The Study of Racialism

I'm suspended because I responded to someone who kept asking questions. I understand now what this forum is all about. I don't apologize for what I did, but I won't swear again. Laughing

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I'm suspended because I responded to someone who kept asking questions. I understand now what this forum is all about. I don't apologize for what I did, but I won't swear again. Laughing

The beatles pioneers??? When they were covering the Isley Brothers. What about Muddy Waters??

Initially the Beatles covered African American Blues and Rhythm and Blues artists' songs. Eventual ...

I do not think anyone will ever achieve the stature of Michael Jackson again. Since Rap and hip hop were brought up, I have to say that nobody of that genre will ever compare to a Michael Jackson. Thi ...

http://www.moodmat.com/?p=977

In a new series to Moodmat, I will be asking artists one question and providing their uncensored answer. This inaugural edition I am pleased to have Theo Parrish as ...

Review - From Colonization to Globalization: Difference or Repetition

By Rosemary Ekosso
May 01, 2009 - ekosso.com

Paper by Martial Frindethie

Note: the full text of the paper is available ...

I have yet to read an article on South Africa that did not mention the United States somewhere in the passage. You would almost think America shared a border with SA, with the feeling of 'shared histo ...

In progressive and/or academic circles this may be the case, but SA outside of these circles still refer to each other using African ethnic terms, Indian, or Coloured. Sometimes Coloured subsum ...

n my Facebook page, I blamed racism for my argument and an Egyptian man wrote to deny that we are racists and used as his proof a program on Egyptian Radio featuring Sudanese songs and poetry!

You ...

In South Africa, Apartheid is Dead, But White Supremacy Lingers On

http://www.africaspeaks.com/articles/2009/0906.html

By Robert Jensen
June 9, 2009 - counterpunch.org

Apartheid is dead in ...

http://www.roctober.com/roctober/greatness/castor.html

Part of the interview:

JIMMY CASTOR

Trogglodynamite!
by James Porter
(From Roctober #32, 2002)

Jimmy Castor's career is ...

http://www.roctober.com/roctober/greatness/castor.html

Part of the interview:

JIMMY CASTOR

Trogglodynamite!
by James Porter
(From Roctober #32, 2002)

Jimmy Castor's career is ...

http://www.blackagendareport.com/?q=content/freedom-rider-economic-disaster-black-america

Freedom Rider: Economic Disaster for Black America
By Margaret Kimberley
Created 05/20/2009 - 03:03
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Jimmy Castor is a musician known for his 70's funk era innovations. His catalogue has been crucial to the development of the hiphop musical movement in the 80s (hiphop did start in the early 70s, but ...

you know, I always find it funny, that its always the black people who want to integrate more than the white people. Could someone explain this to me? This would have surprised me before, but recently ...

he was a roommate to a Pakistani in college. I think the guy works for Coke now.
In Dreams of My Father, Barack Obama said that his Pakistani roommate did Coke. Is that what you mean? Very Happy

do yo ...

Listen to Rosa Clemente (Vice Candidate for the Green Party) about Barack Obama and the current US environment. Some points she makes that I think are important:

1. Barack Obama lied about stopping ...

wow, I kee p seeing that I'm not the only black guy who isn't overzealous about Obama

I think that the novelty of Obama's "blackness" has already worn off. He's just a "president&qu ...

This statement is a more accurate description of Emeagwali:

He has been called one of the "fathers of the Internet," alongside pioneers such as Tim Berners-Lee and Vint Cerf.
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Is that better for you lol

It doesn't matter to me either way. It still does not mean he invented the PC, which he did not. Apple and Radio Shack had a PC on the market well before IBM did. That is ...