Django’s Unchained Melody
I remember seeing the trailer for Quentin’s Tarantino “Django’s Unchained” a few months back and I groaned with the rest of the black members of the audience. Honestly, it wasn’t […]
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Being Black and Dealing With Postcolonialism in a Postmodern World
Editors note: This is probably going to be one of my longer posts, maybe not, depends on how quickly I work it out. But if I go over my standard […]
Sunday Morning Coffee Break: Eddie Glaude’s “The Black Church Is Dead?”
This is a piece forwarded to me by one of my readers and Twitter followers @tsboddy on a piece that Princeton professor Eddie Glaude, Ph.D. wrote for the Huffington Post […]
The Failure of Black Elitism: An Armchair Case Study of Morehouse College
In the words and tonality of President Barack Obama in his State of the Union address let me be perfectly clear that I hate elitism in the black community with […]
Black Men Are Good Enough
For quite sometime my mother has had the title of this post on the message blackboard in the kitchen. And that saying resonated with me as I saw this Nightline […]
