Can We Talk?
We must not normalize on any level what is abnormal.
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December 20, 2016
Reverse Racism: A Credible Argument?
Yesterday, I had a discussion with a friend who was upset that he (a white man) had been discriminated against because he "didn't get scholarship funding for school, but many minorities did because there are special programs set-up to improve their chances to get in for them -- but…
December 28, 2014
Following the Elections, Racism and Intolerance Takes Center Stage in the U.S.
With Election 2012 now in our rear-view mirror, President Obama re-established as our leader for the next 4 years, and equality winning huge around the country, the hate mongers are coming out of the woodwork! From National Organization for Marriage's leader, Tony Perkins, all the way down to high…
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November 15, 2012
Culture / Current Events / Dysfunctional family dynamics / Editorials / Gender / Philosophy / Prejudice / Relationships / Society
Race Woman No More
Feminism fascinated me greatly because I was taught from childhood that a black woman is supposed to suppress her feminist leanings in order to support the Black man...
June 24, 2012
Searching for Assata
Reading about Ms. Shakur's experiences brought up feelings of pain and anger...Imagine being convicted for the murders of two people, one of them your best friend and you are innocent.
June 7, 2012
The Racist Next Door
According to statistics, whites are going to be the minority in this country by 2042, so some whites are running around like chickens with no necks, worried about keeping their notions of white superiority intact.
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June 1, 2012
Corporate Elite Put us on this Path of Doom / Culture / Current Events / Prejudice / Rachel Hockett - Articles / Society
Uprooting Racism and Homophobia
“I'm a Christian man and I command a Christian ship! I will not lead men into sin!” ~Captain Thomas Davies (Roots) I recently watched the 1977 television miniseries Roots again, and discovered, again, why it was such a huge hit when it premiered: a sweeping saga about an American…
February 2, 2012
Country / Culture / Current Events / Editorials / Government / News / Old News / Politics / Prejudice / Society
A Letter From a South Side Apartment
A couple of years ago, I read Dr. Martin Luther King’s A Letter from a Birmingham Jail and I was mesmerized by the passion and anger in his words and although we are in the second decade of the 21st century, his words still resonate. This letter I am…
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January 31, 2012
Ron Paul’s Ineptness
By: Jack Synten Since James Kirchick's 2008 discovery of Ron Paul old (though not that old) newsletters from the nineties, Paul has been back-tracking quite a bit. His newsletters expose Paul's tendencies towards the conspiratorial, as he espouses ideas that a "race war" is soon to begin, the IRS…
December 27, 2011
Justice Department Finds Bias in Arpaio’s Methods
By: Geoffrey Yonil One of the most well known sheriffs in the country, Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County in Arizona, is being accused of being a racist by the Justice Department. It doesn't come as much of a surprise when considering the largesse of complaints compiled over the years…
December 16, 2011
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