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I am disappointed in all of the Willy Lynch, ball grabbing puppets. The white man, the Republicans are all laughing at these devisive, “whose got the bigger dick and pie of the white man” self appointed men. Martin Luther King would have never stooped to such levels. You know why, there was never any money in it. Seems to me Al Sharpton, Tavis Smiley have the “big dick” syndrome. Including journalist Mr.George Curry who wasted our time with a silly commentary discrediting Tavis Smiley regarding a girlish grudge they had regarding a magazine cover that Mr. Curry could have put Tavis on the cover of yet didn’t (because Mr. Curry had to display his white man given power) and Tavis for “supposedly” holding a grudge. And now political ghosts from Bush past come to administer division within the psyche’s of the Willy Lynch nigger offspring to fight over who has the bigger piece of chicken and watermelon. Wouldn’t massa Willy be so pleased to see that once again his tactics of selective affirmative action career handouts have produced such a divisive sense of ego amoung its nigger-rich participants. None of you people have missed a meal, just blowing smoke up our asses on behalf of your sponsors.
And I want to comment on those who say the Pres. Obama is not responsible for just African Americans but for all Americans. AND YOU ARE RIGHT AND CORRECT. But every group has a representative looking out for the best interests of that group when policies are being made. African Americans still need a rep to make sure they are not left to the side. Every group has a representative to look out for the best interests of their people their group, whether it be gays, latinos, non-profit sectors, single mothers, orphaned children, immigrants, etc. Latinos have needs, the poor have needs, the elderly have needs, African americans have needs, and each need to be properly represented or they will be left out. Yes, it is correct to say that Pres. Obama has to look out for all of America, yet is he the only intelligent leader that has come out of black america? Someone must “ballyhoo” (a blackface minstrel term I yet to know the definition
of)to make sure that a fairness takes place in Washington and every group needs to have a rep. If Sharpton doesn’t feel that his meeting with the president was a “ballyhoo for black people” moment, word it like this:

WE HAD A SUCCESSFUL MEETING THAT WILL BENEFIT ALL AMERICANS. AFRICAN AMERICANS AS WELL AS ALL AMERICANS WILL BENEFIT FROM THE POLICIES THAT THE PRESIDENT IS PUTTING IN PLACE.

America has a history and m.o. of leaving black people to the way side while making modern day penitary slave policies, or other racists endeavors. And so after one year we’re not suppose to not say anything about what blacks need. Obama is only one man and it is possible that the Republicans will try and keep him so occupied with matters of the country and the world that blacks can end up once again sitting on the sidelines impoverished and embattered “well, cause, least we gotta black president.” That is bullshit, somebody better rep, somebody better “ballyhoo” and not just “ballyhoo” for blacks but for whoever needs representing.

Tavis Smiley and those of his opinion, would have every focus to be about the ills of minorities, winning a small battle (with many subplots), while losing many wars (with exponential subplots).

Is it really that difficult to understand the President was voted in with a majority with some minority support? His audience is clearly all American people and that is precisely what it needs to be for him to be successful.

What are we black people doing to be more successful in an environment rife with challenge? Are we getting more educated (black women are)? Are our children doing better in school (decidely not)? Are we unifying our message and providing powerful support and constructive debate (the jury is out on this one)?

Division is and has always been the Achilles heel of blacks in America. It literally is the record stuck on repeat ad nauseum. I personally am quite tired of this same ole song.

Unfortunately, I see no overarching solution, no light at the end of the tunnel. Obama is a man, an exceptional black man, but still a man, he is NOT God. He cannot wave his hand and create peace and harmony for the black race. He can, however, continue to set conditions for Americans to succeed and we would do BEST to focus on unity, progression, and timing to advance the cause.

There are many instances that demonstrate that blacks suffer more when things are bad in this nation. Yes, this is true, but a President cannot solve such things. Individuals, working together, can achieve such things. It truly takes a village to raise a child, but our black villages are in worse shape today than they were over forty years ago.

What has happened to the momentum that spawned so much rapid change as to propel a black man to the Presidency, yet see the masses of blacks with an entitlement stamp on their foreheads?

It is shameful.

priceless words, Dr. B, just simply….priceless!

but realistically…….. sheeeettttttttt…..

I’ll put it like this….

is it better get shot by the KKK or to get shot by a nygga from my own hood ??? you feel me

Sub-Negro, Yes I am a trip…I try my best at it! :D

CHURCH! LET THEM KNOW WASUP!!!!

I happen to be working on juvenile justice reform in my county and have made substantially progress in doing so over the past five years. (visit my page) I bring this up because in my experience there are very few of us under the age of fifty actually in positions of influence. We definitely lost a generation or two, and we’re seeing the effects with most of our leaders long since reaching retirement age.

We need more folks in the pipeline putting feet on the ground and legs behind the words, developing their sociopolitical consciousness as they replace our elders in leadership roles.

Rather than knocking down the President and trying to prove our intelligence by presenting ourselves as his intellectual superior or peer, we should get about the business of actually doing something.

Teach a kid how to build an electric circuit, a generator, a wind turbine…Expose them to non-western cultures. Teach them foreign languages. Explain a contract to them. Show them your paycheck and the monthly budget. The point is all this silly fighting over the President won’t get us anywhere. Most folks are so disconnected from the reigns of power there’s little he can do directly that would truly improve our situation. There are steps we have to take to control the immediate environments we live in that we aren’t taking.