Merry Christmas
Hopefully, you’re not reading this on Christmas Day. I mean honestly, who blogs on Christmas Day? This is a timed post, I created this sometime earlier this week. But, if […]
Monthly Archives: December 2010
A House Still Divided: 150 Years Since the March to the Civil War
On December 20, this country more or less quietly marked the sesquicentennial anniversary of the day South Carolina drafted secession papers and formally seceded from the United States of America […]
Off The Beaten Path: Men’s Fashion
As a rule here at the Uppity Negro Network, I generally stick to the tried and true topics of controversy: race, religion and politics. Those are always sure to bring […]
Vanishing Chocolate Cities: The Failure of the Black Middle Class
Famously in recent memory, former New Orleans Mayor C. Ray Nagin made the declaration in 2006, less than a year after Hurricane Katrina that New Orleans would still be a […]
Premature Autopsies: The Obama Administration
Yesterday, December 7th, President Barack Obama let it be known in his press conference that he was in favor of extending the Economic and Jobs Growth Tax Reconciliation Acts of […]
A Silent Killer: The Raz-B Sensationalism of Sexual Molestation and Abuse
[Editor's note: I'm not a trained therapist nor a psychologist. What I have written is strictly my opinion and my armchair diagnosis. Please do not interpret this as sound […]
