by Forest Parks | Oct 20, 2016 | News, Politics News
New York Republican Senate candidate Jon Girodes was either really really stupid and uninformed or just plain racist, or most likely, a combination of both. He thought he could win over Harlem by offering Kool-Aid, KFC and watermelons. Of course the idiot was exposed...
by Forest Parks | Oct 20, 2016 | News
I’ve heard some optimistic old folks say, NEVER give up on the youth, and while I am not exactly decrepit or a spring chicken I often have to be reminded just how amazing our youth are! A new report by Nielson entitled “Young Connected and Black: African...
by Randall Barnes | Oct 19, 2016 | A List Categories, Blog, Culture, Did You Know, HBCU Pulse, News
It’s no secret that HBCU’s constantly produce successful alumni. However, it seems as if the most successful of those graduates come from the big four HBCUS: Morehouse, Spelman, Howard & North Carolina A & T. All HBCU’s have value and we must...
by Candace | Oct 19, 2016 | Blog
The American Civil Liberties Union met with the Judicial Department in Washington DC to discuss the plans to track the use of force by police officers all around the United States. In order to fix a broken system you must know what is going on within that system. But...
by Candace | Oct 19, 2016 | Blog
Geofeedia is used to track social media users, using location-based social media monitoring that provides real-time data on users in a specified area. You target a specific area and anyone on social media in that area will pop-up. You can even see posts made by...
by Forest Parks | Oct 19, 2016 | Celebrities, Culture, News
2017’s Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame nominations have been announced! And Tupac Shakur has been nominated, in his first eligible year! He better get it, even though he has some strong competition from other first timers. These include Pearl Jam, Journey, Jane’s...
by Forest Parks | Oct 19, 2016 | News
The Emir (ruler) of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum has collected and sent 90 tonne’s of emergency supplies worth well over $300,000 to Haiti on his private jet to help the relief effort after the island tries to recover from the destruction of...
by Forest Parks | Oct 19, 2016 | News
Sage smudging, which involves lighting sage, extinguishing the flame and then spreading the scented smoke, is an indigenous practise. A peaceful practise meant to cleanse negative energy and bless the space. It’s a respectful and beautiful AMERICAN historical...
by Forest Parks | Oct 19, 2016 | News
Three white men have been arrested by the FBI in Kansas after a plot was uncovered to murder a Black community of Somali Muslims. Curtis Allen, 49, Gavin Wright, 49, and Patrick Stein, 47, all part of a White supremacist militia group the “Crusaders.”, have apparently...
by Forest Parks | Oct 19, 2016 | Celebrities, News, Politics News
Adrian Gonzalez plays for the Los Angeles Dodgers, he also plays for the Mexican national team (although he was born in San Diego)! So, you can see why he may take issue with presidential candidate Donald Trump, with his plans for a big wall and anti-Mexican talk!...
