back on dr. conen a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: "nobody knows the trouble i've seen" sung by mahalia jackson. one of reverend dr. james cone's books was titled "the spirituals and the blues: an interpretation." he wrote in his book "no black person could escape the reality they brace. bb king, generally king, mahalia jackson to find my blackness." those the words of the late dr. cone. this is democracy now! look at continue our the life and legacy of the founder of black liberation dr. james cone.y future but at the christian gospel from the oppressed. he said he was inspired by dr. martin luther king jr. and malcolm x. dr. cone died saturday at the age of 79. this is dr. cone speaking at the 2012 general conference of the united methodist church. >> i write for those who are penniless and jobless, landless, socialse who have no power. s speak and i write for gay bisexuals, and those who are transgender. thequeer people of this world. i write for the undocumented farmworkers toiling in misery in our

one must understand that dr. coneld not understand how anyone could be doing any kind of christian theology at that time, this time when black people are simply fighting for their dignity, a time when dr. king had been assassinated and you have christian theologians doing theology, not even talking about the black struggle for liberation. he said, how can you be a christian and i do that? not only did you have christian theologian start talking about it, but you had pastors ignoring what was going on. i mean, dr. king said that these pastors were being silent any indicted them for that. his letter from the birmingham jail. that never ended. her dr. cone, this was blasphemous. how can you be a member of a religious tradition with the cross at its center and you not peopleeak of the black who were struggling and fighting just for the human dignity? so for cone, it was urgent. he was compelled to say something because not to speak was in fact to betray the very faith with which he grew up. so he knew the faith. his theol

back on dr. conen a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: "nobody knows the trouble i've seen" sung by mahalia jackson. one of reverend dr. james cone's bookwas titled "the spirituals and the blues: an interpretation." he wrote in his book "no black person could escape the reality they brace. bb king, generally king, mahalia jackson to find my blackness." those the words of the late dr. cone. this is democracy now! look at continue our the life and legacy of the founder of black liberation dr. james cone.y future but at the christian gospel from the oppressed. he said he was inspired by dr. martin luther king jr. and malcolm x. dr. cone died saturday at the age of 79. this is dr. cone speaking at the 2012 general conference of the united methodist church. >> i write for those who are penniless and jobless, landless, socialse who have no power. s speak and i write for gay bisexuals, and those who are transgender. thequeer people of this world. i write for the undocumented farmworkers toiling in misery in our na

like are really meaningful and going to have a big are you a bit corny investor i am not a big cone of us dr i people have given big client and if theory to support he should be in and. because it's got done nothing but go straight up we made some money off of that before i had time to sell it it went up but we thought about it some sometimes the people have donated because they said i hope you'll keep it in big coin and obviously you have to pay a journalist and they can't really accept bitcoin to pay the rent or whatever but maybe only sell it when you have to but we sort of thought no actually our our objective is to be neutral in our reporting and if we had a big pile of bitcoin we might become boosters of bitcoin and that's not really serving even the people who are donating bitcoin what they want is quality journalism about bitcoin so i think it will just continue to sell. as it comes and i don't know to wrap up with the pedia has sites in three hundred languages forty six million articles accessed by one point four billion individual devices every month. how often do you sit back as i