The shallowness of what passes for black leadership revels itself most dramatically at times of outrage and death By: Magaret Kimberly Article Submission While Cynthia McKinney languished in an Israeli jail, black leaders mobilized to
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Meet One of the Last Traveling Salesmen in America
By: Alessandra Ram Article Reprint Stu Larkin is good at his job, and he knows it. In fact, he may be the best salesman in the country. What does he sell? Bronze baby shoes.
Read moreKwame Kilpatrick Corruption Trail Ends, but the Fight Isn’t Over
By Tresa Baldas and Jim Schaefer Article Reprint Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick took off his suit coat, tie, belt and jewelry. He handed his belongings to his mother and crossed his hands behind
Read moreMichael Moore: The Founding Fathers Were Totally into Voter Suppresion
By: Becket Adams Article Reprint Noted “documentarian” and liberal activist Michael Moore during an interview with MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell on Monday explained the supposed history of voter suppression in America. “Voter suppression was one of
Read moreFormer NFL Star Jamal Anderson: From Dirty Bird to Dead Broke
Bank repossesses former pro-bowler’s home by Ashley R. Harris Article Reprint Former Atlanta Falcons star RB Jamal Anderson is set to bid his “Taj Jamal” adieu because his Atlanta mansion will soon be handed off
Read moreStephon Marbury Demanded to Finish Paying Mistress Off
A New York judge rules Stephon Marbury finish paying his mistress–more than $300,000. by Amber McKynzie Article Reprint Most athletes are known to have a mistress or two away from their wife at home, but
Read moreAdam Carolla’s Profanity-Laced Rant Against the Huffington Post: ‘You Guys All Have Blood On Your Hands’
By:Madeleine Morgenstern Article Reprint Comedian Adam Carolla ripped the Huffington Post for trying to stir up a racial storm over an interview he had with California Lieutenant Gov. Gavin Newsom involving black and Latino
Read moreControversial Class on Race to Resume- with Changes
The superintendent of Seattle Public Schools announced Friday that a recently suspended unit in a humanities class at The Center School that explored issues of race and privilege will be allowed to resume, with restrictions.
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