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Tavis Smiley vs. Al Sharpton

Posted by Greg L on February 28, 2010 · 2 Comments

This past week saw a dust-up between Al Sharpton and Tavis Smiley. At issue is the recent visit the Sharpton made to the White House along with the NAACP’s Ben Jealous and Marc Morial of the Urban League. Smiley has accused these three and others of not pressing Obama on a black agenda and acquiescing … Continue reading →

Filed under Politics · Tagged with Al Sharpton, Tavis Smiley

Racism Chasing: The Business of Discrimination (or how Black Folks get “played”)

Posted by Greg L on January 20, 2010 · 4 Comments

Racism chasing is not a term I came up with. I first ran across the term on a blog authored by a brother out of Atlanta who goes by the handle Constructive Feedback. His blog is named Politics, Policy, Pathology and Hope WITHIN The Black Community. Constructive Feedback defines “racism chasing” as the proclivity of … Continue reading →

Filed under Race in America · Tagged with Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Predatory Lending, Racial Discrimination Class Action Lawsuit Against Nissan, Racial Discrimination Class Action Lawsuits, racial discrimination in auto loans, Racial Discrimination Litigation

Tiger Woods, mistress diversity and racism

Posted by Greg L on December 30, 2009 · Leave a Comment

I’ve refrained generally from commenting on the Tiger Woods controversy mainly because I’m indifferent and believe other stuff is far more important. I wish him well, hope that he’s learned a lesson and hope he’s able to salvage his marriage, but I see this entire affair arising from self inflicted wounds. No one made him … Continue reading →

Filed under Politics · Tagged with Al Sharpton, glenn beck, race, Tiger Woods

Asian students accuse black students of racism at South Philadelphia High School

Posted by Greg L on December 16, 2009 · Leave a Comment

A story out of Philadelphia. Asian students at South Philadelphia High have got the school board under pressure to do something about violence after being set upon by African-American students. They’re currently boycotting by not attending classes until the board can assure their safety. Apparently they’ve had to contend with racial epithets and attacks on … Continue reading →

Filed under Race in America · Tagged with African Americans, Al Sharpton, Asian Americans, crime, Jesse Jackson, racial discrimination, Racism, South Philadelphia High

Joe Jackson-Public Relations Nightmare

Posted by Greg L on July 1, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Sometimes there are things that we really need to speak about with regard to how we ought to handle things. Often, current events can provide a ready classroom for study and analysis. Such is the case with what appears to be an unfolding fiasco revolving around the death of singer Michael Jackson. First, … Continue reading →

Filed under Business · Tagged with Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Michael Jackson

“If we remain poor and dependent, the riches of other men will not avail us. If we are ignorant, the intelligence of other men will do but little for us. If we are foolish, the wisdom of other men will not guide us. If we are wasteful of time and money, the economy of other men will only make our destitution the more disgraceful and hurtful. “
Frederick Douglass
“If you form the habit of going by what you hear others say about someone, or going by what others think about someone, instead of searching that thing out for yourself and seeing for yourself, you will be walking west when you think you’re going east, and you will be walking east when you think you’re going west. This generation, especially of our people, has a burden, more so than any other time in history. The most important thing we can learn to do today is think for ourselves.”
Malcolm X
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