Positive Images In Literature w/Author Khara Campbell
“Progressive art can assist people to learn not only about the objective forces at work in the society in which they live, but also about the intensity social character of their interior lives. Ultimately, it can propel people toward social emancipation” -Angela Davis...
Maya Angelou Passes Away at 86
Today, we mourn the loss of a legend, an author, a poet, an inspiration: Maya Angelou has died at the beautiful age of 86. This week, there were reports of Ms. Angelou's health declining, and this morning, her death was confirmed by her long time literary agent, Helen...
Look at How They Treat Each Other
We know the oligarchs are f****** us but do you know they also f*** their own white people? They always have. They tried out all of those torture techniques on them before they used them on us. Had they not stolen us, they would have continued to abuse them. They do...
Black Politicians, You Keep Forgetting You Are Not WHITE
Whenever I think of Mayor Ray Nagin. I always link him with hurricane Katrina. The African Americans in New Orleans are still being abused and taken advantage of in that city. Ray Nagin was appeared very heroic in his appeals to rescue his city. He forgot he was...
Overcoming 500 years of Racism
With the forthcoming of the Hidden Colors 3: Rules of Racism documentary I feel there are somethings to put into perspective. First of all stop feeding into this mind game of European people stating that black people are using reverse racism. There is no such...
“The Power of Whiteness” (as told by Toure of MSNBC)
Tweetist @hope_and_chains said and I quote "My family survived a concentration camp, came to the US with nothing, LEGALLY, and made it work." Toure, media personality from MSNBC, tweets back to hope_and-chains "The power of whiteness." Twitter goes into an...
Is The Clock Ticking For Toure’s MSNBC Position?
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Internal Terroism
We are being assaulted in so many directions, I just want to discuss some of the current abuses. For example, our children are being terrorized daily. Every day when they walk into schools in under resourced urban areas, they are being terrorized. When they walk to...
Memorial Day 2014: RECAP
REPORTING FOR NT1 Covering the U.S. Southern Region: Louisiana, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North and South Carolina On The "Southern" Beat . . .the weather was touchy with a few thunder storms but overall there was little collateral damage and...
Are You Pro Black Enough?
Social media, is new. It is also everywhere, it is this generation's light bulb. It is at once liberating, as well as pernicious. We have become so addicted to social media that we don't realize that just ten years ago, we were all into MySpace, Black Planet and...
What if President Barack Obama Can’t Trust Black People?
Before I get started, two housekeeping chores first. "This is not another session of Obamapologetics, I only use him to relate an experience that seems to be common amongst Black people who say we have no trust of one another." And "We already know that President...
Hood Disease, Spreading Like Wildfire in the Black Community
An article was written a few weeks back concerning the difference between “affluenza” and “hood disease.” Since many had never heard the term hood disease everyone thought it was something disrespectful that white people had simply made up. Ironically, both are...
They Aren’t The Cosby’s w/Author Mike O
“Ain’t nobody f****** with my clique!” -Kanye West, “Clique” ft. Jay-Z and Big Sean In the wake of this story about the riot that was ignited off of T.I.’s confrontation with Floyd Mayweather, many different viewpoints and opinions have been expressed. Earlier today,...
They are laughing at you, not with you!
I get it. If you ain't never had nothing, when you do get something, you don't know what to do with "IT". I liken it to becoming a mother for the first time. Yes, I cared for my younger siblings and I even had the honor of checking in on the well being of older family...
T.I. vs. Floyd Mayweather: A Story Of Broken Loyalty
“To me, the thing that is worse than death is betrayal. You see, I could conceive death, but I could not conceive betrayal.” -Malcolm X As I write this article, America’s attention has been shifted from the Jay-Z/Solange Knowles incident to another high profile...
On The Monday after “Collection Sunday”
[Reporting for News Team One] I begin this Memorial Day Monday after Collection Sunday with a disclaimer: "All churches do not have ginormous free-flowing budgets." So please don't get it twisted...this is not "church-bashing." However, when the Lord says "speak," and...
2014 “Black Bike” Week Starts With A Bang
The news out of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is three people are dead and a fourth person wounded from reported gun shots stemming from an altercation involving multiple individuals, during the annual "Bikefest" festivities. The Sun News spoke to a witness, George...
Stephen A. Smith Justifies The Fear of Black Black Men And The Actions of White America on ESPN First Take
I honestly wish I could take credit for this analysis and rant, but I cannot. It is a friend of mine and he is anonymous. This dude just justified the fear of black men that goes WELL beyond any willingness of "the other" to assimilate into "mainstream" culture. This...
The “Top 3” Must See of Black Films
Big budget, low budget, dollar movie or 30 bucks spent on 1 ticket and a popcorn combo; it doesn't matter how you receive the experience but you have to see these three films as representation of black culture. First I want to answer the obvious questions. "Did any...
Bill Elliot Who?
Today NASCAR, the largest sanctioning body of stock car racing honored African-American race car driver Wendell Scott by inducting him into the 2015 class of the NASCAR Hall of Fame. According to, http://www.nascar.com, Wendell Scott wasn't the first African-American...
