The Boondocks Goes In on Tyler Perry… Pause.

Ray: I already said what I had to say about Tyler Perry in a post last year. But I had to post what my favorite cartoon said about the media mogul. For the record, I still like Tyler Perry but this is funny: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

If You’ve Never Seen The Boondocks…

Ray: Definitely one of my favorite shows, because I understand it. I’m well aware that most people don’t. But, what can you do? Here is an episode from Season 3 titled, “It’s a Black President, Huey Freeman”. part 1 Part 2 Part 3

Redd Foxx Philosophy

Ray: I respect Redd Foxx for being who he was, when he was, and where he was. The man was fearless. His style of comedy emboldened other black comedians to venture off into other forms of comedy that weren’t always at the expense of Black culture. Think what you will of Redd Foxx, but there [...]

The Assassination of Malcom X

Ray: Today marks the anniversary of the assassination of Malcom X. It has been 45 years since his brutal murder on the stage of the Audubon theater. I fully understand that Malcom X is a controversial figure in American history. However, I personally believe that history has thus far judged him inaccurately. Nonetheless, here are a few [...]

Black America: Do We Hate Ourselves?

Ray: I know it’s Black History Month but I would have posted this at any time of the year. It’s an interesting speech given by Malcom X concerning Blacks in America hating and not understanding their roots. What do you think?

Thoughts on CNN presents “Black in America” by Nadine Mompremier

Nadine: CNN presents “Black in America.” A three-part series that premiered in April with a discussion on Martin Luther King’s legacy and continues this month with a special on the Black Man, the Black Woman, and the Black Family. CNN has done a great job promoting the shows through their website and through various television [...]

Nas Strikes Again – Fox News Protest

Ray: If you listened to the new Nas album which is untitled, then you would know that Nas is very disappointed with the way Blacks are portrayed in the media. But unlike many popular rappers, Nas actually took to the streets of New York City to deliver his message in person! Watch here…