Black History Month
Alberta Williams King
Every year on either MLK Day or his birthday, I repost this story. On April 4th 1968, King was shot and killed at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis Tennessee by ultra racist Jame Earl Ray. […]
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Interesting Reading
Under The Sun…
That which has been is what will be, That which is done is what will be done, And there is nothing new under the sun. – Ecclesiastes 1:9 As I watched the 14th ballot fail to elect Kevin McCarthy to the […]
Black History Month
New Year Day January 1, 1833
January 1, 1833 has no real historical significance attached to it other than a personal historic significance attached to this author. My mother would be born a little over a hundred years later. If she […]
News
The Ending Of A Era…
To tell you the truth I was just going to put out a poem by Clement Moore that I had jacked up and put some gold rims and twenties on… but I wanted to leave […]
Black History Month
Louis Allen: April 25, 1919 – January 31, 1964
As far as race relations go, if the 1960’s had a face it would be of someone doing something in the greens. From 1960 to 1971 there were over 750 black protest across the country […]
Crime
Yeah… I Said It
Black media needs to start talking about the killing of Shanquella Robinson and say what we all are thinking… they lying they azz off and we know it. Now before I get to writing and […]
Black History Month
In The Heat Of The Night
In the heat of the night… I’ve got trouble wall to wall… Oh yes I haveI repeat in the night… Must be an ending to us all… Oh Lord, it won’t be longYes, just you […]
Editorials
Hear Ye, Hear Ye
Normally I like to write about historical facts and stay away from the present day stuff until sufficient time has passed so that all the fact are known. When I say sufficient time I’m talking […]
Black History Month
The Black Confederate Soldier
Beauregard: General I’m not able to fight in the war against the Northern aggressors because of my foot spurs… however my boy Othello will fight in my stead… General: We can’t give that boy a […]
Black History Month
Our Hats Off To You
I grew up in a neighborhood called Manor Park in Washington DC. It is better known as Takoma Park but Takoma Park is the adjacent neighborhood. Manor Park starts at Tuckerman and ends at Missouri […]