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Real Men Don’t Bash Dead Teenagers
{Warning: Offensive language below.} Trayvon Martin would have been 18 today. Some sicko decided to “celebrate” by defaming him. A Mr. Todd Kincannon, former GOP chairman from South Carolina tweeted during the Super Bowl: This Super Bowl sucks more dick … Continue reading
The Big Scary Black Man Narrative
March 3, 1991. Rodney King led officers on a high speed chase that ended in Simi Valley, California. When he finally surrendered, police took him out of the car, tasered him, and, as the now infamous video shows, kicked and … Continue reading
I can’t look at his face
I can’t look at his face. It’s too young and too fresh and too new. I can’t look at his face. It’s untested, unchallenged. There are so many first lights he did not get to see, so many mountains he … Continue reading
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Flutter, flitter, feet atwitter — An Excerpt from Sin Against the Race
Flutter, flitter, feet atwitter. Fire burning, souls aglitter. Off the bus with a twirl and a shimmy. Sidewalk owned with strides and shuffles. Cold air glances cast asunder by the Posse’s inner glow. A motion put on the floor to … Continue reading
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Tagged african-american, black, dancing, double carding, fiction, gay, racism, Sin Against the Race
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Birther-gate: the silliness that ain’t silly
So President Obama persuaded Hawaiian officials with a personal, handwritten note to send him copies of the sacred “long form” birth certificate so that the White House can distribute the document widely and bring a hoped for end to the … Continue reading
