I’m not really into posting videos and what not, but I liked this song and figured, “what the hey?“ The song is titled “ Gimmie Dat “ by Ambassador.
Read More Jun 15, 2009 WGO Staff | Add a Comment
There I was, washing my hands at the sink, my senses alive and my eyes enchanted by the almost fluorescent green of the liquid soap. My skin tingly with the germ killing aptitude of the silky smooth emollients. My mind boggled by the soap’s ability to moisturize while slaughtering icky bacteria and germs with reckless abandon. My nose enthralled by the scents of juicy melons (not sure which melons and how juicy, but, just go with me on this). My very soul energized and provoked by extracts of various fruits, berries, and trees from the farthest jungles all around the world.
Then, I thought about this question, and it resonated with my own doubts/fears/neuroses: “What if soap didn’t work?”
Comedian Chris Rock offers his perspective on success and being black in America.
Read More Mar 31, 2009 WGO Staff | Add a Comment
Millions More Movement Ministry of Health and Human Services is hosting a series of health living workshops and healthy dinners ($5.00), to promote good health in the Black Community. We suffer most from health disparities in america. We will be addressing issues such as stress, diabetes, high blood pressure, cancer, AIDS, racism, obesity and what we eat. Please come and be apart of the workshop and the dinner.
When: Every Wednesday between 6:00pm and 8:00PM
Location: 252 East 3rd Street Lexington,KY 40508
Let’s be clear: This recession has become President Barack Obama’s personal War on Terror. Like the War on Terror, the enemy is evasive, the challenge is global, international cooperation is necessary, and the battle is unlike any other in our nation’s history.
Read More Mar 19, 2009 Dr. Boyce Watkins | Add a Comment
The late comedian Redd Foxx once said, “Negroes, we don’t kill ourselves. We too hip to suffering.” I’ve always believed he was right. But the more I see Black people sinking under the weight of the bad economy; I’m starting to wonder.
Read More Feb 09, 2009 Bruce Edwards | 1 Comment
The over exposure of sports and entertainment in our society has the potential of keeping a generation of Black children from being all they can be and it needs to be addressed now.
Read More Jan 01, 2009 Bruce Edwards | Add a Comment
Considering the number of Black players, it is a shame there are so few (four) Black head football coaches among the 119 Football Bowl Subdivision teams. Suing the NCAA or individual schools will not fix the problem.
Read More Dec 22, 2008 Bruce Edwards | Add a Comment
The enemy to our hearts, our souls, and our very lives could not have written a better script than the current economy to wreck lives, strain relationships and pull families apart. What can we do to survive?
Read More Dec 14, 2008 Bruce Edwards | Add a Comment
The National Crime Victim Law Institute (NCVLI), through a cooperative agreement with the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), is soliciting proposals to establish pro bono crime victim legal clinics that will provide direct legal services to crime victims in criminal courts.
Read More Dec 01, 2008 WGO | Add a Comment
It’s been a week since the great day, and now that I’ve calmed down (just a little), wiped the tears away, and my face has gotten back to normal from exaggerated smiling, it’s time for me and you to get back to reality.
Read More Nov 11, 2008 Bruce Edwards | 1 Comment
In case you haven’t noticed, we are not very civil with each other. There is an air of distrust between us. It’s most noticeable between men and women. Those with means don’t seem interested in the least about those without means. Parents of successful children seem reluctant to share parenting techniques with parents who are struggling with their kids. Many Christians who love God don’t love their neighbor unless that neighbor is also a Christian and preferably a member of the same church.
Read More Aug 29, 2008 Bruce Edwards | 1 Comment
“The Negro race, like all other races, is going to be saved by its exceptional men.” That statement was made by W.E.B DuBois in a series of articles written in September of 1903. It was a relevant statement 104 years ago and it is a relevant statement now.
Read More Aug 16, 2008 Bruce Edwards | 1 Comment
I don’t listen to the radio anymore. As a matter of fact, I haven’t listened to the radio in years. I regard music television just as I do radio. As far as mainstream music is concerned, I’ve been out of the loop for quite some time and there isn’t any music out now good enough for me to acknowledge. At the current moment, in my humble opinion, black music is weak. Yes I said it, weak.
Read More Jun 04, 2008 Marcus Pittman | 3 Comments