Dec09
Enjoy the week everybody. be sure to check out the Facebook and twitter page when you get the chance.
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Dec08
OPERATION SCARE THE BLACK ELECTORATE IS IN FULL EFFECT
by Duane on December 8th, 2011 at 6:44 amPosted In: Headlines
I always hate it when I see someone use all caps in Facebook. Why the extra drama?
Speaking of extra drama, OPERATION SCARE THE BLACK ELECTORATE has now been launched. Radio host Michael Baisden was doing his part yesterday telling listeners that “‘they’re at it again”, and “We gotta turn it out this time around to [...]
Dec06
For some time now, I have been maintaing a photo blog over at tumblr. This is a place where I tell the story of my people with the neatest photos I find from around the net. Obviously, I use the tumblr app to post all of my photos. Again, what I like about Android is [...]
Dec02
I think in this high tech era people are catching on to the fact that Photoshop is used just about
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Nov29
When your dog bites you in the butt
by Duane on November 29th, 2011 at 7:20 amPosted In: Commentary, Headlines
Groups like the National Urban League, NAACP and Al Sharpton’s National Action Network are all on record for supporting the AT&T/T-Mobile deal. If you remember, I wrote about this “interesting” relationship between these wireless companies and activist groups. Former head of GLAAD (Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) Jarrett Barrios was kicked off of his [...]
└ Tags: Activism, Al Sharpton, AT&T, FCC, Mobile, NAACP, National Action Network, National Urban League, T-Mobile
Nov29
BET: Second Most Buzzed in Social Media this Week
by Duane on November 29th, 2011 at 7:13 amPosted In: Headlines
Which show?
Nov29
Blacks Screwing Fellow Blacks at the Polls? Not Interested
by Duane on November 29th, 2011 at 7:02 amPosted In: Headlines
From DailyCaller.com
“Law enforcement officials have charged 12 people with using absentee ballots to skew an election in Georgia.
“As a result of their grand jury findings, 12 individuals were indicted in that particular matter and we will be trying that case in a court of judicial law instead of a court of public opinion,” District Attorney [...]
Nov18
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Nov18
Back when Obama requested for Secret Service protection during the campaign trail, many (and I mean MANY) held it up as an example that it was solely due
Nov14
Money is being shifted. Money that could fund schools, pay our law enforcement a decent salary, fund social programs with a track record of
Nov10
All over the net, folks are rightfully expressing rage over the child abuse cover up that took place at Penn State. Personally, stories like this really make me sick…and angry.
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Nov04
This is why naming things after civil rights icons has always been an iffy thing for me.
Nov04
Vimeo is a great site if you want to check out the various works of independent artists who are trying to make their mark. Here are a few small gems I was able to find that I think are worth checking out. Enjoy and enjoy the weekend.
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