If Kirk Franklin were white, he would sound like this:

March 14, 2008

There is no excuse for this. And to think folk had the audacity to say that her husband was the first Black president.

And mean it.

But I will say this: that performance embodies much of what Pennsylvania is like out side of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia

I am going to go drown my ears in Tye Tribbett and red koolaid

She better hope Obama doesn’t come up on a choir.

She thought that whoopin on Potomac Tuesday was bad.


Since I’ve been posting Preachers talking about Barack Obama

March 14, 2008

After posting a few Pastor Manning videos, My visits have been insane. I thought it only fair to show you lookie lous what it would be like if one of the great Pastors of our day sound like on the topic.

I have heard a LOTTA preachers in my day.

Dr. Jeremiah Wright is as good as it gets.

(brought to you by Fox News) (I see you Roger Ailes)


Real Talk in the Middle of the Night #2: White is not a default setting

March 14, 2008

I try to be an easy going pragmatic brother, but dammit if I am not going to have to start the revolution all by myself.

If you have a white friend, kindly explain to them that white is not the default setting.

*pauses*

I am left handed, and I live in a right handed world.  I accept that things are going to be uncomfortable (screwing things in, writing on a chalk board or using magic markers). Ultimately, I adjust to it.

I am a Black man, and I live in a nation in which many white folk operate as though white (White, Protestant, Heterosexual, English-speaking and Patriarchal, for those keeping full track) is the default setting and  everyone else must adjust.

Nope.

Not gonna be able to swallow that.

Geraldine Ferraro, (and the Clinton Campaign by extension)  is clinging to the default setting, a setting she admits was waved temporarily in order to provide a certain noteworthy stature to a futile campaign being waged against a popular incumbent.

The MSM has allowed perpetrated a deeply flawed meme regarding 35 years of Clinton experience versus the a speech given by Barack Obama in 2002.

AYFKM?

There should be a laugh track everytime she says 35 years of experience.

On its face, Senator Clinton has a unique resume that represents an intelligent and accomplished professional woman with one foot in corporate law and one foot in public policy.

THIRTY-FIVE YEARS?

Meanwhile people sniff at Obama’s career as a community activist and Illinois State Senator.

Just awful.

But THIS, boys and girls, is what Black folk deal with.  THIS is why we are so “hostile” and “sensitive”.

See, now I am too irritated to even finish.