Paul Robeson Speaks! 1948 Senate Testimony

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Paul Robeson's May 31, 1948 Senate testimony on the Mundt-Nixon Bill. The main provision of the Bill was the requirement that all members of the Communist Party of the United States register with the government.

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Paul Robeson was a giant- intellectually, physically, artistically, and morally— and much loved by my family. He was on of my heroes.

brianenglish

Mr. Robeson was so so far intellectual above these sons of slave owners - Good God, he outspoke them and made hem seem like the entitled clowns they are.

chigjuanspartacus

He helped to father both the black arts movement and the civil rights movement after second war!

ednaewell

The childish questions are pathetic. They didn't even understand the meaning of the questions that they were asking.

iriscollins

We were so close to completely losing our democracy and falling face-first into fascism. I worry we are in a similar predicament now.

CrimeEnjoyer

This man needs to be on mount Rushmore on the top.

skillz

Here it is 2021 and we still couldn't pass the lynching bill.

MercutioGoinsSr

Reminds me of Malcolm X, brave to call BS as he sees it

nomvulankoro

when his agenta was sociaolist at his times, im a proud socialist nowadays!

christianbandala

Mundt-Nixon Bill WAS ENACTED ENACTED. 1948. He had clout even then and he restated the Bill of Rights without being sidetracked or distracted. And he atttacks the states of the listening idiotic congressmen. The typical stupid attempt of the senate to trip Robeson into agreeing to a takeover by a foreign government is dismissed by Robeson referring to established law.

rosebud

They should name the Congress after him; to sanitize it. ;)

SidyMGueye

And then... another one: June 12, 1956. Land of the Free!

kasperrghat

How Eloquent this Brotha took apart the so-called powers that be, this Man's whole life was if i may called the American Dream that trun into the American Nightmare. I have a Question, what did he ever do wrong and where is your Proof and or Evidence.

ericfelder

Is this a radio broadcast? If so, who broadcasted it, on what radio show, and on what date?

davidchambers

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