Politics

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No Offense, But…

A candidate loses the election, gets drunk, and sends out the obligatory incendiary email to his friends, family and cohorts.

This Is My Children’s America

American Blackness has long sung doleful tunes. Today marks a new chapter in history, for our families and our country.

Technologies of Validation

I turn the television on because I relish the white noise. Twitter provides companionship and even consequence without the commitment.

Open Letter to the Economy

Our family made less money two years ago, but we were better off financially. That reality worries many American families.

Killing Me Softly

Every article I write is copyright protected the moment I make my idea visible and/or concrete. That is, for now.

Blackness in American Political Narrative

I was on the radio this morning talking about Barack Obama and whether or not he would really be “the first black president” (which honor apparently goes to Warren G[angsta]. Harding, secret Negro president) because, according to some people, his being half white makes him not black.
It doesn’t. It doesn’t in any way negate his [...]

Troubles with Affirmative Action

Although I have a better understanding of affirmative action as a tool to advance the black community as a whole, I still see fundamental problems with the way affirmative action is implemented.

  • November 11, 2008

    The final episode of A Timely Raven is finally complete, and plans proceed apace for the new web fiction project.


  • November 7, 2008

    A candidate loses the election, gets drunk, and sends out the obligatory incendiary email to his friends, family and cohorts.


  • November 5, 2008

    American Blackness has long sung doleful tunes. Today marks a new chapter in history, for our families and our country.