Harry Belafonte On His Profound Disappointment With What Has Become Of The King Center

Roland Martin talks with Harry Belafonte in an exclusive Washington Watch interview from Mr. Belafonte's office in New York.
In this segment Mr. Belafonte expresses his profound disappointment with the what has become of the King Center and being uninvited to speak at Coretta Scott King's funeral.
Mr. Belafonte also discusses his views about Fidel Castro and Communism.

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A great revolutionary and intellectual very inspirational and educative

[@SunBurnEmpire]

All great segments and talk with one of our Greatest Harry B........p.e.a.c.e.!!!

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This man deserved an honorary Professorship of world history.

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Harry Belafonte is an ultimate intellectual.

[@jerylbennett1458]

Thid sad for the King children to do him this way not allowing him to speak at Ms. King funeral he stuck by this family

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Yes that's messed up all that Mr Belafonte have done for their fathers movement. Shame on them smh

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Where are the younger activists today? And the church??? BLM without leaders?

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Those activists stay quiet when their monkeys run wild but when those monkeys get hurt for running wild those activists come out

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I love my baby Harry so much

[@marvinsmith8015]

This is what happens when greed, arrogance, and political ambitions become prevalent, everyone has his own self-interest and agenda at hand. Mr. Belefonte who has traveled this road from the beginning with MLK they have exposed themselves as bickering infantile & petulant children unable to carry the torch that MLK gave to them. This is indeed an insult to Mr. Belefonte whose integrity is well above this kind of nonsense.

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Just watched "Sing Your Song" & enjoyed it thoroughly. I think Mr. Belafonte could have stepped into the larger-than-life shoes left by the assassination of Dr. King. My Generation X & Gen Y have been sorely void of national leadership the way my parents' generation had. Try as he might, Jesse Jackson did not quite fit the bill. It is my prayer that once Pres. Obama second term is over, he will throw himself into this cause.