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    50 Cent: Making Waves, Making Change and Burning Gucci

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    February 15, 2019
    50 Cent: Making Waves, Making Change and Burning Gucci

    So, by now you’ve probably heard about Gucci and the case of the blackface sweater. The luxury brand has been taking a lot of heat, as I think it should. It’s paltry in the extreme that a storied fashion house like this would be so insensitive to a key segment…

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    21 Savage: Rich, Black, and Foreign

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    February 8, 2019
    21 Savage: Rich, Black, and Foreign

    So, rapper 21 Savage is actually a British national. Who knew? I’m betting its news to a lot of people now that he’s in an ICE detention center. He was arrested on Sunday. I don’t know much about immigration except that it’s complicated, and it seems extremely unfair – on…

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    Kamala D. Harris and the Powerful Black Woman’s Dilemma

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    February 1, 2019
    Kamala D. Harris and the Powerful Black Woman’s Dilemma

    So, the candidates for the 2020 presidential election are out, and the mudslinging and excessively intrusive background investigating has begun with a vengeance. What struck me this week? The narrative on Kamala D. Harris as a gold digger because she dated a married man – get this – 20 years…

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    People Really Need to Shut Up about R. Kelly

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    January 25, 2019
    People Really Need to Shut Up about R. Kelly

    R. Kelly has everyone bugging. Or should I say, that Lifetime special about “Surviving R. Kelly” has everyone bugging. It’s pathetic, disgusting and miserably sad that it took a TV documentary to produce a decent amount of outrage for his actions. That creature’s crimes against women aren’t new. They’re literally decades old.…

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  • In the media, Ponder this

    We Need a Sheriff for the Internet

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    January 18, 2019
    We Need a Sheriff for the Internet

    You know those westerns where the sheriff smirks and tells the bad guy who’s been terrorizing the citizens, “you’ve got ‘til sundown to get outta town,” then turns and walks away? It’s implied that if you don’t, Mr. Bad Guy, I’m gonna fill your ass fulla lead. We need that.…

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    Silence, Armchair Activism, and Award Shows: Why More Men Should Speak Out

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    January 11, 2019
    Silence, Armchair Activism, and Award Shows: Why More Men Should Speak Out

    There’s a certain amount of arrogance in choosing to remain silent. There’s also resolve. You could throw in some privilege, a hint of the spoiled, disgruntled and the rock solid certainty that what has gone before absolutely does not definite what is or what will be. I’m talking about myself…

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    Kevin Hart, Who Wins? Trolls or the Oscars?

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    January 4, 2019
    Kevin Hart, Who Wins? Trolls or the Oscars?

    So, Ellen wants Kevin Hart to host the Oscars. You may have heard that Hart took himself out of consideration for the role after trolls dug up some old – for old read 2009-ish – homophobic tweets. They used these as evidence that he’s a terrible person who shouldn’t be…

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    Aquaman Shows Us Why Representation Matters

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    December 28, 2018
    Aquaman Shows Us Why Representation Matters

    I saw Aquaman on Christmas Day and loved it. Jason Momoa’s carefree, hippie superhero was charming and engaging, and there were even a few black people in the film. A very few, two really, but both had lines and a prominent role in the story line. They were also atypical.…

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    That Thing with Alice Walker? It’s Icke-y, but Let’s Keep Some Perspective

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    December 21, 2018
    That Thing with Alice Walker? It’s Icke-y, but Let’s Keep Some Perspective

    So, Alice Walker is in the news this week, and not for penning her next pro-black, pro-female tome against oppression. In The New York Times Book Review Sunday, she endorsed “And the Truth Shall Set You Free,”a book by British conspiracy theorist David Icke. Now, everyone is going nuts. Many critics say…

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