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http://ia300134.us.archive.org/0/items/George_Bush_Doesnt_Like_Black_People/GeorgeBushDoesntCareAboutBlackPeople.mp3 But he ain't messing with no broke n*ggas." Yes, you heard it. Those are some of

From: http://thebigblackblog.blogsot.com CHICAGO The Bank of America has filed a report with Chicago city officials that denies its predecessor institutions ever profited from slavery. But the rep

Activists focus on abusive churches, internalized conflicts From: http://thebigblackblog.blogspot.com By RYAN LEE Friday, September 09, 2005 Standing in front of the steps of the Georgia Sta

From: The Hilltop Online, Howard University’s Student Newspaper By Victoria Kirby Published: Wednesday, September 7, 2005 Last Thursday, Sept. 1st The Herndon Davis Report became the first Blac

Honoring the legacy of the man who organized the 1964 March on Washington For Civil Rights and Jobs. For more than 50 years, Bayard Rustin was a strategist and activist in the struggle for human r

Howard University Student Among Gay Leaders In Attendance From: http://thebigblackblog.blogspot.com In a conference call with Minister Louis Farrakhan, black gay leaders from New York, Washingt

From: http://thebigblackblog.blogspot.com/ Evangelicals Blame Gays For Katrina, Gays More Powerful Than Previously Believed By Lee Camp Evangelical Christian leaders across the U.S. have come t

From: http://thebigblackblog.blogspot.com/ There have always been uptight white people who feel threatened by black music. Starting with slave masters being made uneasy by the drumming and dancing

From: http://thebigblackblog.blogspot.com/ Public Enemy front man Chuck D has written a new song addressing the natural disaster in New Orleans, Alabama, Mississippi and the issues that surround th

These are the comments of Jasmyne Cannick, from PageOneQ: Those Black Christian pastors that urged their congregations to support President Bush because of his views on abortion and gay civil righ

NBC's Brian Williams posted information in his blog (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9216831/#050905) that indicates the National Weather Service was aware of Katrina's potential for damage, and sent out