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Like I’ve stated countless times and shall continue to say, black men are not obligated to protect random black women. Period. The only women black men are obligated to protect are the women in their lives,

I was sitting around wondering how come I never hear any other race of people running around saying WE WUZ KINGS AND QUEENS. Have you ever heard any other race of people saying that? It’s not like Africa

You know who gets on my nerves the absolute worst out of all the different types of people in black society? It’s the colorism cry babies. These people are absolutely annoying. Those of you who have been

Black people are so easy to mess with and get upset. It doesn’t matter how many pictures of white people wearing blackface come out, or how many fashion designers designing suspect racist clothes, or how

I just recently discovered Larry Elder. Amazing guy.

Saludos a todos, Estoy empezando en esta red, con poca Experiencia pero seguro que aprenderé,la vida es toda una experiencia y una enseñanza. Agradezco profundamente a todo aquel que quiera apoyarme y

Buenas Noches Mi Gente.

<iframe src=" width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe> This episode is about the Exodus Project. The

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I got an email a few days ago from somebody asking me why it appears that I have changed my tone on this website in regards to talking about racism, white supremacy & black empowerment. This person

In light of that incident surrounding US Air Force airman by the name of Tech Sgt. Geraldine Lovely, I’m discussing if whether or not black women just naturally have attitudes. click HERE to read more...

I started this website Dec 7, 2013 and I’ve literally spent years writing about podcasting about white people’s bullshit relentlessly to where I, for the most part, purposely chose to ignore most of black