Showing posts with label race. Show all posts
Showing posts with label race. Show all posts

Sunday, August 31, 2014

196: Michael Spurlock

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Topics: The Yahoo draft crash, cop puts his gun in a man's mouth, West Point brawl, restaurant fails health inspection twice, Ivy League professor's racial tweet, Pres. Obama's tan suit, Ferguson police sued, cop takes teen back to school shopping, SisQo's back in the limelight, Drake's reaction to Nikki's lap dance, nail polish vs. date rape, Texas A&M wins fans free furniture, Martin: In Search Of...Martin, Rebelution, Disney acquires Marvel, The DEFinition, The Cookout, Stone Cold Rhymin', Super Mario Bros Show, Carlos Danger

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Tuesday, June 24, 2014

178: Good Rev. Peter North

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Topics: Black Astronauts Podcast; Morality debate; Things white people say by Black people; Rev. HIV; Insecure white woman; Cop killing backfires; juice box dangers; Break up is an earworm; Transformers: revenge if the fallen; MJ's death; White chicks; PROBATE!!; Da real world; It's real; Funkdafied; Get up on it; Dinosaurs ends; Batman; Honey, I shrunk the kids;Karate kid; Purple rain

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Monday, March 24, 2014

Doctor AbrACEive Show Episode 152: Facebook Official

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Topics: Birthday sex, Good side bad side, Let's talk about it, Tonight, Finally,  Above the rim, Quantum leap debuts, Social media friends and relationships, Black women & college

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Thursday, January 23, 2014

End Conservative Mississippi

So, I'm driving to work listening to a podcast as I am one to do when the men of the 3 Guys On Podcast began discussing some lawmaker that made some rather amusing remarks about hip hop, torture, and religion. I laugh my way through the commentary as the crew breaks down the points and rhetoric spewing from the mouth of this punch drunk conservative jerk. I had to back up the discussion so that I could catch the name of the culprit, and lo and behold, there was his name. My target was none other than Mississippi State Senator Christopher "I Do This Shit for Jesus" McDaniel.

McDaniel feels that the new influx of hip hop in Canada is reason for the rise in gun violence there. In his unwarranted opinion, the morally bankrupt culture of hip hop is cause for devChiant behavior and ridding ourselves of this menace would do all of us much a much needed favor. Torture is also a favored method of interrogation that leads to valuable information according to the Mr. C. McD. He also dropped his pipe bomb on religion in school and poverty's relationship to crime.

My people of Mississippi, I need for you to get out and make moves to get these ignorant muthafuckers out of office. This Tea Party rep is vying for a spot in the US Senate currently. Are we going to let this shit happen? I hope not. This conservative, religious fed agenda has ruled the state of Mississippi for years and all it has led to is a state of poor, unhealthy, and uneducated people. Don't let your pride in your birth state blind you from this truth. The wealthy minority is exploiting us all in the name of that pride.

I see people like Chris McDaniel and can't help but think that they enjoyed what they deemed the fringe of life during their youth. Now that it is beneficial to them, they can shun that very fringe. McDaniel is 41 which means he was enduring his collegiate years during the rise of NWA, West Coast Rap, Miami Bass, and the conscious rap movement of the East Coast. From my life experience, it is hard for me to believe that he wasn't caught in that wave. Because contrary to what he wants us to believe, mainstream America drove these hip hop advances not middle to low income Blacks or these niggas they paint us to be. Our dollar is strong, but not that strong. Although he did say it's not about race, that's just a pump fake to get the ball to the hole.
2 Chainz hip hoppin ass did a show for Mississippi State students. Look at those white faces in the crowd

Side note: Hip hop is such an obvious predecessor to gun violence, but where was it when Dr. King, Medgar Evers, JFK, hell even Abraham Lincoln were gunned down. Man has sought to solve problems by gun since the creation of the tool. Didn't Smith & Wesson win the West? Or was that Kool Moe Dee?

I could go on for all day but the tale of the tape goes:


  • Name: Christopher McDaniel
  • Born: June 1972
  • Hometown: Laurel, MS
  • Education: Jones JC, William Carey, U of Mississippi School of Law
My unwarranted opinion is McDaniel is one of those salty ass residents of the many Mississippi towns that now have an overwhelming presence of Blacks. They feel that us Blacks are devaluing the land that they once cherished as pillars in white Mississippi. To that I say, fuck you and your pillar.

Monday, August 5, 2013

DA Show Episode 92: Spank Bank

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Topics

Black people don't work
I am suspicious
Wedding crying
The Spank Bank
Bernie Mac RIP
Isaac Hayes RIP
Gregory Hines RIP
LL in horror movies
Da Game Is To be Sold, Not To Be Told
Yo! MTV Raps
Meteor Man (MoW)
Straight Outta Compton (AoW)
RATUW: @istalk_midgets
Personal freedom
Great customer service
Simps

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Sunday, August 4, 2013

I AM Suspicious

Sitting in my car listening to a podcast yesterday, I did not know that there was a chance that I could have been pegged as some sort of shady individual. I learned that's just what happened when I returned from my break. It was said that one of the employees returning from lunch noticed a suspicious looking Black man sitting in a car listening to loud music. She was then advised to inform security. Facing the accuser, I had to make the decision to give her the "not all Black people are suspicious" talk or let it go. I chose the latter for no other reason that it wouldn't meant shit to her. She's white, has plans to become a doctor, is young, and most of all is white. Not only that, I was at work, and there's really no reason to raise the racial tension more than its normal high level.

Today, less than 24 hours later, I can't help but feel angry. Dancing around in my head are the words of Don Lemon, Bill O'Reilly, Geraldo, and other experts on what Black people need to do to better themselves. The facts are that I was sitting in the parking lot of my employer on my lunch break in my car listening to one of my favorite podcasters to unwind from a job that causes me all types of mental stress. The podcast, by the way, contained no music. So what was suspicious? What was I doing that would cause a threat to people? Would I be as suspicious if I was white? So Mr. Lemon and friends, I ask what should I have done to avoid the wary eye of a young white woman? My car is Toyota Camry with no bells and whistles. My company's dress code requires me to wear a shirt and tie at the minimum; a sports coat is suggested. No hoodies, no rims, no loud bumping music, no littering. Still suspicious though.

*pause Cee Lo is speaking on Fighting* 

Any way, I'm about to be 33, and I've lived over half my life conscious of the fact that how I carry myself is more important than my white peers. Which is funny, when I hear people try to down play Trayvon Martin's awareness of racial implications in the events that  led to his death on the grounds that he was 17. My classmates and I can say with little doubt that we have been aware of race relations since the age of 12 or so. Many other Blacks can attest to the same. With that knowledge, imagine if some authority was to approach me while sitting in my car. Would I be wrong to come off as agitated given these factors? Does this agitation lead to me being detained? Arrested even? Does my car get searched? All this for living while Black.

I'm not mad at the young lady that made this observation. I find it funny that she felt relieved at the thought that it was not me, something that I have not addressed. The Black employees found the whole situation amusingly disturbing. I know they are fully in tuned to the undertone. That undertone is what angers me. The fact that suspicion doesn't have any associated action but consistently has a skin color, a race. I am upset that society has painted people like me as less than people in situations that they seem to be out of place. What the fuck did we do? I guess the simple answer is to stop being Black and cease to exist. I wish her no ill will because for the rest of her life "those niggas" will just be suspicious folk to report to someone. Society has deemed that to be the fact.

Black people don't need to do shit. You privileged muthafuckas need to accept people that don't look like you. Until you can accept that, we don't want to hear your Black Improvement agenda. The same goes for the righteous Blacks that give out "tough love". Take that shit and shove it up your tight ass. 

Friday, June 7, 2013

Doctor AbrACEive Show Episode 75: Ikea'self

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RKO out of nowhere
Where is Orlova?
The Purge
LeBron's headband
In love with a stripper
Mother-daughter porn duo
Ghost hunting dad
Mile high masturbation
Race debate

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Saturday, March 9, 2013

Sit Yo Old Ass Down

When I was younger, older ladies would encourage me in other ways...like taking me to revivals, showing me how to apply foundation and even praised me for wearing a slip. Nowadays older women aren't doing those things.

Rose colored glasses. The hustle is to believe that in the Black experience, the past is far greater than the present. Everything that came before us must be revered and carried forward. Where would we be if it wasn't for the honorable people that came before us? All of your elders deserve nothing but the utmost respect and praise for being so brave. Even in our own lifetime, our youth is far greater than that of those that came after us.

Let's see....

From the inception of this great country, Blacks have been considered nothing more than property. Only when it was figured that it could help increase representation in government was the idea of counting my people as people even considered. Let's not forget that this also meant that the Black family was less than a joke in the minds of American culture.

So while white America was out running the race of life, Blacks were cleaning the restrooms and working the concession stands. Never mind the fact that we may have been the best equipped to run within 50 sq. miles of the track.

Blacks are freed, but are they really free? "Here, Nigga, you can get out there and run too. We're not going to restart the race for you. Haha. Oh and you have to get down to the track through this crowd of spectators who don't care that you are not the working staff anymore. Before you go, get me some more iced tea."

After some time has passed, we're on the track. The race has started so long ago that it's virtually impossible to catch up with the leaders without cutting some corners. A few determined individuals jump out the block trying to catch the front runner. One thing, it's a hurdling event when they've been training for a long distance sprint. Others decide that it's too futile to even try to win the race and create their own event that only they win.

That analogy is only for those who cannot relate to the reason why it's hard for Blacks, as a whole, to compete with the Jones's.

Now for you Blacks who know this:

How are you going to act like broken families are new? How dare you act like niggas coonin' it up is new? Over the course of time, you have forgotten about the scum of Black society only to remember the golden images. So you don't remember that not all of your aunts and uncles share the same mother and father? Oh it doesn't matter because Big Mama always found a way to feed her kids. Ya'll niggas acting like you all came from the greatest of beginnings when the fact is that you came from the most modest of roots. You made it out, but how many of your peers can say the same? 25%? 50%?

Just because you have grown up and shed the immature nature of being young doesn't mean that all young people need to do the same. Let the youngsters listen to their music, wear their fashion, and make their way in this world that already will not respect them just because they are Black. You did the same damn thing when you were their age. Guess what, our elders did too. Blaxploitation (Blacks seem to cherish this genre) is not a suggestion of Black culture in the 70's as much as it is a parody of the culture; it also was not a favorite of the Black progressive movement.

Not every Black was marching with Martin, sitting with Rosa, and following Malcolm. Some of those niggas were sitting home talking shit and being content with life they had, and yes some of them are still alive. They will tell you all the good stories about how they overcame the oppression dealt to Blacks.

Open your damn eyes and take of them damn rose colored glasses. Shit's been fucked up.

Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Doctor AbrACEive Show Episode 22B: #LameAsHell




It's the guys turn to weigh in on the topics of the week. Joining the show are Mr. Wash and Mike Mims.

Intros
American Gangster
Around The Horn
Jam Master Jay
Niggas with Guns
Ma$e - Harlem World
Keith Sweat the Greatest
Positive K
Worst Rap Name
X-Men inconsistent
Superhero movies
Bill Clinton...
If Obama did that
Convenient pussy
There it goes!!!
Ratchet Twitter User: @2muchDattNigga
Martin episode of the week: The Night He Came Home
Strip club stories
Democrats' slavish hold on Blacks
He needs some mo' pussy & weed
#LameAsHell
Kicked off a train
Care packages
Not knowing what you want
Riding with logos
Lost keys
Shout outs

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Monday, June 16, 2008

Campaign '08

Baby Mama? You have got to be kidding me, right? I'm not going to say what prestigious institutes this woman can claim as her Alma mater. The point that was so clear to me is that it is only June, and this the early stage of the campaign. It will only get worse. It's not that I feel sympathy for Obama, because this comes with the territory. It's due to his past affiliations that makes him an easier target, contrary to popular belief which says that a middle age White man is easier. No, it's easier to target him without controversy, which is also screwed up.

When I saw this headline, my initial thought was that this country is full of damn hypocrites. So someone tell me which is the greater evil: a man rules a country with an iron fist and discourages his opposition by murdering those that threaten his reign, or a country of people, who when faced by credible opposition, rather than clarify their points of view find ways to discredit and demean the opponent until he/she quits or becomes overwhelmed by popular opinion. If that was too long of a sentence for you: Saddam at any point in his life or the US Government in 2003. I'm not just talking out the side of my face either. Working for a retailer in a time of slow economic growth and growing up in Mississippi, I've learned a little about politics the old fashion way.

You have a worker, who is not performing to the standards that you deem essential, but they are performing. You have an outsider who may or may not be better. You begin to enforce rules that you've never enforced in an attempt to catch your employee messing up. Next, you give that employee task you would never ask anyone else to do. If that person is hourly, you cut back on hours. If salary, increase them. Somewhere that person will quit. That's siege and surrender.

I've heard that the greatness of the United States is that anyone can be a rags to riches story; to that I say if this country is so great, why are there people in rags? The opposition may point to the fact that some are lazy and others can't realize their actual potential. This may be the truth, but alas sometimes the easy way is the best option. Sometimes it is far better to take 9 to 5 at the lumber yard with no insurance when you are more than capable of obtaining an engineering degree.

Here's a better illustration of my point for those who may not understand. Take the Boston Marathon; each year contest participate in this run. There are those that know they can't win but will still run. There are others that believe they are unbeatable. Everyone has his/her opportunity to win; this is America. Not quite. Imagine another group of contestants similar to the first, put them 10 miles away from the start line with no directions to reach the starting line much less the finish. Instruct them that they must cross first to be winner but the race started an hour ago. Would you run?


I can't be mad at those that use tactics to discourage others; it's the nature of competition. For me to say that I've NEVER tried to attack someone in the name of winning would be an utter lie. Who concedes before anything is decided when he/she feels that no one else is better?

Hell, I can say that internally I've hated on a person when I knew I wasn't the best. That sickness of envy is contagious. I do my best to overcome it when I'm coming down with another spell. I'm glad there are those that tell me when I've went too far with envy. How many people at Fox News can say the same?