I love me some fish sandwiches

I made a mistake in my earlier post confusing Ray Lewis with Ray Rice. Ray Lewis is a murderer and a c00n Ray Rice is the dude who beat his wife on the elevator.

Kaepernick is in Africa on his life journey and it appears to me he is unbothered by not being signed to an NFL team. I like Kaepernick he's brave and he is trying to help young black kids learn their rights as citizens in this racist society where law enforcement is snuffing out the lives of young black folks on a…

Why is Ray Lewis speaking he is in no position to give anyone any kind of advice he who beat his wife senseless on an elevator? Ray Lewis needs to STFU.

You are funny.

Why?

Slow and granny.😒

The public is a fickle creature.

I heard about that same thing on NPR Code Switch. I heard the two black sisters talking about how many Africans get offended at black Americans wearing dashikis and other African attire. They talked about a British- Nigerian author who said it was ignorant and disrespectful to do that.

The little brother is adorable they are a good looking family.

Attractive and he seems to be aware of beauty of blackness and loving his black people.

I remember reading how he was crushing on Issa Raye she said she was flattered but she thought he was too young and because he was such a heartthrob she would pass. A guy like that in has millions of ladies vying for his attention.

I was listening to The New York Times Still Processing podcast with Wesley Morris and Jenna Wortham. They are both LGBT and Jenna had me laughing saying even though she didn't date men she was screaming how fine Kofi Siriboe was. I love those two.

I have not gone to the movies to see the film but I listen to all the different podcasts and it's funny when the host describe the scene with Siriboe and describes how all the women in the theater are lustily swooning and sighing He is an attractive gentleman.

He was stupid a fool and his money soon parted. I don't feel sorry for him.

Yep.

Low cackling at "Muscle Milk and Bigen"

I read that too.

I suspected but was not sure this hyper masculinity is nuts.

What is an "actual black man"?