Black protesting not open for white approval
Published in St. Louis American, October 26, 2017 One thing that will get a black person in a huff is when white folks try to dictate how we should suffer with our racial oppression. I’m not just talking about those of us who self-identify as freedom fighters; I’m talking about those who quietly resist the […]
Brothers of the Black List
Published in the St. Louis American, October 5, 2017 “We’re all equal under the law. I was completely duped by that. I thought that was the deal. Then all of a sudden, I look around and it ain’t. It is not the deal. It is you and it’s us.” Those were the words of […]
SOS: Taking the Response to Police Acquittals to Another Level
A View from the Battlefield Published at BlackCommentator,com on September 21, 2017 SOS. Save our Ship. Save our Souls. Save our Society. Save our Sons. Same Ole Shit. However we define the acronym, it is a distress call. This country is in crises on so many levels–judicially, politically, spiritually, economically, etc. This can be witnessed […]