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RIP Mr. Dick Gregory

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Mr. Dick Gregory was much more than a comedian. To simply say he was a comedian would almost water-down his greatness. The greatness in which he used a comedic style to educate those of various generations and philosophies. Mr. Dick Gregory was a man of intelligence, sophistication, and humor. Mr. Gregory was a truth seeker and one whom understood that a man must always investigate the conspiracy as well as facts written in the open to truly get a possible understanding of this cryptic world.

Baba Gregory understood the importance of health and taking care of one's body. He understand the importance of a healthy spiritual life, and having a true connection with the one true universal GOD. And, the importance of being aware of our ancestors whom came before we all did. Furthermore, Mr. Gregory understood the importance of mental awareness, and the idea to continue to read and learn throughout the journey of life.

Mr. Gregory activism and platform is beyond great, and very few can say they lived the great life he did. Mr. Gregory stood side by side with the greats like Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and Muhammad Ali to name a few. His activism and love for all his African-American brothers and sisters for me is what I admire the most. His intelligence, intellect, and teaching style can not be compare. He was truly a legend and one whom searched/fought for the truth.

I leave you with Mr. Gregory's "Turtle Philosophy" that he spoke about during the Black State of Union several years ago. This video goes directly into the amazing truth and intellect that Mr. Gregory understood.

He said "I am the turtle. Hard on the outside, (and) soft on the inside, and willing to stick your neck out." This statement to me was so powerful because he illustrated the black family man in America, and the mindset that one must have within this movement. Which is to advance and promote positive narratives for our people.

In closing,

Rest In Power,  Mr. Dick Gregory

May you keep strong with the Ancestors.


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