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The Feminist Plantation
I don’t think there is anything I can add to this: Originally posted at NewsReal 90 years after the 19th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified, giving women the vote, Democrats are actively seeking to figuratively repeal the amendment. They … Continue reading
Color vs. Content: Reflections on MLK day in the age of Obama
Today is the day set aside to celebrate and honor one of many heroes of the American Civil Rights movement: the Rev. Dr. Martin L. King Jr., who was assassinated during the height of the political turmoil in the late … Continue reading
The Rage of the Common Man
H/T to the Black Informant for finding this bit of information… As readers may or may not know, I was in my youth, much closer in ideology to being a full on socialist (though with reservations) than a right winger. … Continue reading
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Servility and freedom
With the Republican party leaderless and in backbiting disarray following its destruction by the ideologically incoherent George W. Bush, Democrats are apparently eager to join the hara-kiri brigade. What looked like smooth coasting to the 2010 election has now become … Continue reading
Not our kind of people
I’ve been puzzling a bit over the last 12 months: my de-conversion from a Democratic voting stalwart into a dyed in the wool conservative, the birth of the PUMA’s and their subsequent decline and fragmentation, misogyny in the media, the … Continue reading
Escape from Massa’s plantation…
I have finally escaped the plantation!! After a harrowing journey along a figurative underground railroad, I am finally free. Free to succeed or to fail. To live or to die. Free to support or criticize. I am finally free from … Continue reading
The Truth in Black and Right 