Monthly Archives: November 2010
Black Women Opening Up to the Idea of Dating White Men
When I first arrived in DC, I would say that it was extremely rare to see an interracial couple composed of a Black Woman and a White Man. An Oddity of sorts. Now, don’t get me wrong. I’m all for … Continue reading
Filed under african american, black women, community, culture, d.c., love, opinion, relationships, washington dc, white folks
Racism is…
I was just reading that Antiracism activist and author, Paul Kivel describes the institutionalization of racism as the uneven and unfair distribution of power, privilege, land and material goods favoring white people. Great definition. Interesting…
Filed under african american, community, culture, race, racism
Complete this Sentence: Psychologists told Black People to stop spanking their kids and now…
Finish this sentence for me, people: “Psychologists told Black People to stop spanking their kids and now…” You can leave a comment below. Why do I ask? Crazy “youngins” on the metro this morning. If you live in DC, you … Continue reading
Filed under african american, black, black history, children, culture, d.c., opinion, society, youth
“Baby Momma” and other things that are not job titles
“Baby Momma” is not a job title. It should not be the period at the end of your life’s run-on sentence. I don’t care if your Baby Daddy is Lil Wayne and you’re standing at Rikers Island today with arms … Continue reading
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The Set UP: If you think the GOP and Tea Party Wins Are Bad for Obama, Think Harder
I have 2 words for everyone who thinks that the GOP and Tea Party victories in the 2010 Election are bad for Obama. BILL CLINTON Everyone talks a big game. It’s when game times comes that we see who the … Continue reading
Filed under d.c., government, news, obama, opinion, politics, washington dc
