Posts Tagged ‘black america’
Friday, April 5th, 2013
by H. Lewis Smith
SANKOFA: A West African word meaning to retrieve the past in order to live in the future.
February, the nationally-recognized, officially-designated month to observe, celebrate, and praise much of Black America’s achievements and contributions to weaving the fabric of the American civilization has come and gone. It seems that beyond this 28-day stretch, though, the significance of black history is likened to a barely-visible… Continue reading
Tags: african americans, black america, black history month, egypt, h lewis smith, n-word, napoleon, negro, sphinx, white america, white supremacy
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Wednesday, December 5th, 2012
by H. Lewis Smith
Kevin Garnett of the NBA Boston Celtics, though a highly-talented and well-paid athlete, with all due respect needs to stop degrading his Black community; as well, the Black community must resolutely stop “accepting” disrespect from within by people like KG even though he is a poster child of success… Continue reading
Tags: african americans, black america, black community, boston celtics, h lewis smith, kevin garnett, n-word, nba, united voices for a common cause
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Saturday, November 10th, 2012
by H. Lewis Smith
Rappers Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Kanye West, “P” Diddy, 50 Cent, and hip-hop businessmen Russell Simmons, and Robert Johnson, just to name a few, are members of the 100 Million Dollar Club—Robert Johnson perhaps being the lone billionaire. The accomplishments that each has attained is remarkable; however, the means to which they… Continue reading
Tags: 50 cent, african americans, black america, h lewis smith, jay z, kanye west, lil wayne, n-word, p diddy, rap music, rappers, robert johnson, russell simmons
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Friday, October 5th, 2012
by Attorney Roy Miller
Attorney Roy Miller
The move up any ladder of success always begins with respect. Those that accept disrespect are plotting their own decline. The man that succeeded at having the n-word deleted from a major dictionary and author of the book “My Diary of Inspirational Considerations” had… Continue reading
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