Elmore Carpets

Anthony "Amp" Elmore is a Memphis five time World Karate/Kickboxing Champion and America's 1st filmmaker to produce a Kickboxing feature film. Elmore notes in this video that while Elvis and Graceland are the greatest tools of White Supremacy and Racism in the 20th Century Elvis Presley was no racist.

Elmore will begin production of his Memphis made film "Rock and Roll A Black Legacy" in November of 2021. The film will include the untold and unknown story of Elmore Presley and his relationship with the Black Community.

The film will also tell the story of the despairing relationship of Black Memphis and Elvis. Elmore in another video explains that it was the result of "White Supremacy and Racism" that Killed Elvis Presley. Elmore explains in the upcoming movie that Elvis was torn between making the White racism and White Supremacy a part of his culture or him being able to have true "cultural expression.

Elvis got his music and cultural expression from Black America U.S.A. Elvis loved and enjoyed White privilege and at the same this the culture of hate and White Supremacy destroyed Elvis.

Anthony "Amp" Elmore is President and Founder of "The Proud Black Buddhist World Association." Elmore became a Buddhist in 1970 whereas he practiced Buddhism as part of his "Old Japanese Karate Practice." Elmore joined the SGI/Nichiren Shoshu Buddhist sect in 1974. It was only after reading the book "Malcolm X on Afro-American History" that Elmore learned that the "Buddha was Black."

Elmore eventually after over 40 years years departed the Japanese Buddhist Sects and he organized "The Proud Black Buddhist World Association." Elmore wrote and produced this song years ago. Elmore changed a few graphics and republished the song in the Black cultural format of "Rap Music." This song is perhaps America's 1st Black Buddhist History Rap Song. For more information visit the Black Buddhist Website: www.proudblackbuddhist.org . Also visit the Anthony Elmore Video Channel for 100's of videos on Black Buddhist Culture and History. contact Anthony "Amp" Elmore via email: [email protected]