This case is shrouded in so much mystery that the public is trying to decide if Sandra Bland did indeed kill herself, was murdered, or is a culprit in another national hoax. Is this situation really real or is this another false flag designed to distract us and keep us disengaged with what is going on in politics right now? Considering how things are going these days, that really isn’t a far fetched question. Not to mention, the Trans-Pacific Partnership deal is being brokered this week. Yet, nobody has said anything. Even our media  outlets are quiet on the TPP issue and how unconstitutional it is. This “trade” agreement will…

If America truly cared about the Confederate flag‘s meaning to Black people, they would never have let it be produced, sold, and allowed on every Capital’s flagpole after the Confederate States officially lost the Civil War on April 9, 1865. Instead, this flag would be written about in history books and displayed in museums as only a war-tale that makes up a piece of America’s history. The true reality on the Middle Passage and slavery would also be rightfully told and not exploited on the Hollywood silver screen inaccurately.  Let me break it down for you plain and simple: If you think the removal of this flag will spark “change”…

Sooooo…. You are mad at Kendrick Lamar because  his fiance Whitney Alford’s complexion isn’t black enough for YOUR standards? When I first saw this trending on Social media, I instantly thought, “Are you forreal? Kendrick is a coon now?” It makes sense though, attack the rapper that is making conscious hits such as: The Blacker the Berry and King Kunta vs. the rapper that’s screaming about Crack: I’M IN LOOOOOOVE WITH THE COCO…   Who is Rashida Strober and why is this sister so angry over Kendrick’s engagement?” Shouldn’t we celebrate or at least respect love? After questioning the issue of colorism, or dark skin verses light skin in “Darkie Vs.…

“I want to be famous…” That is the phrase that we hear more and more consistently these days. It seems like society is harvesting more insta-famous “fame whores” now more than ever.  People are more obsessed with the glitz and glamour that comes with “The Life”.  Today, you can  become famous just for being pretty. Never-mind possessing any real talent or doing something that would rightfully make an individual’s name worth mentioning over morning coffee… After growing up and watching the patterns and growth within celebrity, I am forced to ask: Why would one want to be a part of such a machine, minus money? Why does everyone need to…

Looking at Lil Eazy E is just like looking at his father  rapper Eric “Eazy E.” Wright. It is almost as if time preserved the late rapper and gave him back to us for the generation after the reign and untimely death of the gangsta rap pioneer. What is even more astonishing is that not only does Lil Eazy look like his father, he was literally brought up the exact same way. Eric Wright Jr. was born and raised in Compton, California just like his father. The woman who birthed and raise Eazy E, raised her grandson Lil Eazy in the same house and neighborhood.  When word hit the streets…

Biopics seem to be on the rise these days.  It’s almost like the Reality TV craze. Once a couple of good shows emerged, Hollywood  kept popping them out. Now everyone and their mama literally has been on Reality TV, and networks have made a killing off of them.  It seemed like, we got a few good biopics at one time. Then came along Jamie Foxx’s ghostly portrayal of Ray Charles in the film Ray.  It’s  like that sparked a new film trend. Ray was  great. However, when you see how biopics are done today, It forces you to wonder: Are biopics more helpful or harmful to one’s legacy. When we watch…

Could you imagine being on trial and never being told of a plea deal? Your appointed legal council fails to acknowledge your existence at all and at the end of the day, you are railroaded by the system? Terry Colley has spent 21 years out of a 60 year sentence in USP Atlanta. . What’s even harder to understand is that Colley’s rights as a prisoner were violated: From September 21, 1994 to November 21, 1994; A plea deal by the government was made on Colley’s behalf in which Colley was never informed. In fact, Colley’s legal council rejected  the plea deal without even informing Colley that negotiations were taking…

  You actually believed that Officer Darren Wilson was going to “pay” for this crime?  The death of the Civil Rights Movement has left Black America in such a tailspin, that you actually watched the news and believed  in your heart that the US Government was really going to charge one of their own for carrying out a planned  assignment. Oh my God…. THE WORLD IS SMOKIN’ CRACK! Let’s be real, the Trayvon Martin verdict was supposed to incite riots and surprisingly it failed to do so.  The Mike Brown situation did exactly what it was supposed to do: Send a message, piss people off to the point that they…