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Featuring Ice Cube.
Ice Cube Talks 'Contract With Black America': It's About 'Getting What We Deserve In This Country'
Ice Cube Talks 'Contract With Black America': It's About 'Getting What We Deserve In This Country'
Posted by Roland Martin on Sunday, August 9, 2020
World Entertainment
~The Ni#%a Factory part 1~
Posted by African Diaspora on Friday, November 2, 2018
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http://https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=290490832101389
A lot of these instances where people are being “cancelled” we are missing the opportunity to find out WHY these people think or act the way they did. Instead of CANCELLING, we should be COUNSELING!! #TeamDL A little note from The GED Section
Posted by D.L. Hughley on Thursday, July 16, 2020
National News
http://https://www.facebook.com/CNNReplay/videos/280707426412259/?t=64
'change is about to happen,' says Samuel L Jackson
"In my mind it feels like change is about to happen," says Samuel L Jackson."There are institutions that need to be blown up that have not been blown up since the inception of captured people coming to this country," he adds, speaking metaphorically on the changes needed.
Posted by CNN Replay on Monday, June 8, 2020
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Angela Davis and Jane Elliot – a dynamic force to cast reckoning forward. (Source: YOUTUBE.COM)
Global News
What it’s like to be a man of color in America. Directed and Executive Produced by former CNN and FOX journalist, Kayla Rodgers, Black Men Mental Health is a 4-part docuseries about the current mental health status of Black Men In America. A host of Black Men from the community are featured, sharing their experiences of living in today’s society.
Global News
Dave said the “streets are talking” and that is enough!
World Entertainment
Bonnie Pointer of the Pointer Sisters has died this Monday morning, June 8, 2020. Bonnie was 69 years of age. She, along with her sisters were a fabulous pop/soul/rhythm & blues culture group of the 70’s. Ms. Pointer died of cardiac arrest in Los Angeles.
The Pointer sisters produced amazing music. They were a quartet with their own distinctive sound and style. They made statements with their music and dress, which was birthed out of rebellion to their strict religious upbringing.
Rest in Peace Bonnie Pointer.
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Watch Andra Day and Common make a difference in the lives of these Baltimore students.