Marley, Meet Nola; Nola, Meet Marley
Friday, November 30th, 2007Marley Solon Ball and her mom Yari Marley Solon Ball and her dad Jared Nola Marguerite Brooks
Todd S Burroughs
Marley Solon Ball and her mom Yari Marley Solon Ball and her dad Jared Nola Marguerite Brooks
…………..don’t you know a smear campaign when you see one? Here, read your own political cartoon section.
Two book reviews. The first is fiction, the second nonfiction. The Horror Of Lynching (And The Power Of ‘Passing’), Through The Eyes Of The Black Press Incognegro. By Mat Johnson (Writer) and Warren Pleece (Illustrator). New York: Vertigo/DC Comics. 136 pages. $19.99. ISBN-10: 140121097X ISBN-13: 978-1401210977 It’s become a cliché to say that both lynching [...]
But I’m glad it’s now there, and it’ll be there. Along with the below. Here’s more about the author.
……the interview The Guardian did with Angela Davis? That long-ago quote from Aretha Franklin……wow! With apologies to “All In The Family,” “THOSE were the days!” LOL!
See the above? Well, it isn’t torture—at least, not according to America’s elite mainstream media. Well, at least not yet. See, they haven’t made up their minds. Whenever I think “Democracy Now!” sounds too strident, all I have to do is hear the MSM’s hand-wringing over the obvious to again be reminded why we need national, professional [...]
………..here reminded me of a saying I once heard or read: that intellectuals are people who have one idea and struggle with it all of their lives. “What happens is you become the hat on your own head,” he said. “You’re not having the pleasure of enjoying your own mind the way you used to [...]
Ranked right under the two “Godfather”s, “Scarface” and “Goodfellas.” See it. Today.
…………last week’s “Bill Moyers Journal” report on media ownership by people of color? No? Well, then, here it is. NOVEMBER 19th UPDATE: Here’s the follow-up on the larger issue of consolidation.
……….but a syndicated Black talk radio host got some CNN coverage, and that ain’t chopped liver. Too bad the coverage wasn’t for Black radio’s role in Jena.