Archive for Black Politics

Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson: Obama’s Mother “Hated Being White”

Apr 02, 2013 3 Comments by

Allow me to share with you something hilarious — at least to me it is. The subject of this post is of my favorite black conservative, Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson. If you’ve been following this site for the last five years, you’ll know that Peterson has the dubious distinction of being a recipient of my [...]

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Limbaugh Likens Obama Cabinet Pick, Thomas Perez, To A Member Of The KKK

Mar 20, 2013 No Comments by

It appears that the Republican party is interested in re-branding their image. For some strange reason — I’m not sure if getting their asses kicked in the last election means anything — they’ve decided that there’s a need to be more inclusive, respectful, and mindful of minority voters. RNC Chairman Reince Priebus hinted at this [...]

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An Open Letter to Dr. Lester Lefton, President of Kent State University

Mar 11, 2013 No Comments by

Editor’s Note: The following is an open letter to Dr. Lester Lefton, President of Kent State University on the importance of diversity in Ohio and the United States. It was originally published at culturelovefamily.com. I am writing to you as Founder and President Emeritus of the Kent State University college chapter of the National Association [...]

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What Bloomberg BusinessWeek’s Racist Cover Says About You

Mar 05, 2013 No Comments by

Only a moral coward would refuse to acknowledge or speak out on this racist Bloomberg BusinessWeek magazine cover. Said coward will usually say something to reinforce the egregious notion that black and brown folk are to blame for the bursting of the housing bubble in 2007, that ultimately led to what we now know as [...]

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Why Was Gay Black Mayoral Candidate Marco McMillan Murdered?

Mar 02, 2013 No Comments by

Marco McMillan is described as a rising star in Clarksdale, Mississippi politics. Unfortunately for him, his family, and the individuals who supported his candidacy as mayor of Clarksdale, McMillan is dead. The black openly gay mayoral candidate’s body was found battered and bruised. I spoke to a friend with ties to Clarksdale a few days [...]

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Jesse Jackson Jr., Corruption, & Sins of the Father

Feb 21, 2013 1 Comment

So Jesse Jackson Jr . and his Wife Sandi a former alderman and at times his campaign treasurer and manager are planning to plead guilty to federal charges being filed against them in relationship to misuse of campaign funds. There are additional charges of filing false tax returns that have to be answered as well for [...]

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How About Using Drone Strikes to Take Out Christopher Dorner

Feb 10, 2013 4 Comments

Speaking of Black History Month, have you heard about the massive Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) manhunt for ex-cop, Christopher Dorner? As irony would have it, Dorner happens to be a black man om a mission of vengeance against his former employer, the LAPD. Dorner is being pursued by law enforcement for three murders, of [...]

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Smiley, West, & Obama: The “Niggerization” of Revolution

Feb 09, 2013 No Comments

Program Note: In this episode of Madness & Reality Radio we discuss the ongoing critique of the Obama administration as it relates to poverty, in our current economy. Specifically, we’ll discuss the substance of the debate, and its polarizing effect on the Black community at large. We’ll get down to the nitty gritty, and explore [...]

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Obama’s Inauguration, & Lupe Fiasco

Jan 21, 2013 No Comments

There is a lot of irony in America’s first African-American president taking the oath of office for the last time, on the day we celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. For me, it was this said irony that moved me to tears while watching President Obama’s inaugural address. As Obama spoke, the [...]

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Why Ending the Drug War is Good Gun Control Policy

Jan 03, 2013 No Comments

Remember that iconic photo of Malcolm X peeking out the window while holding gun with what’s known on the streets as a banana clip? as I think of this week’s ongoing gun control debate, I’ve come to rest on that very picture probably being the biggest reason why I’m opposed o an assault weapon ban. [...]

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Django Unchained: How Dare a Slave with a Gun “Kill all the White people” in a Movie?

Dec 13, 2012 1 Comment

But seriously, how dare a slave with a gun “Kill all the White people,” in a movie? A few days ago, Sean Hannity had a huge problem with Janie Foxx and his Saturday Night Live opening monologue last weekend. As you may know by now, in the upcoming film Django Unchained, Jamie plays a slave [...]

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