaty rights to the Puyallup and Nisqually tribes in Washington State organized by the Survival of American Indians Association.
His willingness to sacrifice his career, put himself in harm's way for his beliefs, and live his values as consistently as possible should forever remain and inspiration to us all.
It's said that he even inspired Dexter Scott King to extend the principles of non-violence to his diet. (Who then encouraged Coretta Scott King to do the same.)
Today, we often celebrate famous people who do a little activism on the side. **** Gregory was so much more. He stood among the most famed humorists of his generation, heavily inspiring, among others, Richard Pryor, Paul Mooney, and Eddie Murphy. To be remembered as such would be more than enough for anyone to consider their life well-lived.
It speaks volumes that **** Gregory will be remembered, first, as an activist.
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So glad I got a chance to meet him about a year ago.
One of the masters forreal.
One of the masters forreal.
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