It’s easy to believe conspiracy theories when you spend most of your time on Facebook.

As a kid I lived in the South Bronx but went to school in Van Cordlandt and Riverdale because my mom considered schools in those neighborhoods to be better than the ones in our district. This was during the 70's and 80's. I was constantly given shit for “talking white” in my block. I have siblings that went through…

Oh.... That’s the name of the show.

It’s sad because many of these people would probably benefit from spending time in a civilization like Wakanda. The whole “no path for redemption” seems more like America’s methodology.

I hear you. And I can’t disagree. To me it wouldn’t be strange to hear a slogan Wakanda for Wakandans (inclusive of the five original tribes of Wakanda). The only reason you don’t hear this slogan is because Wakanda doesn’t let in outsiders. Not as slaves, immigrants, or refugees. The country is a pure isolationist…

You are giving America too much credit.

I can definitely watch this. I was doubly disappointed in The Get Down’s second half and its cancellation. I think we need more hip hop history from this era. There was so much going on in the culture before it started reaching mainstream.

Just wanted to share this. Maybe provides a little more cultural and social insight on the issue in Bermuda.

Have your country’s politics ever embarrassed you? I mean, since Donald Trump is your president and he is clearly a racist, misogynist, orange-tinted shitbag, every American should be judged by the actions of him and the Republican party that he’s a part of, right? Do you think that some Nazis are good people? Are you…

Has anyone read Copeland’s comments about his mother’s behavior?

This article got one thing wrong too. The referendum in 2016 did not have sufficient voter turn out to say that support went either way. This is an important point.  Many people, including the Rainbow Alliance considered it a waste of taxpayer money. This also contributed to the demise of the OBA because they wouldn’t…

I’m a resident Bermudian and it’s been a contentious issue between progressive Bermudians and the older conservative religious middle-class for a long time. The two-party Westminster system hace been pandering to the conservatives for votes and have refused to touch the issue. The Supreme Court ruled in favor for it…

“Real niggas?” “So-so niggas?”

You are not wrong. This article has placed the focus on the Beyonce reference in the Ebony interview rather than the content of how Mr. Knowles has dealt with his own personal experiences with colorism and racism. Edit-And more importantly how he’s taken ownership of his own colorism.

Privilege is privilege. Is there really any point to trying to dismiss those who highlight it? 

“You literally look like you wake up and die everyday...”

Black Panther gonna have some of us giving our paper to these companies hand over fist. Looks like Dodge picked the wrong “King” to shill their trucks.