I’ve been following Tariq Nasheed for a few years now. I even purchased the first two Hidden Colors. I stopped after Hidden Colors 2 because I couldn’t past the “Alex Jones” conspiracy theory-like talk about how melanin has super powers capable of communicating with the universe or some shit like that.
If you follow Tariq on Twitter, you should know that his timeline is flooded with nothing but tweets dedicated to pointing out the white supremacist angle. Even if the white supremacist angle legitimately doesn’t exist, he’ll make up some excuse along the lines of, “See, that’s what the white supremacists want us to think. They want us to believe that there is no white supremacist angle because of the I’m white & say so rule family. You gotta be smarter than that family.” If you are a black person, you are expected to 100% cosign his foolishness or be tossed on the coon train. But, one does have to admit that his ability to conjure up a white supremacists theory out of nothing is rather impressive (& laughable). Tariq Nasheed could probably go into a Foot Locker and notice that the majority of the shoes on display have white shoe laces and find the white supremacist angle. He’ll be on some shit like, “See, they have all of these white shoelaces laced up in all of these colorful shoes because the shoes are symbolic of melanoid people and the white laces symbolize white supremacy’s grip on melanoid people around the world….now go buy my Hidden Colors DVD and download my Mink Slide song.”
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