An Appeal to North Carolina Central University...

Hello, Ms. Lucretia Pinckney, Mrs. Frankie J. Perry, Mr. Ernest Jenkins, Mr. Shaun V. Johnson, Mr. Antonio L. McDaniel, Mr. Jason E. Sherrill, and the good people of North Carolina Central University as well as the decent people of Durham, North Carolina.

I am coming to you, and encouraging others to come to you, in the name of love for our people, and in the name of all reasonable people, to encourage you to NOT have Umar Johnson speak at your university, as scheduled, on September 17, 2017.

Why am I asking this?

Umar Johnson is very dangerous because he has:
  1. Failed to prove his credentials.
  2. Insulted and disrespected women routinely who ask him questions he doesn't like or who have disagreements with him.
  3. Gave a so-called 'diagnosis' of 'THOT-ish personality disorder' to victims of sexual assault/sexual molestation.
  4. Gave a 'shout-out' to a convicted child molester.
  5. Calls other black people 'coons,' 'niggers,' and other insulting names.
  6. Fails routinely to speak appropriately and speaks outside of the scope of his so-called expertise.
  7. Failed to account for the money he's collected for the purposes of opening the Frederick Douglass Marcus Garvey International RBG Academy for Boys.
  8. Lied about St. Paul's College being sold on the Roland Martin show.  It has not been sold.
  9. Traveled all over the world in order to deceive our people for monetary gain, such as in Holland, Suriname, and in the United Kingdom.
  10. Failed to provide evidence of a supposed family relationship to the Bailey/Douglass family.
  11. Threatened elders in our communities with physical violence.
  12. Fomented colorism within Black communities.
  13. Referred to pastors of Black churches as 'fake, pimp-ass sellouts' and de facto FBI agents.
  14. Refused to meet with elders in our community to explain his actions and activities
  15. Failed to show the proper character and integrity in his activities.

    Umar used this MEME to advertise a speaking event at a church

    Please, good people of North Carolina Central University, and the decent people of Durham, North Carolina, do not dishonor your university and the people of your community.  Please ddn't allow Umar Johnson to speak at your school, less you become complicit in Umar Johnson's scam to defraud the Black community for his fake school.

    I ask anyone who is interested to contact:

    Lucreita Pinckney, Special Events Coordinator
    (919)530-7893
    lpinckney@nccu.edu

    Mrs. Frankie Perry, President
    (919)530-5059
    fperry1@nccu.edu

    Ernest Jenkins, Executive Director
    (919)530-7639
    ernest.jenkins@nccu.edu

    Antonio L. McDaniel, Executive Director
    (919)530-7639
    antonio.mcdaniel@nccu.edu

    Shaun V. Johnson, Associate Director
    (919)530-6731
    sjohn101@nccu.edu

    Jason Sherrill, Accounting Division
    (919)530-5477
    sherrillj@nccu.edu




    Thank you for your consideration.






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