Monthly Archives: March 2010
Erykah Badu: We love your nakedness
I was really, really shocked at the negative response that many Black people have had to Erykah Badu’s “Window Seat” video. Outside of the fact that filming was done without a proper permit (which could bring some legal heat from … Continue reading
Typical Negro Shout Out of the Day
Today I’m starting a new series of posts called “Typical Negro Shout Out of the Day”. I’ll regularly post “Shout Outs” to blogs, celebs , pundits, and other notables. This is in honor of the grand ole Black tradition of … Continue reading
ABC News: Why Can’t a Successful Black Woman Find a Man?
I’m wishing Steve Harvey, Sherri Shepard, Jacque Reid, Hill Harper, and Jimi Izrael Good Luck as they try to answer this age old question: Why Can’t a Successful Black Woman Find a Man? I’m sure the panel will try their … Continue reading
Obama is NOT the Anti-Christ, He’s Black and That’s the Problem
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Political correctness, be damned! All of the racists and bigots out there need to just take it back to 1960 and call the President the N-Word! I’m tired of the re-directing. … Continue reading
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Christians Only: Is the Black Community Tolerant of Other Religions?
Don’t tell Grandma you’re an atheist. You’ll make her pressure go up. I would like to think that Black people are tolerant, but when it comes to homosexuality and religion I have to say that many Black folk can be … Continue reading
Health Care Bill Passed! Hallelujah
FINAL VOTE-HR 3590: 219 Yea 212 Nay History has been made tonight. Health Care is a right, not a privilege. That is something that WE the people can be proud of. Thank you goes out to all of the Yea voting … Continue reading
A Day in DC: Part 2 – Photos of Health Care Bill Protesters at the Capitol
At the NMAI, I found out that you can’t bring protest signs into Smithsonian buildings when a female protester was stopped by security at the door and told she had to leave her signs outside. Was she shocked? Yes. Was … Continue reading
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A Day in DC, Part 1: Michelle’s Jimmy Choos and Black Indians
What a day I’ve had! I learned about African Native American history. I saw First Lady Michelle Obama’s Jimmy Choos on display. I took pictures and video of the Tea Party protest of Health Care Reform on the steps of … Continue reading
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