by Reneegede | Jul 11, 2015 | Opinion
This is dedicated to the sistahs living in “fight mode” on a near-daily basis. Yeah, you know the ones. They look at you and call you “ignorant,” and you just think you’re being diligent — holding it in the road when someone else is...
by Mo Gamble | Jan 5, 2015 | Blog, Celebrities, Culture
Junior Galette, American football player and 2010 undrafted free agent signed with the New Orleans Saints, has been arrested on domestic violence charges, following an incident at his home. It would seem much like other professions measured by popularity and celebrity...
by Reneegede | Nov 22, 2014 | Opinion
UI Meme of the Day, a Daily Series… If you say nothing… If you do nothing… If you let someone else do the talking… If you let others control the conversation… Vote for you… Legislate laws that cause harm and damage to your life when...
by Reneegede | Nov 21, 2014 | Opinion
UI Meme of the Day, a Daily Series… One time too many, Black people in America – over a 525+ year period of time – have been told to “get over” something. Be it racism, injustice, lynchings and murders, white privilege, white supremacy,...
by Reneegede | Mar 23, 2014 | Opinion
By now, everyone has heard the news that State Attorney Angela Corey has “upped the ante” on the conviction of Marissa Alexander from the 20 years that she originally did not deserve to three times that amount, or sixty years of prison that she does not...
by Furious | May 8, 2013 | Blog
(ThyBlackMan.com) The measure of a society – the measure of its cultural or mental health- can be gauged by its treatment of and attitudes towards women. And by that measure, the Black community comes up woefully short. As far back as a decade ago, thenumber one...
