Posts from the ‘economy’ Category
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4 9.25.11My Thoughts On Black UnemploymentThis blog post below was a comment I posted from an article my wife shared on her Facebook wall. My boy Clarence, suggested I turn the comment into a blog post. The article, Black Unemployment Highest in 27 Years appeared on Roland Martin’s magazine/blog website. It seems like you have three typical responses when someone [...] -
0 8.28.11Qatar Times: Part 1 – Is it Safe?If there is any one question that was asked (or implied) before I left, it was “Is it Safe?”. Some other more indirect rhetorical questions/responses sounds like this: – Really? Wow (But like Wow, as in “He’s sending his family to the equivalent of Iraq) – Are you sure? (translation: Are you sure you want [...] -
0 7.4.11An American Dream DeferredThis post was inspired by Langton Hughes’s A Dream Deferred. Rather than go through the typical romanticization of our founders on July 4th while gushing over the 1st Amendment like a first born son, I’m going to write about some of the pressing issues of an America that has broken it’s promise with it’s citizens. [...]
To be honest, I'm a whole bunch of things, but mostly I'm an individual who seeks for truth in a world that has become a caricature of honesty. With so much information at our fingertips, the line between truth and conjecture has been blurred. I created this blog to offer ideas and thoughts that assist people in truth seeking. Often, what we find might challenge our personal sensibilities, but nevertheless give us a torch to pave through the darkness of information obscurity. 