A few years ago when I learned about the Martin Luther King Jr. monument that was to be constructed in our nation’s capital, I got excited. When I learned that the artist assigned to produce the sculpture of perhaps the most notable Negro in American history was a Negro himself, I got even more excited. [...]
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MLK: Made in China
Posted in Art, Civil Rights, Globalization, History, Martin Luther King, Political Correctness, Politics on October 26, 2011 | 2 Comments »
When Voting and Racism Collide
Posted in 2010 U.S. Midterm Elections, Black History, Black Issues, Black pride, Civil Rights, Politics, White Approval, White privilege, tagged Black History, elections, Racial Profiling, racist, voting on November 5, 2010 | 7 Comments »
Meet John Barr; Ypsilanti Township, Mich racist. I met John this past Tuesday (Nov 2) when I went to my polling location to vote. Backstory: Over the last few months, I had been debating how I would vote for Mich governor. I was or torn between voting for a republican whom I felt was competent [...]
Imaginary Racism in La-La Land
Posted in Activism, African-Americans, AfroSpear, AfroSphere, Bob Parks, Civil Rights, Hallmark Cards, Hoops and Yoyo, Los Angeles, NAACP, News, Project 21, Racism, White Supremacy Ideology, YouTube on June 15, 2010 | 10 Comments »
Racism, or ”White Supremacy Ideology” as I like to refer to it as, is a syndrome that will never go away. Not in my lifetime at least… and I doubt very much in my son’s. It’s difficult enough combating the numerous legitimate cases of racism we face individually or as a community, whether blatant or systemic, that we don’t [...]


