>>3626"Uncle Remus" is a song whining about whitey keeping blacks down.
"Trouble Every Day" is mostly a genuinely pro-equality song on the face of it in that it criticizes anti-white blacks, but it includes this self-denigrating line:
>Hey, you know something, people? I'm not black but there's a whole lots a times I wish I could say I'm not whiteIt just goes to show that even the more seemingly levelheaded civil rights advocates engaged in self-flagellatory groveling to pander to blacks.
This is from "Jesus Thinks You're A Jerk," a song criticizing televangelists:
>With a Ku-Klux muu-muu In the back of the truck, If you ain't Born Again, They wanna mess you up, screamin': "No abortion, no-siree!" "Life's too precious, can't you see!"(What's that hangin' from the neighbor's tree? Why, it looks like 'colored folks' to me - Would THEY do THAT…seriously?)
Did he genuinely believe that evangelicals were out there habitually lynching coons in the late '80s? Anti-black lynchings after the civil rights bowel movement have been extremely rare.
Frank Zappa also appears in the Monkees' movie Head, and he uses the word "white" in a negative way to describe a song-and-dance routine Davy Jones does.