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Charlotte Police Officer Kills Black Man Seeking Help After Car Crash

Sep 15, 2013 No Comments by

Only in America can a black man cheat death by surviving a car wreck only to be shot and killed by a police officer while attempting to seek help after said car wreck. I hope that opening line sounds as absurd to you as the story of the death of Jonathan Ferrell, 24, a former […]

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Black Pathology is Big Business, Especially in the Media

Sep 06, 2013 13 Comments by

No matter where you are, it seems that there is some source out there that will tell you that a black person has done something wrong. It can be a newspaper in the store or through word-of-mouth from a friend, relative or family member. At some point during the week, a black person somewhere will […]

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March on Washington is History – Now What?

Aug 27, 2013 No Comments by

Been working all day trying to come up with a word to describe how I feel, now that The People’s March honoring Dr. King and his “I have a dream” speech is done. I’ve come up with several actually. However the one that sticks out is “empty.” It’s done, we marched, we shouted, we sang, […]

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Don Lemon Responds to Russell Simmons’ Criticisms

Aug 13, 2013 2 Comments by

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the heat Don Lemon caught from the black community for comments he made on his “no Talking Points” segment. To many, his comments in the wake of the George Zimmerman verdict — especially in seeking to take it further than Bill O’Reilly’s ignorant comments — was a […]

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Stop-And-Frisk: One High School Senior’s Fears

Aug 04, 2013 No Comments by

New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg recently defended the NYPD’s racist stop-and-frisk policy. Making the case for the justification for the violation of the civil rights and constitutional rights of black and brown folks, Bloomberg said that the cops are stopping too many white New Yorkers. I don’t want to go back into all the […]

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Tim Wise: The “Black Out-Of-Wedlock Birth” Canard is Racist

Aug 03, 2013 7 Comments

Tim Wise is my favorite white anti-racist. I’m sure there are many white people like him who fight the good fight when it comes to fighting racism. But in recent years, there has been none more vocal than Tim Wise. Plainly speaking, when it comes to speaking directly to white folks about racism and the […]

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Black Males: They See Us As They Want To See Us

Aug 02, 2013 1 Comment

I know a young black male. He’s a teenager in high school, about to enter his senior year when school starts in a few weeks. He makes good grades, and he’s an excellent gamer. He has no kids out of wedlock and never been in legal trouble before. I know this young man, and I […]

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Can We Talk About White-On-White Crime?

Jul 31, 2013 No Comments

Proving that some people aren’t interested in having a much-needed conversation on race, within the media, said much-needed conversation has turned into a conversation on black-on-black crime. If I didn’t know any better it would be easy for me to conclude that racism only exists in America because black people are killing each other. Yes, […]

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Don Lemon “No Talking Points” Puts Black Community On Blast

Jul 27, 2013 4 Comments

Don Lemon echoed some of the sentiments of Bill Reilly’s presumed racist rant this week on CNN. But shockingly, Don Lemon took it a step further by offering some tough love to the black community. It’s nothing new, really; we’ve seen and heard this type of talk before within the black community. Oddly, however, views […]

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The Way Home: Women Talk About Race in America

Jul 26, 2013 6 Comments

When the topic of race is broached, we hear and read so much source material from the lens of black and non-black ‘other’ men. Whenever discourse surrounds social justice issues, it’s often laden with ways to save black (and brown) men and boys from the structural inequalities that impact their lives. And while I don’t doubt that […]

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Rush Limbaugh: Whites Shouldn’t Feel Guilty About Slavery

Jul 24, 2013 4 Comments

With champions of racial equality like Rush Limbaugh around, who needs a conversation on race? In the wake of the George Zimmerman Not Guilty verdict, all week I’ve heard it mentioned that we’re in need of a national conversation on race. As one who absolutely champions for freedom, justice, and equality I applaud and urge […]

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