We’re Reaching For Equality While They’re Reaching For Supremacy -Tommy Sotomayor This 3 part video series was just suppose to be about the Republican Convention talk back in September and views were being shared between TJ Sotomayor, Derek Broes of Forbes and someone named Jason of why black people don’t vote Republican.  Both sides had valid points, …read more.

“Right now, 90 percent of Americans — 90 percent — support background checks that will keep criminals and people who have been found to be a danger to themselves or others from buying a gun. More than 80 percent of Republicans agree. More than 80 percent of gun owners agree. Think about that. How often …read more.

THIS was the black culture i came from. THIS is black culture. Not this ratchet, Negropean, ghetto, fake gangster, self-hate, hair-hatted, penis-pushin, money-frontin, copy-cat, male effemination, female masculinization, hypersexual, cross-dressing, unoriginal, auto-tuning, Disney, sexplosion bullshit we got now. I could go on and on with more colorful adjectives but I think you get my point. …read more.

I used to be able to just get my free annual reports from the credit bureaus, you know for free with no hassle, because it’s the law.  But now I went to get it this year and it’s asking me security questions that have nothing to do with me.  They aren’t even banks’ names I …read more.

For the last year or so, I’ve been getting telemarketing phone calls from some company called Cardmember Services claiming that they can lower the interest rate on my credit cards.  They have called everyday for the last year or so from different numbers.  Today they showed up as “800 Service: 1-866-000-0000” which is obviously a …read more.

I promised myself to keep politics off my blog but I felt this one was worthy of a post. Yesterday while on one of my internet endeavors  this guy, who was white, says he used to live in Baltimore and the black people there were racists. He claimed he went into a McDonald’s and they refused …read more.

Freeter (フリーター furītā?) (other possible spellings are furītā, furiita, freeta, furiitaa, or furitaa) is a Japanese expression for people between the ages of 15 and 34[citation needed] who lack full-time employment or are unemployed, excluding housewivesand students. The term originally included young people who deliberately chose not to become salary-men, even though jobs were available at the time. Freeters may also be described as underemployed or freelance[dubious – discuss] workers. These people do not …read more.

Freeter (フリーター furītā?) (other possible spellings are furītā, furiita, freeta, furiitaa, or furitaa) is a Japanese expression for people between the ages of 15 and 34[citation needed] who lack full-time employment or are unemployed, excluding housewivesand students. The term originally included young people who deliberately chose not to become salary-men, even though jobs were available at the time. Freeters may also be described as underemployed or freelance[dubious – discuss] workers. These people do not …read more.