Black History Month
Uh-Oh
I want to give a shout out to my cousin in Brooklyn for sharing this little known fact that I’m getting ready to blow up like a Sponge Bob float at a Macy’s Day parade. […]
Articles by ghill213
Black History Month
Let There Be Dark..
And on the fifth day.. the President said let there be dark up there… and there was dark. He saw the dark and it was good. And he divided the dark and the light and […]
Black History Month
Four Thousand Seven Hundred Forty Three..
On March 29, 2022 Joe Biden signed the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Bill into law. It makes lynching a federal hate crime. I guess it’s alright to shoot, stab or set somebody on fire because of […]
Black History Month
The Curve Lynching
This piece of black history happened in 1892. It makes me mad to have to report this travesty. As a matter of fact, I am so mad I need to channel my anger into something […]
Interesting Reading
Truth Or Lie: Episode XII
Editor’s note: There is no episode XI due to the editor’s unfounded superstition about that number… don’t ask.. The West Virginia Daily Rag ObituaryBy Notme BrothaXuary 19, 2270 Runeng Yomoff WVDR Reporter Dies Famed journalist […]
Black History Month
The Wilmington Massacre Of 1898 [PT II]
Well, we are back with part II of the Wilmington Massacre Of 1898. Now some of the situations in the rest of the story might want to make some of ya’ll go out side, take […]
Black History Month
The Wilmington Massacre Of 1898 [PT 1]
In celebration of Black History Month, please enjoy this reprint of the Wilmington Massacre Of 1898, Pt 1 and 2. It is one of my favorite articles and sheds light on a little known historical […]
Black History Month
Annie Lee Cooper
Who was Annie Lee Cooper? Well like Rudy used to say, ” At the age of one she was drinking whiskey and gin… and at the age of two she was eating the bottles it […]
News
Remembering Kendrick Johnson
“I ran across a post today in Facebook about Kendrick Johnson. It asked us to remember him. I will never forget this one. So I am going to re-post this. I hope someday the Johnson […]
Black History Month
The Albert King Story
The year 1941 was a hell of a year to be a black person in the United States.. and a nightmare to be living in what I call the “Cut.” The Cut is the real […]