Exercise Your Demons
**Today is the last day to vote for 3 Ways in the finals of the Black Weblog Awards! Please cast your votes for us in Best Blog Post Series (Faith Series), Best Group Blog, and Best Writing in a Blog. Vote here! Hopefully we’ll have some good news for you tomorrow!** It’s 6:30am. As the [...]
The Complexity of Black Success and Black Burden
**Cue random pic that gets the point across about this post.** Earlier this week, Seattle talked about an incident he had with some Pretentious Black People at a night spot in Boston. In reading the comments here and on another site where his article was posted, it became clear that people for the most part [...]
Pretentious Black People
Yesterday my friend and I were tired of frequenting the usual two to three spots we usually go to here in Boston, so we met some mutual friends at some restaurant/bar. Most of the time, I find myself in bars or lounges with a solid DJ, cheap drinks and little to no cover. Some of [...]
It Ain’t That Serious…
**Don’t forget to check out the Modern Day Matchmaker video below this post!** Unless you live in a cave I’m pretty sure you’re aware that the Superbowl was this past Sunday. Actually, I take that back, because I’m pretty sure even Bin Laden invited some of his closest infidel friends over for hot tea and [...]
Things You Should Not Say to Black People
1. Gosh, you are so articulate! This one has pissed me off more than once. I don’t think people ever use “articulate” to describe a white person. What the hell do you mean? Are we both not at an institution of higher education? I guess you are shocked because you think black people from the [...]
Why Do Black People…
As I sat in my car angrily watching a fellow Black person mosey across the street in front of me as I slammed on the breaks, I had one of those moments where I realized I needed to write a blog post on the topic as soon as I could get to a computer. No, [...]
Why Do Black People Flock to Each Other?
By Sowhatiff Jenkins This is a question that I have been asked in more than one way by the majority population. For undergrad, I attended a majority white university. Big surprise. For grad school, the same thing. For those of you in the workforce, I’m sure you too have to deal with the same thing: [...]
The Ultimate Odd Couple
It’s summertime, which means most of you may be adding another type of party to your repertoire besides First Fridays and those After Work mixers, the infamous Boat Ride. It’s an old past time for most Black people. If you don’t know about it ask a friend, they’ll put you on. And then you won’t [...]

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