During the 1970s there was a popular TV show that all blacks loved about a poor black family living in a housing project. But what made the show so enjoyable was the fact that there was a beautiful strong black father figure who loved his family and was indeed in command and authority over the trials and struggles they were overcoming.

Actor John Amos was brilliant in his role as a black father who, although poor, was a man of virtue, honor, honesty, and integrity. He loved his afro wearing wife and all of his children; including his oldest son who was the somewhat immature comic of the family. This black father refused to let society's numerous tricks and traps, entrap him and his beloved family!!! The name of the show was Good Times.

But the tragedy was that white supremacy once again, reared its ugly head, and stepped in and destroyed this "black authority figure". John Amos was removed from the show because of the show's producers and directors growing emphasis on the "silly buffoonery" of the son; played by professional comedian J.J. Walker.

So, as a result, and in typical racist style, John Amos' character of a strong black father and role model was killed in the show and their family became the now proverbial "single mom household".

And it is no coincidence that this occurred during the 1970s just when Feminism was taking root in American society, and therefore, a "strong black father figure" was seen as "out of character" according to the fags and sissies who control Hollywood.

This TV show was the first and only "real" black family that had been portrayed since television was invented in the 1950s!!!! Yet, there were numerous shows about white families with father figures in authority. Leave It To Beaver, My Three Sons, and Father Knows Best, to name just a few!!!!

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