Posts Tagged ‘african-american’
What a Girl Wants: Dr. Ben Carson
What a Girl Wants: Dr. Ben Carson By Faith Falise Let it be known-I have had a crush on Dr. Carson for just about 20 years now. I am from a gritty drug-infested suburb outside of Baltimore so I have been privy to seeing Dr. Carson’s mind bending medical feats reported on the local news channel since my early 20’s. And, after hearing him so eloquently speak at a recent charity event in Columbia, South Carolina, I am even more firmly convinced that he deserves my adoration—or at the very least my fawning and reverent homage. But, all this recent hullabaloo over Dr. Carson has me wondering why—why do Dr. Carson’s words now strike such an inspirational chord with so many other Americans as well? Why has my secret intellectual crush gone viral? For [...]
Taxpayers Helped Reduce African American Population by 25%
Taxpayers Helped Reduce African American Population by 25%: Nearly $62K to Planned Parenthood EVERY HOUR Kills Black Babies Disproportionately to Others Guest Op-Ed By Bethany Blankley In light of Planned Parenthood’s roots in racism and eugenics, it could not be more ironic for the organization to have had a black president speak at its national conference this year. In April, President Obama said, “The fact is, after decades of progress, there’s still those who want to turn back the clock to policies more suited to the 1950s than the 21st century. And they’ve been involved in an orchestrated and historic effort to roll back basic rights when it comes to women’s health.” To what policies could he be referring? The ones of Planned Parenthood’s founder, who [...]
Is MSM ignoring Race Violence in Virginia Beach?
Is MSM ignoring Race Violence in Virginia Beach? Is it because they fear being called racist in this politically correct world? Reporters at all the local media in Virginia Beach had trouble describing what happened over the weekend when 40,000 black people descended on their town for a party. Their audiences, however, did not. Daniel Johnson was one of dozens of people who had no trouble describing the lawbreakers and the chaos, danger, thefts, violence and lawlessness they brought to Virginia Beach as part of College Beach Week 2013. A time when black students could “blow off some steam” before final exams. The readers and viewers offered eyewitness accounts that local media could not, or would not, present. “Because it was a group of young black college people everyone is [...]
List of 100 Black Conservative Blogs and Websites
Here is a list of Black Conservative Blogs and Websites A Bold Conservative Digest African American Conservatives Alan Keyes American Civil Rights Institute Angela McGlowan Another Black Conservative Arlenearmy's Blog Armstrong Williams Baldilocks Black & Right Black And Red Black Conservative Political Action Black Conservative Thought, Yahoo! usergroup Black Conservatives, Yahoo! usergroup Black Quill And Ink Blackeconomics.org Blacknright's Weblog Booker Rising Booker T. Washington Inspirational Speakers - done by Booker's great-granddaughter Booker T. Washington Society Brotherhood Organization for a New Destiny (BOND) Ben Carson Carol M. Swain Center For Neighborhood Enterprise Character Corner Charles Payne Christian [...]
Obama the President for everyone except Black people
Obama the President for everyone except Black people by Kevin Johnson As President Barack Obama begins his second term, there is something noticeably different about his new cabinet - the absence of African-American leaders and advisors. The Congressional Black Caucus chair, Rep. Marcia Fudge of Ohio recently sent the president a letter stating, “You have publicly expressed your commitment to retaining diversity within your cabinet. However, the people you have chosen to appoint in this new term have hardly been reflective of this country’s diversity.” When one compares President Obama to his predecessors, the decrease in African-American appointments is astounding. In American presidential history, President William Jefferson Clinton has been, by far, the most [...]
Echoes of CPAC – A Politisite Interview with Ken Blackwell
Now that the 2013 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) is almost a month past, this might be a good time for Politisite readers to hear some of the more personal perspectives that were offered by some prominent CPAC attendees. Over the next week or so, I’ll post some of the interviews that were conducted at CPAC over March 14th-16th. Our second Politisite – ”Echoes of CPAC” interview will be with Ken Blackwell, former Ohio Secretary of State and now a Senior Fellow at the Family Research Council. NOTE: This interview was conducted just a few days before the Republican National Committee released its "Growth & Opportunity Report." By Kevin Williams KW: As far as where we are going from the 2012 Elections, as far as diversity within in the [...]
Why are Liberals Afraid of Black Conservatives?
Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman are heros. Their strength and conviction to free blacks from slavery are a testament to what happens when individuals think more of their community than themselves and are willing to risk everything for a cause greater than themselves. In comparison, modern black “leaders” like Jesse Jackson Jr. and Al Sharpton are tiny and self-serving. They don’t serve black Americans or champion freedom and liberty for all. They champion liberal politics and ideology, and that’s odd; liberals want to see blacks tucked neatly into the roles of their design. Liberals can’t abide a black person who leaves the black plantation of poverty and handouts to stand on his own two feet; they treat with contempt a black man who turns his back on their free [...]
BET Founder: USA ‘Would Never Tolerate White Unemployment at 14 or 15 Percent’
So why do we tolerate (and Re-elect a President) when Black unemployment is at 13.8% Black Entertainment Television (BET) founder Bob Johnson said Tuesday that the nation would “never tolerate white unemployment at 14 or 15 percent” and yet unemployment for the black community has been double that of white Americans for over 50 years. “This country would never tolerate white unemployment at 14 and 15 percent. No one would ever stay in office at 14 or 15 percent unemployment in this nation, but we’ve had that double unemployment for over 50 years,” Johnson said while speaking at the National Press Club about the gap between whites and blacks in America. Read more BET Founder: CNS News.
Have you met Colion Noir yet?
Here is an excellent blog to check out - - Girls Guide to Guns Have you met Mr.ColionNoir yet? If not, shove off that digital rock you have been hiding under and check out this man’s work. At Girl’s Guide to Guns, we like to break the mold and shake things up a bit. That is one reason we think so highly of Colion – he demonstrates that the face of the American gun owner is changing. We are diverse, we are young and we cherish our Second Amendment freedom. Admittedly, dudes rarely land on the front page of Girl’s Guide to Guns, but Colion has become a friend in this effort to stand for our 2A rights and I am proud to name him as the first guy to grace the featured article space of this site. I think you will be pretty impressed with his work. Check it out: via Have [...]
Black History, The NRA and the Second Amendment
The following article summary was first Published on February 5, 2003 by John Bender in the Ether Zone February is Black History Month. In keeping with the spirit and intent of celebrating Black history, we will examine some Black history that the liberal media and others in the anti-civil rights establishment don’t want remembered. Several people have done a splendid job of documenting the racist history of gun control laws. But there is little being written about the role guns played in securing the victories Blacks achieved in the civil rights movement of the 1960s. This month we will examine some of the cases where Blacks used their Second Amendment right to own and carry guns to advance the cause of securing their other civil rights. In Monroe, North Carolina, in 1958, Mr. [...]
