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Jul04
To celebrate this very special day here at Blackinformant.com, I have listed some of the best singers in the business performing patriotic songs on the Blackinformant.com Facebook page. Which one turned it out? Which one needs to just sit down? You decide. In any event, I hope that at some point today you take the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Mar11
Posting may be a bit slow today as I am spending a bulk of today editing my upcoming podcast. I also am working on two other stories for the next show. Things are really picking up, so again thanks for both your readership and listenership.
Feb04
I opened it, read it. It said I was a sucka…
by Duane on February 4th, 2010 at 1:11 pmPosted In: Uncategorized
SUCKA
Jan27
…and complain that companies do not pay top dollar to Black media outlets and ad agencies. Case in point: “Maybach Music 2″ (Warning: rough lyrics) Lexus was happy Cristal was happy Mercedes was happy Rolex was happy Gucci was happy Nike was happy Singing about what we don’t own. This has got to stop.
Jan21
A look at foreign quake aid for Haiti Based on the article, foreign governments have given close to a billion dollars towards Haiti. Until they get some of this mess right, I think folks need to chill with this cash dump-fest. Haiti cries for not only supplies, but security Medical Care for Haitians Falls Short, […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Jan16
I found this on craigslist.org this evening.
Jan15
Haiti Needs More Than Compassion With An Expiration Date (Part I)
by Duane on January 15th, 2010 at 9:44 pmPosted In: Uncategorized
From Salon.com “Is there any truth to what Pat Robertson is saying? Of course not! Haitians are Christians. Pat Robertson’s language is the reductio ad absurdum of the Christian right. It’s so absurd it’s almost funny. ( Andrew Apter, professor of history and anthopology at UCLA)” There are many Haitians today who are followers of […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Jan14
Why talk about anything else right now when untold thousands just lost their lives? I mean, really. And frankly, listening to people talk about Haiti and they are sitting on their couch here in the US just ain’t hittin’ it for me. Y’all know the links and how to get the latest information on what’s […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Jan14
American Idol, Tyler Perry Draw Largest African-American TV Audiences
May05
Since the recollection of history of some these days is more like a buffet line, allow me to spoon up a side item from the past. 2006 From the Democratic Policy Committee (link) President Bush’s Budget Would Harm African American Families On February 6, 2006, the President submitted his Fiscal Year 2007 budget request. Rather […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Apr06
Here’s a story. And here is the rest of the story
by Duane on April 6th, 2009 at 6:57 amPosted In: Uncategorized
From a blogger for sfgate.com Burris brings up a point that I noticed but given the weight of the matter, put on the back-burner of my mind because I didn’t want to think the unthinkable: that not only was the Mayor of Oakland not allowed to speak but Congresswoman Barbara Lee, who was in attendance, […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Mar21
So there’s the press and the Black press
by Duane on March 21st, 2009 at 8:45 amPosted In: Uncategorized
Thx Sean for reminding me about this. From LA Times Barack Obama was elected commander in chief promising to run the most transparent presidential administration in American history. This achievement and the overall promise of his historic administration caused the National Newspaper Publishers Assn. to name him “Newsmaker of the Year.” The president is to […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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