-- Dwight David Eisenhower, 1954
The Conservative Brotherhood is a group of African American writers whose politics are on the right hand side of the political spectrum. Expanding the dialog beyond traditional boundaries, they seek to contribute to a greater understanding of African Americans and America itself through advocacy and commentary.
Vision Circle is a group blog established to confront and constructively deal with the complexities of African American culture and politics from a Progressive and Old School perspective.
The Race Man's
Home Companion
The Race Man's Home Companion is an exposition of my own evolved positions
on the important questions regarding race and identity in America. I
have taken a great deal of time in arriving at these positions because
of what I interpret as an historical imperative for my generation, and
because of my own experience and personality. This investigation has
gone far beyond what I have required for my own individual achievement
and has resulted in a body of knowlege which I beleive stands as a lesson
for all Americans. My aim is to improve the quality of public citizenship
in this nation.
Journal of WW3
My first warblogging, before I had blog technology. Focus on Afghanistan
and defense of Civil Liberties. September through November 2001.
Interview with the
Boohab
A multi-way interview with the regulars of Cafe Utne, Slate, Gravity &
Salon's Table Talk. The subject is race and the internet and what are
the experiences of a black man (me) creating a personna (boohab) whose
sole function is to 'stir up trouble' as an internet activist & gadfly
talking about race for years with hundreds of people from all different
backgrounds.
The Neighborhood
Project
Publicizing this information helps people get a feel for the actual
depth of the diversity of African America. It has only been about 12 years
since most folks were seriously questioning the myth of the monolithic
black community. There is still not a clear recognition about what that
diversity is.
The SCAA FAQ
Frequently asked questions frome the soc.culture.african.american USENET
group. Collected during the good old days, 1993-1996.
The Kwanzaa Reference
34 essays, political cartoons and interactive comments on the history and controversy
surrounding Kwanzaa and its meaning and celebration in the US. 2002-2006