To All My Single Ladies

This has been an age old question I’ve always wanted to know concerning women and their relationships with married men: why do mistresses always think that they are the number lady in the lives of the men they deal with?  Seriously, what situation does anyone know of where the man treats the mistress like a […]

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To Bling or Not To Bling

I know lifting the phrase “to be or not to be” from Shakespeare and inserting one’s own word is highly clichéd, but go with me on this one.  Much of our image signifies who we are.  Or rather, as I learned in one of my classes, it signifies who we be.  We are human beings, […]

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This Is Why Folks Don’t Take Church Seriously Pt. III: Recreational Preaching

I think I’m squarely identifying myself as a Christian Universalist.  I am convinced that the basic tenets of Christianity provide a framework with which all can be reconciled back to the Deity in some form or fashion.  I’m sure most would disagree with this thought process, but I fully believe that all go to “heaven” […]

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A Lot Going On

Okay, first things first. I just arrived back from Atlanta, Georgia where I finished the semester with a friggin B-average.  Aint figured that one out yet.  I mean, I’ve dealt with crazy professors, but I had one that handed out grades before we took our finals.  She gave everyone in the class a B+ and […]

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An Uppity Negro Response to Robert M. Franklin’s “The Soul of Morehouse and the Future of the Mystique”

Circulating around the internet since late April has been this town hall speech that the 10th president of Morehouse College, Robert Michael Franklin, delivered addressing the “Renaissance Men of Morehouse.”  He assumed the position while I was here in Atlanta after the esteemed President Walter Massey stepped down from the position.  Franklin entered the position […]

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