Max Robinson

“I remember when every TV evening newscast everyday had a story about a Black person being sought or convicted of a crime. Most often, it was the lead story. Clearly, they were selling their narrative’’. CZV

Never heard of him? That’s sad. All you Niggas exercising your 4th amendment rights on Instagram, Tic Tok and Facebook need to know the guy who became the Black face of national news when the news assailed Blackness with every broadcast. I’m tempted to drop some knowledge and list his accomplishments but I need you to walk down that alley for yourself. Take 5 minutes. Google Max Robinson AND understand every online account is an iceberg. It won’t really tell all the painful truth of how and what he needed to be to make the world better for you, me, all of us.

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Max Robinson

“I remember when every TV evening newscast everyday had a story about a Black person being sought or convicted of a crime. Most often, it was the lead story. Clearly, they were selling their narrative’’. CZV Never heard of him? That’s sad. All you Niggas exercising your 4th amendment rights on Instagram, Tic Tok and … Continue reading Max Robinson

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Singing

You taught me why the caged bird sings she said as she walked out the door.

The Greatest Commandment

The Second Commandment, “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” There is no other commandment greater than [this] these’” (Mark 12:28-31)

I Am Not My Hair

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White Tie, Top Hat and Tails

Gladys Bentley was an over the top original when that wasn’t a popular thing to be. Performing in her signature White Tie, Top Hat and Tails she was so, so cool and bending a lot more than gender.

Bass Reeves

Bass Reaves: The Real Lone Ranger.

The Wells of America

Those who drink the water should never forget those that dug the wells.

Billie Holiday

“You can be up to your boobies in white satin, with gardenias in your hair, and no sugar cane for miles, but you can still be working on a plantation.” — Billie Holiday

Game Changer

“You have and always will change the game, so why are you concerned with their retelling who won the last hand. It’s not history that’s important it’s your next roll of the dice, the next turned card. Stop playing with their marked deck”.