1. Harriet Tubman never said that. 2. This fake quote is actually pro-slavery since it implies that slaves deserved their condition because of ignorance or inherent servility. 3. Stop this. https://twitter.com/kanyewest/status/991476958721556487 …
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Here is a good account of the origins of the fake quote in a feminist essay written during the 2008 primary race between Obama and Clinton. Also the newly established Underground Railroad @TubmanSP does not include it. Was there in March.https://www.maxwell.syr.edu/news.aspx?id=262 …
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Powerful. Thanks for posting.
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His ignorance knows no bounds. (Will Rogers paraphrase but fits well in this case).
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So someone tell Kanye that the quote is a fake.
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Is he having some kind of artist break down or substance issue or anything – I don’t really follow him too closely but this kind of thing tends to happen.
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Positive attention, negative attention, its attention just the same. Shame on us for fueling this fire.
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Jeet Heer going on about spreading fake news? There's some chutzpah for you!
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