Race Relations

We happen to find this evaluation, regarding Paula White's alleged racial remarks, which are so offensive, we often wonder why Rev. Al Sharpton has not came out in the press and demanded for her to... AToast2Wealth- Unveiling Truth Behind Celebrity Life, The Church and Latest News.Read Full Story

Be the first in your friends to like it Buy NOW!!!    SOPHISTICATED HIPSTERS ™ MixTape Good Hair – 2009 Movie Trailer for  Chris “Air-brushed Hairline” Rock’s Documentary “ Good Hair “ via [ YouTube ] via [YouTube] via [YouTube] Sesame Street Writer Pens “I Love My Hair” Song to Empower Daughter via [ HuffingtonPost ] by Jenee Darden Journalist and Blogger at CocoaFly.com...Read Full Story

Quiz: Which one of the these four black leaders would you predict would be in and out of the White House more often? A. Ben Jealous, NAACP President B. Marc Morial, National Urban League President C. Al Sharpton, President, National Action Network D. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, Chair, CBC If you answered “C. Al Sharpton, President, National Action Network” you would be right. Rev. Al Sharpton has emerged as the favorite of the Obama White House. When was the last time you heard that the...Read Full Story

I have new post up at Global Comment We have a tendency to refer to members of the African Diaspora as a community, despite the fact that it is filled with people that have wildly different perspectives and experiences. Race supposedly unites all Blacks, but the hierarchy within the so-called community means that there will always be some voices that are louder than others. The master’s tools are omnipresent in every social justice movement. Last week, for example, the Reverend Al Sharpton...Read Full Story

Don Imus was on the radio talking about how ugly women basketball team members from the University of Tennessee or somewhere were. He said these young women were nappy headed hos. The team looked like a typical NBA team. All of the members except for one was An African American. There was a political firestorm as people were outraged over comments you typically would hear from rap records and street talk. Eventually, Don Imus would have to lose his job. The funny thing is that he would land...Read Full Story

I love Your Nappy Nappy Hair Style Natural hair is emerging for real women with real lifestyles and a strong sense of African culture. Internationally known spoken word performance soul poet Kamal Imani big it up and the brothers and especially sisters who rock it! Spoken Word poetry fused with a funky soul beat! Put Ya Fist Up! Available on Itunes, Amazon, Cdbaby and more! Purchase today! itunes.apple.com www.amazon.com www.cdbaby.com From: cipherkam Views: 26 5 ratings...Read Full Story

natural hair: dreads braids locs video Many people are going back to natural hair styles for spiritual, cultural and economic reasons. Others still have a problem with it. Spoken Word performance soul poet Kamal Imani rocks the reasons why he loves the Nappy Nappy over this funky neo soul beat. Be inspired by "Lovin Her Nappy Nappy". Also check out his songs "I love her black skin" and "Ms. Melanin". Kamalinspires.com Download "Nappy Nappy"on The Sister Serious CD itunes.apple.com and...Read Full Story

Juan Williams, Welcome To Imusville American Thinker ^ | October 22, 2010 | By C. Edmund Wright Welcome Juan Williams. You are the latest citizen of Imusville. And by Imusville, I mean a place where people who make their living talking end up when their buddies on the left forget the First Amendment and sacrifice them on the altar of political correctness. And yes, I submit the Williams-Imus comparison is valid because at the time of his firing, Don Imus was about five years into an...Read Full Story

Washington, DC ( RPRN ) 08/13/10 — After several years of double digit growth, broadband adoption slowed dramatically in 2010. African-Americans experienced broadband adoption growth in 2010 well above the national average After several consecutive years of modest but consistent growth, broadband adoption slowed dramatically in 2010. Two-thirds of American adults (66%) currently use a high-speed internet connection at home, a figure that is not statistically different from what The Pew...Read Full Story

These are useful and collceted by hao! Do you think Imus’ firing was justified ? I don’t.? Warning – Please be advised the following Commentary contains citations of sexually explicit profanity. -ed When Don Imus referred to a Black women’s basketball team as “nappy headed hos” he was using a description (“hos”) that Black rappers have popularized on CBS sister stations. CBS is owned by Viacom, http://www.cjr.org/tools/owners/viacom.asp%20 which also owns MTV and VHS. These stations are...Read Full Story