This is It!!!
Ladies and Gentlemen you owe it to yourself to see this movie. It is absolutely amazing. We lost such a wonderful talent ,but to witness it in it’s purest form is absolutely life changing. I was blessed to see the documentary today and I couldn’t do anything during the whole movie.
Michael Jackson’s This is IT!
The greatest artist of all time. Celebrate this African American Artist who changed the world with his art.
You Owe It TO YOURSELF!!
Roosevelt
Barntry- I Guess Rush Is Moving!Tomorrow morning millions of Americans will wake up with health care. Universal health Care is no longer an idea, it is a reality in the United States of America. Thanks to President Barack Obama every American is now entitled to health care. What a wonderful day this is for every American. Rush Limbaugh made a statement [...] […]
- Inventors Who Are African American!African Inventors? Bueller…. Bueller…..Bueller….. The interesting thing about most African Americans is that they don’t know where they came from. For instance the idea that all black people are from Africa is kind of unimginative and quiet lazy. Yeah I said it. I said it! Keep it positive Roosevelt! Keep it positive! Uhhheeeemmm! Yet […]
- Black History Month Continued Medgar EversMedgar Evers 1925-1963 Medgar was born July 2, 1925 in Decatur, Mississippi. His father James Evers owned a small farm and worked as a Sawmill worker. Medgar was a leader one of the original leaders in the Civil Rights movement. His passion and drive lead the way for many leaders to come. A contemporary of Dr. King. [...] […]
- Black History Month Day 27That’s Black folks For you. Say one thing do another. So I feel that I owe you all a month of Black History. Why? Because I said I would do it. So I am still in the hole for about 25 days. So I will start now. Besides shouldn’t every day be a [...] […]
- Black History Month Day 3Day three of Black History Month. How about that! We can’t go too far into this month without doing the Big folks that are the main influence of this month. So let’s talk about two of the most influential men in black history. That’s right it is Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X time. [...] […]
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