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Al Sharpton

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Al Sharpton is a reverend who played himself in the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit episode "Sophomore Jinx". Alfred Charles "Al" Sharpton is an African American Baptist minister and a Civil rights activist. He is a Liberal and a Democratic Christian. Democratic Christians are not like the Right winged Fundies from the Bible Belt. These guys use their religion for good things like feeding the Poor and standing up for their fellow race's rights (like him). White Democratic also Christians stand up for the rights of dark skinned people, Jews, (Jews are white but sometimes face Anti-semitism) Hispanics and other ethnic minorities. Sharpton is a controversial fiery orator with a penchant for baiting conservatives and embarrassing liberals. Conservatives have labeled him a "racial arsonist", and criticize him for allegedly trying to hog the spotlight in national race-based issues and causing the deaths of innocent people. Conversely, some liberals support Sharpton and argue that conservatives hate him because he supposedly "calls them out on their racist crap"; other liberals disavow Sharpton for his rhetoric and consider him to be their own version of Pat Buchanan. People tell Stephen that Reverend Sharpton is black, but Stephen doesn't see color, so he has to take their word for it. Stephen met the fiery preacher while on the road with his faith tour, Colbert's America: Preach It! On the November 15, 2005 he was mercilessly nailed by Stephen Colbert during a guest spot on The Colbert Report.

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Al Sharpton is a reverend who played himself in the Law & Order: Special Victims Unit episode "Sophomore Jinx". Alfred Charles "Al" Sharpton is an African American Baptist minister and a Civil rights activist. He is a Liberal and a Democratic Christian. Democratic Christians are not like the Right winged Fundies from the Bible Belt. These guys use their religion for good things like feeding the Poor and standing up for their fellow race's rights (like him). White Democratic also Christians stand up for the rights of dark skinned people, Jews, (Jews are white but sometimes face Anti-semitism) Hispanics and other ethnic minorities. Al Sharpton hosts his own radio/talk show called Keepin' it Real and makes regular guest appearances on CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC to talk to them about what he does and what he stands for. Sharpton is a controversial fiery orator with a penchant for baiting conservatives and embarrassing liberals. Conservatives have labeled him a "racial arsonist", and criticize him for allegedly trying to hog the spotlight in national race-based issues and causing the deaths of innocent people. Conversely, some liberals support Sharpton and argue that conservatives hate him because he supposedly "calls them out on their racist crap"; other liberals disavow Sharpton for his rhetoric and consider him to be their own version of Pat Buchanan. People tell Stephen that Reverend Sharpton is black, but Stephen doesn't see color, so he has to take their word for it. Stephen met the fiery preacher while on the road with his faith tour, Colbert's America: Preach It! On the November 15, 2005 he was mercilessly nailed by Stephen Colbert during a guest spot on The Colbert Report.

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