Puffy, Partisan Speech Further Mires President's Lamentable Legacy
"You Can't Put Enough Lipstick on This Pig of His to Make It Look Pretty"

Members of the Project 21 black leadership network are commenting on - and available for interviews about - President Barack Obama's final State of the Union Address.

While starting out talking about alleged areas for potential bipartisan accomplishment, the agenda President Obama quickly pivoted to and championed throughout the rest of his speech to Congr

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PHOTO CREDIT: Mr. Melvern Isaac

The “Let’s Paint” women’s fashion collection created for spring and summer of 2016 offers a splash of colorful contrast against black silhouettes. Fashion Designer, Delia Alleyne introduced the line during the September 2015 market week in New York City. The looks include rompers, jackets, funky trousers and that classic little black dress. The “Let’s Paint” collection is splashy, bold and is styled with a retro artist’s cap that makes the collection reminiscent

This blog is part of a series of articles to recognize unsung heroes who were active in the Black Power Movement.  The Chad School was an independent Black educational institution in Newark, New Jersey that was established and supported by the Black Youth Organization. Following is a summary of the founding organization and an interview with former administrator, Babatu Y. Olubayo.

Summary of the Black Youth Organization (BYO)

The Black Youth Organization was established by college students in 19

I recently saw a documentary of the Black Panther Party that aired at the E Street Cinema in Washington, DC.  It was the most compelling and accurate portrayal of the organization that I have seen.  Many have sought to demonize the young Black activists and their efforts have gone largely unrecognized.  The documentary is a collection of news clips and interviews with authentic voices. It puts to rest the contention that the Black Panther Party was a terrorist organization and/or a hate group. I

Often, when we discuss the African freedom struggles during the 1960s and 1970s, the discussion centers around the struggles, achievements, and people who were active in the Civil Rights Movement. During the same time, there were many other movements. One was the Black Power Movement. A number of leaders in that movement remain unsung heroes. In the following articles I will present twelve (12) African Americans Leaders in two parts. The first part will be a summary of their organization. The se

“ORGANIZING IS A PROCESS, NOT AN EVENT"

“ORGANIZING IS A PROCESS, NOT AN EVENT”

Baba Amefika D. Geuka

A Black Paper

September 20, 2015

"EVENT" Defined:

An important occasion; an incident; an activity or one of a series of activities. NIWPD*

"PROCESS" Defined:

A set of actions; a system marked by gradual changes that lead toward a particular result.  Websters

 "SYSTEM" Defined:

A group or arrangement of parts, facts, etc. that relate to or interact with each other; a group of logically related facts, be

• Affirmative Action Returns to the U.S. Supreme Court
• Black Conservatives Join Supreme Court Legal Brief Demanding End to Race-Based University Admissions
• Schools Accused of Trampling Constitution for Politically-Correct Diversity Goals
• U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Same Racial Preferences Case Twice in Almost Two Years

 Project 21, a leader in the promotion of black conservative public policy opinion and activism, has joined a new legal brief to the U.S. Supreme Court opposing racial preferences

by Amefika D. Geuka • June 11, 2015

www.iamoneofthemillion.com

Listening to conscious black talk radio programs as I often do, I am struck by the frequency with which callers, and occasionally even the guests, make statements about what “we” need to do about some issue of concern to black people. Invariably, actions they call for would require that “we” be organized as a prerequisite to any potential success; thus my question: How do “we” expect to accomplish anything that requires “us” to become

Ferguson, Missouri - One Year Later

by Charles E. Campbell, Founder & CEO of The Quiet Resolution, TQR, Inc.

8/10/15

A clear example of Black Leadership Failure at every level one year later after the murder of Michael Brown.  From The White House of President Obama and his Administration to Black Mayors, Black Preachers and Black Organizations, who have done nothing to address the "Apartheid-like" conditions under which Black African Americans live in America in 2015.

WHO SHOULD JOIN THE OMCBV&C?

YOU should join if…:

• You are still ‘Black-and-Proud,’ and still ‘Say it Loud!’You still love Black people, and love yourself being Black;

• You are a black male who understands the gender role of a responsible Black Man;

• You are a black female who understands the gender role of a responsible Black Woman;

• You are a black senior citizen who is “sick-and-tired-of-being-sick-and-tired!”

• You are a black senior citizen who is fed-up with having…“been down so long, that gettin’ up

Africans,

If we are to win Black Power in MertoEast in Saint Louis, Missouri, we must deal with the issue of crime there. I have decided to go for it. I need your feedback and input. I think this is the right approach is for no other reason that it is unavoidable. Every time I deal with Brooklyn or Washington Park, I am confronted with corruption and prostitution. I have concluded that prostitution is at the root of nearly all of our social problems in the African community, out of wedlock childb

Contrary to the refrain from the tragic Ferguson, Mo., shooting of Michael Brown, we know that keeping your hands up does not mean you will not be shot. Assata Shakur had her hands up when she was shot on the New Jersey turnpike by a State Trooper, Oscar Grant was laying face down on a subway platform when he was shot in the back by a Bay Area Transit cop, Sean Bell was executed in a hail of bullets by a half dozen N.Y. city cops while sitting in a car, and Trayvon Martin fought to defend himsel

HEREIN ARE ANSWERS TO PONDER

FOR THOSE WHO SEEK THE GOD’S TRUTH

BECAUSE GOD’s WORD AND HIS SALVATION ARE NOT FOUND IN THE CHURCH!

October 27, 2014

I have so much to share that I really do not know where to begin.  Right or wrong, I will start by saying that “Cheryl” did great by posting “Africans and their obsession with other people's religion”.  I do not know “Cheryl” and never heard of her, and I don’t yet know what all she believes.   Nevertheless, the information she brought forward is right on

Chicago Tribune say candidate Jimmy Lee Tillman, II "aligns with the GOP as the party that ended slavery and desegregated public schools." and "...would be African-Americans' voice in the majority in the US House"

Chicago Tribune 2014 endorsements

Democratic Rep. Bobby Rush, who has been in office since 1993, isn't much of a presence in the district or on Capitol Hill. He took a leave of absence to deal with his wife's illness, no doubt a big reason he missed more than a third of votes in 2013. Bu

Dear Ms. Washington: