In my post on February 27, 2017, In Defense of Rachel Dolezal—white woman who identifies as black, now jobless, may soon be homeless, I described my uneasiness with which both black and white communities have spoken ill about Rachel Dolezal. Up until reading … Read More
In 1992, I was very busy working on a career and Hip Hop was not on my radar, and consequently, I didn’t listen to a Tupac Shakur. I had no idea who Tupac was. It’s only within the past two … Read More
“Voguing” — House of Ninja — International Choreographer’s Showcase • Remember Willi Ninja of The House of Ninja? Here’s also the 1990 film Paris Is Burning
In a Rolling Stone interview published in the latter part of December 2016, John talks about his friend Kanye West and the coming Donald Trump Presidency. Rolling Stone: You were outspoken in your opposition to Trump. What are your thoughts … Read More
Some 43 years ago, Muhammad Ali participated in a heated panel discussion about the plight of African-Americans on the Mike Douglas Show. How times have not change! The discussion is relevant on the eve of Donald Trump‘s ascendcy to President of the United States. I … Read More
If you are unfamiliar with the works and thoughts of Kerry James Marshall, writer Randy Kennedy provides us with more than a brief read. Mr. Marshall speaks about the absence of African-American artists in most major Museums and their presence in the future. “The … Read More
Here’s some good news financial forecasting by Sean “Diddy” Combs for 2017. Sean “Diddy” Combs Predicts He’ll Become Hip-Hop’s First Billionaire in 2017.
Gregory Porter often talked in terms of his music being “organic.” This reporter couldn’t and wouldn’t let him escape without a full explanation of what he meant by that term.
