Why is it every year I see a story about a Black man or boy is forced to cut their hair either to participate in a sporting event or as part of a school uniform code? This never seems to negatively affect the other races of people. This is a form of emasculation. The Crown Act doesn't seem to support him if it was passed after this alleged infraction.
#SickAndTired

This article is like saying that water is wet. Of course, Black people are usually the first to notice that a negative story about us is problematic when others don't supposedly see the problem.

Who are these people of color? We don't associate with that term around here. Plus, the Democrat National Committee would not have had to target "people of color", particularly Black people, if they looked out for us the past four years.

Shipping containers are what one mayor is proposing in New Jersey as the solution to curb homelessness.

I noticed people spent a lot more time in and around nature like 30, 40, 50 years ago and people were just of a different temperament than they are today. So many people are quick to anger, they carry themselves with tension, everyone just seemed drained out and stressed out. I have to wonder if this is cause of a disconnect with nature and just being around the plants, animals, and spending time in the sun breathing fresh air away from cities.

How much time would you say you spend in nature and how do your stress levels compare?

Is the apology and $25 million enough?

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I have one question and one question only. Why the f*ck is this church. Where one of the most horrific crimes against Black people in America happened letting Biden use them as a political prop to get Black votes?
The question is rhetorical. This church is filled with those old black, Civil Rights era Black folks who have either given up and/or craves for White validation. The church where a slave rebellion was plotted is now no longer a place where we plan Black change and Black political, social rebellion. As Jason Black says 'these oooooold n*ggas'. Every black community has them domestic and foreign. I've seen variations first hand.
Secondly, the one counter voice doesn't even appear Black and is using the Black church to address a non Black issue.

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S/O to that sister, and I hope she's somewhere having a wonderful day.

I'm just curious as to whether people here set any new year's resolutions? How are they going? I must say this is the first year where I did not set any new year's resolutions. I wonder how many people will actually stick to their resolutions when February rolls around.

Do you participate in any MLK events in your area? If so, what?

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Well, Claudine Gay, the former Black president of Harvard University was not the only one plagiarizing. There was a White woman who is being accused of doing the same thing. Business Insider examined Neri Oxman's dissertation and found it riddled with plagiarism. I thought places like Harvard was supposed to be the gold standard of education. Celebrities are propped up like they are above everybody else when they are doing dirty behavior just as bad or even worse than regular people.

I notice no one even in the black spaces ever interview the famous successful black couples like this one, Michael Jai White and his queen, Gillian.

Denzel and Pauletta Washington married since 1983
Samuel L. Jackson and LaTanya Richardson, married since 1980
Angela Bassett and Courtney Vance, married since 1997
Ice Cube and Kimberly Woodruff, married since 1992
LeBron and Savannah James, since 2013 dating since HS in the early 2000s
Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis were married in 1948 till his death in 2005.
Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis, married since 1993
Omar and Keisha Epps, married since 2006
Morris Chestnut and Pam Byse, married since 1995
Rodney Peete and Holly Robinson, married since 1995
Viola Davis and Julius Tennon married since 2003
Debbie Allen and Norm Nixon, married since 1984
DL and LaDonna Hughley married since 1986
Grant Hill and Tamia, married since 1999

Hard core divestors hate this. The way they tell it, black men and women are no longer compatible. Again, marry who you want, and love truly is blind. You can have a loving, successful marriage with anyone from any race or culture and these days even gender. I've seen it. But don't do it and shyt on your own people or work against your own people. That's all I ask..no, let me restate it, its what I demand.

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