Study Break Shout Out: The Uppity Negro Pays Homage to “The Black Snob”
This is a quick study break for me, but I feel compelled to write it. I saw via Twitter that in the midst of fellow black blogger Danielle Belton, bka […]
Monthly Archives: April 2009
Study Break
I guess I’m like Jonathan L. Walton, who mentions on his blog that every once in a while he stumbles upon “great moments in Gospel [music] history” that act as […]
The Changing Image of the New Black Male: College Hill, South Beach
Yes, I’m going there. I’m going all the way there. One of the joys of this blog is being the cultural critic and having the platform and the ability […]
A Definite Crisis In The Village
Of course I’m stealing that title from Robert M. Franklin’s book Crisis In the Village. But, he’s quite right: there is a crisis in the village when two young boys […]
I Have Something To Say: an Uppity View on Miss USA and Perez Hilton
One of the random misconceptions that most liberals won’t let you get away with is the idea of “freedom.” Sadly, it has been in the history of Africans living here […]
I’m On YouTube Again
This was from the final Late Night Service from Morehouse School of Religion here at my school. Yup, that’s me again on the organ. And what ensues is what’s known […]
Obama Discovers Some Intestinal Fortitude; Leaves door open for Prosecution for Torture under the Bush administration
…or maybe his cohones decided to drop ever since they had shrunk from when Jesse Jackson had threatened to castrate President Barack Obama. Or maybe he just passed the buck–as usual. […]
Missed Opportunity
I lied. I had promised myself I was done with the TeaBagging and what not and the foolishness that it was. But alas, I lied. Fellow blogging dude over at […]
Maybe It’s Worse Than I Thought…Slavery Revisted?
Governor Rick “Good Hair” Perry of Texas made the news. It was all over the networks. Big whoop. We all knew that it was a publicity stunt as one of […]
To Those Who Left The Revolution….
I never really knew I felt about the whole Cuban-U.S. relations until recently. As a kid growing up, I heard about the tenets of Communism and frankly it all sounded […]
