Talk:Leonard Jeffries

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Contents 1 Anti-Semitic people clarification 2 Italian Americans? 3 lectures 4 Anti-Kemetism

[edit] Anti-Semitic people clarification

Once again, if the anti-semitic feelings and statements of the person can be reliably sourced, as they have in Jeffries' case, then there is no BLP violation. BLP is not a license to whitewash; it is a requirement that we must take extra care -- which is fulfilled in Jeffries's case. Thank you. -- Avi 13:58, 20 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Italian Americans?

I saw a newsreel where the reporter claimed Jeffries also made disparaging remarks about Italian Americans. Is there another source for that? I wonder if there was any reaction from the Italian American community. Anyway, it'd be interesting to include in the article.Olockers

[edit] lectures

removed unsourced claim about his lectures turning into rants.

[edit] Anti-Kemetism

This article is written from an anti-Kemetic point of view (if not racism) and must be completely rewritten to meet Wikipedia NPOV policy.

Wikipedia must take action against Cultural terrorists that promote anti-kemetism and libel African Scholars.

Example of libel: To asset that Dr. Jeffries originated the People of the Sun, people of the Ice theory is an Cultural Poisoning outrage. This theory was researched and put forth by the European American Micheal Bradley in his book the Iceman Inheritance. This error must be corrected immediately.

The people of the Sun concept comes into recorded history in Classical African Civilization, Kemet (ancient Egypt) and has nothing to do with anti-semitism.

A Proper NPOV and a libel challenge sticker should be place on the front of this article until these issues are corrected. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Aunk (talk • contribs) 16:16, 17 May 2008 (UTC)