Awkward Black Girl: Sparking A New Renaissance

Awkward Black Girl: Sparking A New Renaissance

The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl ended its first season last week, disappointing throngs of viewers across the globe that — finally — got a …

 

Brain Reactions

Brain Reactions

Who knows how it sticks? You know, out of the many articles and literary stimulants gazed upon, how is it determined which one stands out above …

 

Pimpin’ The Racial Narrative

Pimpin’ The Racial Narrative

Another recently penned piece by yours truly for Clutch Magazine. The racial motif gone awry… As far as racial discussions go, it’s generally same ol, …

 

Does Feminism Scare Black Men?

Does Feminism Scare Black Men?

My latest piece over at Clutch Magazine. Enjoy, cogitate over it, discuss among yourselves. This is a pertinent issue that tends to attract more polemics …

 

Quantifying Our Days Away

Quantifying Our Days Away

They call us chronic loggers: those who focus on writing down caloric intake, logging miles when exercising or tracking hours when honing a hobby or …

 

Chairman Fred and Jay-Z: Bridging the Chasm

Chairman Fred and Jay-Z: Bridging the Chasm

Yesterday was an important day in the time continuum of the American Black. The laity of said group will be shouting from the top of …

 

That’s Just Indian In My Family

That’s Just Indian In My Family

Here is my latest piece at Clutch Magazine. It’s on a subject that hopefully will gain longer legs: the penchant for Black people to blithely …

 

Bishop Eddie Long Is Hardly The Main Issue

Bishop Eddie Long Is Hardly The Main Issue

In a strange twist of events over the last 4,000 or so odd years (assuming you believe in the genealogy of the Bible), humans have …

 

AIDS in the Black Community: What’s the Hold-Up?

AIDS in the Black Community: What’s the Hold-Up?

AIDS in the African American community has seemingly lost its luster. Despite the concentration and growth of AIDS among African Americans, improvements have been limp. …

 

Black Pathology, Afro-Latinos and Ebonics

Black Pathology, Afro-Latinos and Ebonics

Three of my columns published today (Clutch Magazine and Beyond The Scoreboard) that explore vastly different – but relevant and connected – aspects of Black …