Nina Damn Simone!
That Is All!
Looting
Uprising
Rioting
Baltimore, no matter what we label the actions in Maryland this week, this wouldn’t have happened if the moral code of the world was deemed superior to the so called law enforcement code. Who are the laws built to protect? Apparently not Tamir Rice, Walter Scott, Trayvon, Mike Brown, and everyone else that was murdered just because they bumped into the wrong police officer at the wrong time?
Freddie, shouldn’t be dead and his twin sister shouldn’t be giving interviews. Oh, and to the conservatives who investigated Freddie Gray’s criminal record, you yourself wanted and needed validation of your own racism and bigotry. If your relative was murdered by policeman, the LAST thing I would do would be to pull up their criminal records.
The officers that were the same nationality of Freddie Gray are lower than dirt for what they watched and took place in to cause the “Uprising” and lynching of Freddie are worse than George Zimmerman. Someone could have saved Freddie’s life. These people are upset the law has failed them repeatedly. How many more men and marches are we going to have this year. It is May 1,2015 and we are not getting the national support or confidence that this will change. Black men will keep running, because even if they run or not, they still may end up dead from a police lynching, like Eric Garner and now Freddie Gray.
You either hate Kelis or love Kelis.
Kelis is an acquired taste, that can’t be categorized by one and only musical genre, her stylized almost rapping, raspy lower octave voice, and her distinctive beat riding is her sound and of course gained her fame, and a hit song, “Bossy.”
Kelis has a fashion peculiarity about her, that at times comes under scrutiny. Her voice is mocked at times, and even some fool put her on a list as one of the “Ugliest Women List” which is simply not true.
Kelis is of African-American, Chinese, and Puerto Rican descent and her eyes and her soybean colored skin, is unique but exotic beautiful.
Her creativity and her fashion accessorizes her confident and unyielding ability to still have faith that her record career, will eventually earn another Grammy Nomination. Maybe it this time for Kelis she can prove her naysayers wrong?
Maybe
Kelis surprisingly is a professional chef, and recently attempted to live a low-key life professional life, but her personal life could never leave mainstream media.
She constantly has suffered backlash in the spotlight, for her divorce.
Kelis the chef, enlisted her own recipes as her track list for her new release “FOOD.” The author has also landed her own television show on “Saucy & Sweet” that is currently on The Food Channel, but also is accessible for personal viewing on-line. Kelis never embodied many octaves, in her raspy and often criticized voice.
She however utilized her fashion exploration and personal marriage drama to stay in the limelight. Even if it was bad press, that press apparently became beneficial to her new-found success.
Here is a live performance sponsored by Morning Comes Eclectic of her new single, “
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My goal is to live as if our only option is peace. We must not be afraid to fight for what is right. If the message is painful to hear by the guilty so they must silence you. Malcolm X spent his last years constantly in fear for his family, but knew he had a message for his people.
Some of Malcolm’s Muslim brothers didn’t approve of unification and embracing all races. Malcolm lived looking over his shoulder and outside of his window. Malcolm X foreshadowed his own demise and he wasn’t wrong. We must look at the state of the world we are living in, that message of inner strength and self-pride is mandatory.
We have forgotten that we have other options in this world. We don’t have to hate and we don’t have to kill our own men. Who are you helping when you take a father from his son? Love your brothers no matter what color they represent. You must “respect the blood” of the activist that made it possible for your freedom and integration. GRAPHIC FOOTAGE
The people who are supposed to protect you will be the first to end your life, and get angry when a police man does it. It is awful when a police murders us and it is irresponsible. Say what you will, but the only difference from George Zimmerman and the killers of our people in Chiraq is the color of their skin.
“I deeply regret my insensitive comment. I didn’t know the meaning and would never intentionally use hurtful language. I sincerely apologize…”
As a representative for the Jigaboo’s, I will accept your heart felt apology!
However, I will need a couple of items from you, before I accept your apology and your Jim Crow thinking.
You can ship these items first class to my Cotton Field.
4 watermelons
6 opossum pies
3 boxes of black shoe polish
5 bags of fried chicken seasoning
9 field hand sleeve warmers
If you think for one second that I am nice enough to forgive your actions and your disrespect, you have never read any page on my site.
If you didn’t know what the word “Jigaboo” meant, why did you use the word?
What were you attempting to describe, in regards to her music?
So, for our race relations and historical purposes you shouldn’t be fired, fire that black man who laughed.
You should be locked in a room and forced to listen to 15 hours of Negro Spirituals while “Book Of Negroes” and “Roots” plays on repeat!
That would be only the beginning of forgiveness for using that word.
Just Bamboozled!
600’s LA Capone’s Mom Reflects On His Short Life***messymandella***We Gotta Keep Them Alive…***messymandella***
Poor Baby! He was programmed to rep “600” and that actually will be his claim to fame, as the churches are packed with mourners, men and women, and gangs. They will be taking pictures while they are wearing his t-shirts. They are going to cry, rep and sing to the high heavens. Yes, they are going to leave the church, which at a gang funeral is also a war zone…
Be prepared, more gang mayhem and casket preparation is right around the corner. The gang members from “600” hopefully the leader of “600” will make sure that his family eats for the rest of their lives!
Yeah, Right as soon as that casket drops it will be “back to trapping” and destroying the neighborhood.
Every time a gang member succumbs to violence, it just breaks the backs of everyone that risk their lives to keep us alive during the Civil Rights Movements.
Yes, this man could have made it to the top of the rap game, but so could have Lil Snupe, Lil JoJo, and rapper Lil Fat.
Sadly, It it highly unlikely that everyone at that funeral will be alive, this time next year.
Sometimes it feels like I am suffocating around ignorance. What is wrong with our people?
Why are we preparing children to only leave a small ill-gotten legacy?
Most of these men are raised by single moms that have to work, because the dad is either incarcerated, or just doesn’t give a damn.
It is not LA’ Capone’s fault that he will be a “Could he have made it?” rapper added to the roster. He just like other youth that perpetuate and mimic the glamorization of Gangs. No one will speak up against the violence; that is a part of the Hip Hop Movement.
Davey D, a prolific blogger utilized his truth and love for his people to decrease violence in Hip- Hop. He catered to articles similar to Jean Grae, Bahamadia, and De La Soul. These artist have been pushed off the charts to d-listed status.
God, it is more convenient, yes a hell of a lot easier to just sweep the violence under the rug, if you can get a hip hop deal. Approximately every five gang affiliated rappers give you all their violent capabilities. In any 3 minute song, you will be introduced to their gang location, set information, gang sign, and the proud admiration for becoming a gang member. What the hell are you proud of anyway? I understand that once you are in, you have to die or relocate to leave. I also understand that when that light bill due and mom needs food on that table, you men were forced to be a son and husband figure, before your time. Now as you evolved and witnessed so much death, what advice would you give your grandchild that decided he wanted “in the life?”
I apologize for LA’ Capone not having a lucrative rap career, but Hip Hop and gangs are now one in the same largely through media perception, and our thriving community. Most of your favorite rappers are in gangs. It is a request that should be discussed before it is too late. Gangs are not disappearing but why not have an age recruitment policy? Why can’t we promise their moms that their sons will make it to puberty? Please, I beg of all gang affiliates, please leave the children out of harm’s way. Why not wait until they are at least 17? The gangs are too powerful to fight at this point, but leave children out of the equation. I beg for our urban communities as a whole, keep our kids safe!
Sleep In Peace! You never had a chance to make it out of the ghetto and crime. People can not help were they reside, but you can strive to be better. These neighborhoods are make shift prisons for children and the elderly.These people are too scared that “BDK” may have a beef, and if they speak up they will loose their life to stray bullets full of hatred and racial stereotypes. He was a still a baby. He didn’t get a chance to leave his neighborhood, or feed his family LEGALLY. I hope his family finds peace. I hope that we get past this genocide one day…A damn Shame. Martin Luther King Jr, and Malcom X died for this? Typing through tears…
He
Was
A
Beautiful Black Baby Boy!
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September 27, 2016
Categories: Music and What Not . Tags: Adolf Hitler, Advisory board, African American, African-American Civil Rights Movement (1955–1968), Anaheim, Annie (musical), Atlanta, Bank robbery, Bill O'Reilly (political commentator), Bomb disposal, California, Chase (bank), Christmas, Gio's, Italian cuisine, Jr., Martin Luther King, Movie theater, Nobel Peace Prize, Santa Claus, Sony, Young Jeezy . Author: messymandella . Comments: Leave a comment