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Before you boycott the NFL, think on these things…
Before you call me a coon, a sellout, or an Uncle Tom, I’d like for you to read my thoughts with an open mind. If we as a people are going to boycott any businesses, we must ask ourselves why, … Continue reading
Posted in News, Opinion, sports, Uncategorized
Tagged African American, black, Colin Kaepernick, football, injustice, news, NFL, opinion, protest, racism
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Colin Kaepernick: What’s Really Going On?
A year ago when Colin Kaepernick decided to take a knee during the San Francisco 49ers preseason game against the Green Bay Packers, I questioned his timing and reasoning. I believe we all have the right to protest and boycott, … Continue reading
Posted in African American, America, Culture, Lifestyle, News, Opinion, People, sports, Uncategorized
Tagged 49ers, Colin Kaepernick, football, injustice, news, NFL, preseason, San Francisco, sports
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America’s Team…Says Who?
Entering training camp this summer, the Dallas Cowboys have added another opponent to their 2017 schedule—the legal system. Ezekiel Elliott has been dealing with domestic violence allegations, Damien Wilson was arrested for aggravated assault, Nolan Carroll was arrested for driving … Continue reading
Posted in News, People, Sports, Uncategorized
Tagged breaking news, Dallas Cowboys, football, Lucky Whitehead, news, NFL, sports, training camp
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Yes to Domestic Violence…No to Protesting
“All my years being in the league, I never received more emotional mail from people than I did about that issue. If any of your players ever do that, we are never coming to another Giants game.” New York Giants owner … Continue reading
Posted in News, Opinion, Uncategorized
Tagged African American, black, blog, blogging, Colin Kaepernick, Giants, life, media, New York Giants, news, NFL, race
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What You Should and Shouldn’t Post on Social Media
This morning, I was greeted with posts on my Facebook timeline with friends and family members threatening others about deleting anyone who shared the horrific video of the senseless shooting that took place in Cleveland yesterday. Mr. Robert Godwin’s life … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, News, Opinion, social media, Uncategorized
Tagged Cleveland, Cleveland Shooting, crime, facebook, guns, Instagram, news, police, Robert Godwin Sr, shooting, Snapchat, social media, Steve Stephens, twitter, violence
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Who are you voting for?
“What I’m hearing from families all across the country is” “The American People” “The Middle Class” “We need stronger leadership in Washington” “Let me be clear” Do these phrases sound familiar to you? Let’s just say, if you can master … Continue reading
Posted in politics, Uncategorized
Tagged abc, America, American, cbs, cnn, debate, debate night, Donald Trump, election, fox news, Hillary Clinton, media, msnbc, NBC, news, politics, robert deniro, social media, trumptapes, vote, vpdebate, washington, wikileaks
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What if we added the word “too”
It’s a cold day in America, figuratively. Blacks and whites are at each other’s throats, calling each other names, and accusing one another of being racist, bias, and/or prejudice. No, it’s not 1960, it’s 2016. Sadly, many Americans back then … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Lifestyle, News, Opinion, Uncategorized
Tagged America, black lives matter, blog, Donald Trump, injustice, justice, news, police brutality, Saturday Morning
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Until…
All Lives Matter…until a black life is taken. Black Lives Matter…until a black life takes another black life. The Oppression of Black People Matters…until a man decides to protest the national anthem. The National Anthem Protest Matters…until I want to … Continue reading
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Tagged black lives matter, brutality, news, Oklahoma, police, Terence Crutcher, tulsa
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Who’s Sitting in Your Classroom?
About three and a half years ago, my dad ran into my seventh grade social studies teacher. Her first question was, “So what penitentiary is that Rodney Jordan in today?” My dad responded, “My son is a school teacher now.” … Continue reading
Start of a Movement or Momentum of a Trend
It’s been a little over two weeks since Colin Kaepernick set America on fire with his protest of the National Anthem. Since then, several players have joined the movement in an effort to raise awareness of the way people of … Continue reading
Posted in News, sports, Uncategorized
Tagged Colin Kaepernick, flag, National Anthem, news, NFL, protest, protests
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