She is a great example of someone who is fully aware of the many inequalities of the world but remains balanced. She doesn't allow one or a few bad dating experiences (if she's had any bad ones of course) to derail her or mortally corrupt her perception of black people. So, I've decided to include her occasional video blogs Dear Life: Living in Japan here. It's encouraging to see sistahs trying to admonish others in the hopes that they might become more enlightened and thus navigate through s...

There are many anecdotes in the black communities around the world that prove quite clearly our collective disdain for the continent of Africa. This is largely the case because we have been so thoroughly conditioned to believe that white is preferable to black. It's easier for "the powers that be" to maintain the status quo of white power and influence in the American hierarchy of class and race by getting everyone else to hate and denigrate their own hereditary ethnic characteristics. Theref...

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I've had to re-examine the aims and objectives of this website. I felt myself going off on tangents so I've actually decided to erase some of the posted entries and will probably reconsider some of the stuff I have in the Archives.  This is still a work in progress. I am principally suppose to be writing and posting videos that exclusively (or close to anyway) inspire, explain, awaken, and or shock into positive action the black teeming masses.

Incidentally, you might've read earli...

As you listen to a series of three clips regarding; Italy,France, & Germany  on a link below, you'll gain a better sense of just how privileged we are in America.  Truly, the opportunity for blacks here is clearly a singular event and must be vigorously exploited that we might help our brothers and sisters far and wide in a Pan-Africanist ideological approach.
 

Jean-Rene Bilongo is a social worker who comes from Cameroon. He says the mafia controls the large pool of cheap immigrant labor.

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This morning, I was able listen to an interesting conversation about the African continent with an emphasis on Darfur, which is in Sudan - you guys knew where that was of course. Radio Dickson interviews the co author of the book, The Scramble for Africa, Steven Fake. There are only two short clips. You can listen here.

This is a gutsy move for the little guy, President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. I don't care what anyone says about him now, his stock has definitely gone up a couple of points, especially in the the eyes of lesser known countries who seek a new go-to-guy alternative. Anyone who can stick it to the big boys in the west and live to tell about it is bound to be one of growing influence. Incidentally, Brazil  fares better than most in this downturn because of its well-regulated financial sector an...

This guy is relentless in going after the big wigs of finance capitalism as they seek to subvert the natural order of  market trends. His analysis on the G20 summit is incisive - to say the least and not to mention, comical. Visit his website @ maxkeiser.com for the latest news regarding our ailing economy, as they've given it a much needed face lift. You can listen to his brief analysis on the G20 summit here.

A man's destiny is forged by events, surely, for we cannot help bearing the crowns and the scars that random fate has bequeathed to us in our lives. But more than events, it is a man's own free will that shapes him that reflection and echo within him of the very God who created him. Free will, like God, can rise above any circumstances or obstacles one may face; like God, it can make the humble great, make a weak boy into a strong man, make a timorous student into the Emperor of the world. An...