Did you know that bad-grades-Trump’s 2017 #TaxCutsAndJobsAct legislation is white supremacy-based legislation? The legislation is intended to drain revenue from cities across our nation. The biggest irony is GOP’s #TaxCutsAndJobsAct actually defunds law enforcement daily – resources, training and personnel cut because of lack of funding, which means less public safety. Law enforcement officers are… Continue reading The “media” versus Kevin McCarthy & all of GOP’s red-herring complaints about “spending” and “entitlements”
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Wake Up Everybody
talk about a timeless song. all lyrics speak directly to what’s going on worldwide today. sad that there hasn’t been much progress. but this shit happens when we let Dixiecrat-hatriots run local, state and federal government!
Al Sharpton, Sean Bell, and failure in black communities
First, it is a tragedy that Nicole Paultre lost her fiance on her wedding day. And it’s a sensational story for the media, which now has the entire world believing the entire city of New York is enraged and we are living in a state of police fear. Hardly the case! But, an even bigger… Continue reading Al Sharpton, Sean Bell, and failure in black communities
Nigga moments Part Deux – how does this benefit blacks as a whole??
(Borrowing The Boondocks and Dave Chappelle’s Nigga Moment’s phrase for this post ) to catch you up: Nigga Moments Part One now given that, how does the type of lifestyle described in the article below benefit a community as a whole? what “dream” is being kept alive? is it the dream of being the last one standing… Continue reading Nigga moments Part Deux – how does this benefit blacks as a whole??
nigga moments vs. Civil Rights
okay, for a few minutes forget about the nonsense with the word! not using the N word won’t change people’s personal opinions of others or undo the history of it. I’m gonna have to borrow “Nigga Moments” from The Boondocks – buy the 1st season DVD, trust me it’s worth every cent. now…. soldiers and Iraqis are… Continue reading nigga moments vs. Civil Rights