Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

I think that a lot of people really misunderstand Martin Luther King Jr. Martin Luther King is often seen as a person who marched for equality for black people and was a passive person. That was part of his dream but Martin Luther King Jr died seeking equal wages for sanitation workers...

Here's a question I considered today in light of it being Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday....if he were living today do you think things would be different?  Oh...another question while you're at it...for you to consider... Taking NOTHING away from Dr...

Today is the 44th Anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.   Honor this great man and his efforts by taking a moment with your children or a young person and watching the following videos, and discussing Dr. King's struggle and sacrifice for the betterment of Black people and ultimately all races of people.

If I told you that Lil Wayne and the entire YMCMB crew was coming to Buffalo, it would be broadcasted all over Facebook and Twitter. I’m sure you would already have your ticket and outfit to go with it. Well, guess who is coming to town February 16? Not YMCMB, but CNN’s Soledad O'Brien -- now run and tell that!

1) BLACK REALITY TV SHOWS Whenever you turn on reality TV whether it's 'Housewives of Atlanta', 'Flavor Of Love, 'Love And Hip Hop', or 'Strange Love' you will see the display of the lowest common form of Black America.  Fighting, promiscuity or just plain old acting a fool. The ... Read More ...

Just imaging getting a flyer that says “Light Skin –vs- Dark Skin” and they calling it the most anticipated party of the year! What would you do? Would you attend?