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Read through two thirds of the article thinking the headline was a bit of a beat up then I got to this quote. If Lumumba held such discontent (also including criticism regarding Waleed Aly's response to Ali's death and an interview with Sonia Kruger) why do the one on one pre-recorded interview in the first place?Well now H is calling the project panel white supremacists.
http://www.news.com.au/finance/busi...w/news-story/497a1669d55aeed82648818119dedfab
FMD H !!
Waleed gave you a more than fair hearing, the program allowed you to voice your discontent with the club and yet you still seem dissatisfied.
Seek some professional help mate.
Waleed Aly and the project's response might be worth watching though.
“Aly’s team at The Project is complicit in contributing to the growing ‘inertia’ of racist vitriol that ‘spins like the Gravitron’ that pervades Australian society. I will never forget what happened last year, when The Project targeted my young and talented brother, Ror Akot, by subjecting him to a viciously disgusting and downright degrading use of his image, to portray the so-called ‘Apex Gang’,” he wrote.
“The fact is, that Aly’s team at The Project were prepared to prioritise their agenda to sensationalise ‘African Australian’ youth delinquency, while simultaneously inflicting pain — that Waleed and his team are clearly indifferent to — by destroying an innocent (‘black’) person’s image. That is a perfect example of ‘White supremacy’.”
Raising Aly’s past commentary on race issues, Lumumba took issue with the way the popular presenter responded to the death of Muhammad Ali — saying the boxing legend celebrated “black supremacy” — and his response to To day Extra presenter Sonia Kruger’s suggestion that Australia should ban Muslim immigration.
Lumumba said he disagreed with how Aly responded to the pile-on that followed Kruger’s comments by “pleading for the outrage towards her comments to stop” and saying she was suffering from “horrendous personal attacks”.