by emctab | Jun 12, 2012 | Community, From BW Writes, Men, Uncategorized
Armchair I used to play basketball regular job working traveling league coaches, sports pundits and everybody else I forgot to mention that think they are basketball guru’s are going to have something to say about this, but as the title says HI HATER’s! Tonight...
by emctab | May 25, 2012 | Children, Community, From BW Writes, Women
Vibe Magazine recently released its cover art for an upcoming issue of the magazine and it has been stirring up controversy ever since. It features 4 reality TV stars, Kandi Burress, Tamar Braxton, Evelyn Lozada, and Chrissy Lampkin. In bold grey and pink letters the...
by emctab | Mar 27, 2012 | Children, Community, From BW Writes, Men, Politics, Women
After scouring through pages of info on the Trayvon Martin murder today, once again I noticed a glaring omission. We know what Trayvon was wearing, the hoodie of course, what he had in his possession, Skittles and an Arizona Tea we know that he was suspended 3 times...
by emctab | Mar 26, 2012 | Children, Community, From BW Writes, Men, Politics, Women
As this story has been unfolding over the past month something is being lost in translation. We’re wearing our hoodies, we’re calling for justice and we’re angry that the system has failed us once again. Black activist and leaders like Jesse Jackson,...
by emctab | Feb 16, 2012 | Community, From BW Writes, Men, Politics, Women
The quote for Black people should be; Too Many Indians That Think They Are Chiefs and Not Enough Chiefs for all These Damn Indians. I wholly understand the first quote but over the years I have come to realize that it’s not as accurate as I once thought. The reason...
by emctab | Feb 16, 2012 | Community, From BW Writes, Men, Women
I’ve been hearing a lot of women complain about the fact that men can have one night stands and not be thought of any different, but when women do it they get labeled as loose, or as hoes. It’s always the same criticism, why can’t we do it with no problem, why the...
