Posts Tagged ‘n-word’

The Black American Male’s Extinction: Will Black America Allow it to Happen?

Thursday, May 2nd, 2013

by H. Lewis Smith

Life is a struggle and only the "MENTALLY" strong survive.

In a Comedy Central TV special, comedian DL Hughley lobbies the EPA to have Black African-American males declared an endangered species. Although DL Hughley’s “The Endangered List” reduces the severe possibility of the Black man’s impeding extinction to a… Continue reading

Removing the Veil from Black History Month

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

Black Americans Betray Forefathers with use of the N-word

Saturday, March 2nd, 2013

by H. Lewis Smith

 

Samuel L. Jackson is a Judas to the memory of his ancestors and his actions should be unacceptable by any self-respecting Black/African American.

When Samuel L. Jackson sat down with film critic Jake Hamilton to discuss Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained , Hamilton had a question that… Continue reading

CONCERNING DJANGO UNCHAINED: OPEN LETTER TO TARANTINO ABOUT N-WORD USAGE

Thursday, January 17th, 2013

by Attorney Roy Miller,

Dear Mr. Tarantino,

Attorney Roy Miller

First of all, I address you as Mr. and not Mrs. Knowing better; it would be disrespectful and inappropriate to do so. Words do make a difference. How we label people makes a difference. Conditioning youth to accept n-word usage is wrong… Continue reading

Django Unchained…We Have a Truth Problem

Wednesday, January 9th, 2013

by H. Lewis Smith

Though the controversial film, Django Unchained, can stand on its own merits of uniquely presenting the era of slave history, it has a common bond with other films of similar ilk in that they all conveniently sanitize a portion of slave history as it so suits White America.

One thing… Continue reading

Boston Celtics’ KG and the N-word

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