Category Archives: Blacks

Black Girl: Why I had to escape my Ivy League life and disappear

New York Post: Nayla Kidd was an engineering student at Columbia University when reports that she had gone missing went viral. She was found perfectly healthy nearly two weeks later, only telling police she wanted to “start fresh.” But the … Continue reading

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Bryce Dejean-Jones, a former Taft High and USC basketball player, is fatally shot

People get shot when they do stupid things. I suspect that if he had been married to the mother of this child, he would not have been shot. Los Angeles Times: New Orleans Pelicans guard Bryce Dejean-Jones was fatally shot … Continue reading

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Who Needs Love When You’ve Got Willie Brown?

From San Francisco Magazine: Lauren Smiley | Photo: Aya Brackett and Drew Altizer | November 28, 2013 Ten years a trophy girlfriend—but still willing to work! Sonya Molodetskaya—Russian refugee, aspiring boutique owner, mostly absentee immigrant rights commissioner, and decade-long lady … Continue reading

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Twitter: ‘Weird how there has been a huge uptick in homicides since #BlackLivesMatter went after police for doing their jobs’

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The end of Baylor’s Art Briles

ESPN: “Art Briles has talked about his “nonjudgmental” program that wanted “mavericks” and prided itself on giving second chances. That attitude, mixed with indifference toward victims, did him in.” How do you think he turned around Baylor’s football program? By … Continue reading

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