Us: How do we rebuild the community? Ancestors: Start Here… Until Next Time…
Tag: Black Love
Reactionaries vs. Revolutionaries
“Black Love is a revolutionary act.” That quote has been used by African-centered scholars like Dr. Frances Cress Welsing and Dr. Amos Wilson for some time, but I didn’t grasp its true meaning until I started looking at the plight of African people through a political lens. Many of our discussions surrounding Black Empowerment involve…
Teammates
A group of individuals who are interdependent with respect to information, resources, knowledge, and skills and who seek to combine their efforts to achieve a common goal. Until Next Time…
Reflection
An image; representation; counterpart Until Next Time…
Respect
“The highest level of respect people give you usually comes based on how you treat your woman.” – Duke Ihenacho Until Next Time…
Solution…
Us: How do we organize? Ancestors: Start Here… Until Next Time…
The Solution
Us: How do we nation build? Ancestors: Start Here… Until Next Time…
Here’s What Should Be At The Top of The Black Agenda…
BLACK LOVE Until Next Time…
Trinity
Greetings Everyone, In a previous post, the topic of marriage and its current value in the new millennium was discussed. The main argument was that only half of Americans are married and 40% of unmarried adults believe marriage has now become obsolete. Well, this recently led me to start questioning the value of family, more…
Words From The Wise: Dr. Amos Wilson
“Children are ultimately born to the community because they will influence the nature of the community. If the children that are born in the community are self-hating, have problems with their identity, or self-controlled or destructive and so forth, you will see a community that will fall apart, a community that is at odds with…
A Royal Union
Greetings Everyone, The trending topic of the week has been the engagement of Prince Harry and actress Meghan Markle. Although I couldn’t care less about this news, it did lead me to question other royal unions that take place throughout the globe. So I did a little research and found a very interesting story, by…
Single Black Male Who’s Not Looking?
Greetings All, I was YouTube browsing when I came across a clip from a 2012 documentary entitled Qualified, Yet Single: Why Good Men Remain Single. This film is addressing the increasing number of men who are choosing to live bachelor lifestyles here in the United States, advising that for every 100 single women there are…
HONEST MEDIA 