Having a front row seat to this is more like “CLASS IN SESSION”. African Americans are so timid right now
you have to wonder if they are really paying attention. Tip toeing around not wanting to make too much noise
and spoil any future possibilities of a Black President. It is almost too much for them to bare. Making sure they
(African Americans) are not the ones who spoil such a historic possibility.

We (African Americans) tenderly travel through time without as much as a ripple in the pond of black and white
while contrastingly Caucasian journalist stir up as much trouble and turbulence as they can muster. Just like any
other abusive relationship we the abused and, the victimized are apologizing because it must have been something we’ve said or done wrong? This is classic psychological behavior due to chronic abuse “The victim blaming self. African Americans are being psyched out again. More on this story

What is all this concern with African Americans? There is a segment of this society who put much attention in the maneuvering and manipulation of African Americans. When one analyzes this (which is a natural intellectual process) you come to a multi-faceted synopsis. However as you may know a synopsis is a conclusion of the many things in a nut shell and that nutshell synopsis is “Control” or what some may imply the order of things. More on this story

Hey Jason How are you? Guess what? Black people didn't start the Lebron controversy, White people did. If you look around to see who started this it wont point to any black person. They just say "Commentators reported". African Americans don't see each other as monkeys and gorilla's and such. If you remember historically you know who called black people monkeys and the like? King Kong is a white persons nightmare of a strong black men taking their women and the women loving it. Remember she loved Kong. White folks started this and many other racial conversations disguised a disgruntled black people. It's called race baiting. Okay take care Jason that is if you are a real person? For all the natural reasons I do have my doubts?

Needless to say I have not gotten a response from Jason yet! I'll keep you posted though.

I am not one to follow up on all the crazy stories that I see in news print or on the internet. However this one I couldn’t help myself. It is the Lebron James and the Kong controversy. Didn’t Kong have the title of “King” at one time or another? Well lately I’ve noticed some writers just using the name Kong. Perhaps he’s been striped of his title or something?

I noticed this story never pointed to any black person that was offended by the so called racist Vogue magazine cover. I started to blog but fortunately I gathered a better thought. I saw on the MSN home page a link to the story and there was a post by some guy named Jason. There was a picture beside the post of an African American by the name of Jason. It ask readers to respond to Jason about the Lebron story and this is what I wrote to Jason.

THE SUSTAINING VOICE OF RACISM: THE NAMING OF FOODS (PART#1)
Racism is a profound state of mental existence. Since it is in the mind of the individual it eventually peeks out
through everything that he or she touches. You may from time to time hear the term “Art imitates life”, but then in
a turn about ironically life will imitate the art. When I explained this to my sixteen year old son he said sure it does
dad. “You can see how that works when little children imitate what the puppet, or animated image does on
television”. If the character puts their hand on their head the children imitate this and thus putting their hand on
their head.” Even though this art is a moving picture it is an image just the same. Life imitating art is an obvious analysis. Ultimately racism historically is in every fiber of white society and institutions of the racist. This includes the naming of foods and various products. More on this article