Jackson, Mississippi (CNN)—On a recent Sunday morning just before dawn, two carloads of white teenagers drove to Jackson, Mississippi, on what the county district attorney says was a mission of hate: to find and hurt a black person.
In a parking lot on the western side of town they found their victim.
James Craig Anderson, a 49-year-old auto plant worker, was standing in a parking lot, near his car. The teens allegedly beat Anderson repeatedly, yelled racial epithets, including “White Power!“ according to witnesses.
Lecture given by Dr Ivan Van Sertima discussing African history and African Science. Opening quote:“I spent 4 years at the School of African and Oriental Studies, London University doing my first degree, and never once, never once in all those years did I learn did I learn anything about any African civilisation.“ Transferred from VHS so quality is not the best. Recorded in 1986 at Camden Town Hall, London. Caribbean Cultural International & Karnak House.
... Read More
This is a friend of mine, Mr. Dewayne Smithers. Earlier today he sent me a link of his poetry that really blessed my soul, so I decided to share with you in hopes that it may do the same. Show him some love by leaving a comment.
... Read More
I was sitting at my desk after a discussion with a friend and was really saddened. I needed a pick me up of sorts to quit thinking about all of the negative things in life, whether it be racism, poverty, animosity, economy or whatever.
Anyway after hitting up facebook and connecting with a friend, who mentioned studying his bible, I figured why not do the same. I’ll listen to some scriptures while I knock out my design work. While listening, a scripture in 2 Corinthians sparked a memory of an old song.
So I hopped on youtube and began listening. And usually, for me anyway, one thought leads to another and I thought of this song by Tye Tribbett that I heard at the beginning of last year that I really appreciated. The title of the song is “Good in the Hood.“
I decided to look it up and it really made my day. Sometimes it’s good to get confirmation about the things you care about and realize that there are bright spots in every aspect of life. So I decided to share with all those who come by to check out WGO.
... Read More
For those of you who don’t know or who are unaware of his writings and speeches, Tim Wise brings up some very sound and controversial topics. He speaks nationally on White privilege and racism.
Follow the read more link for more commentary and videos.
... Read More
I came across this video by checking into an FB post from a friend. I love the concept of buying from and supporting black businesses. Being a black business owner myself, I know of the ups and downs of making it in business as well as convincing others of your skill set and talents.
... Read More