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Why Black Lives Matter Protesters Won’t Interrupt The GOP

In the past several months we’ve seen members of the loosely organized “Black Lives Matter” movement interrupt Liberals like Bernie Sanders and Hilary Clinton. Many have posed the question, Why Black Lives Matter Protesters Won’t Interrupt The GOP? To me the answer is simple and obvious. Like so many things racial in America the answer […]

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Good black fathers matter: LaVar Ball, Richard Williams

Good Black Fathers Matter in Participation Trophy Society

Good black fathers matter, in our current participation trophy society.  Richard Williams and LaVar Ball are excellent examples of the impact a father can have on their children. Whether those children are boys or girls; they can Speak Success into their children, and influence how they turn out …. We don’t like to really give

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Obama Should Have Done More for Black People; Or Was he Blocked?

Obama Should Have Done More For Black People: Was He Blocked

Barack Obama should have done more for black people. This ‘argument’ has gotten much louder in the last few years, since he has exited the white house, more than 5 years ago, today.  While in office, several will argue, that Obama was one of the more successful presidents, the United States has had. However, regardless

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harriet tubman film vilifies black men

Still Not My Harriet: Cynthia Erivo Anti ADOS Makes Black Man The Villain

I want to lead off with a video, going viral, that really sums up my thoughts on this new Harriet Tubman film, with anti-ados star, Cynthia Erivo. This, super insightful take on why ‘slave movies’ and related filmed content continue to be made. Paraphrasing what she said about “Harriet”; with what I’ve also seen from

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