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There is a young, Black conservative named Afrocity Brown who has her own blog and who I am a Facebook friend of, she posed a question the other day, "Are mothers more necessary than fathers to children?" Everyone overwhelmingly said that both mothers and fathers are necessary to bring up a child right. Of course, there is always one in the crowd who had to spout off about how gays and lesbians are just wonderful parents and all single mothers need is some support and their children will be…See More
"I read this on American Thinker, it was simply awesome. We do get a little too overly sensitive sometimes. Especially if the Black person is portraying a criminal or some other negative personality type. The ape thing though goes even beyond that,…"
"Hello Lloyd, I have an idea that I would like to run past you and being that you are a Black conservative entertainer, I think you would be perfect for it. I will write the whole idea in a message to you, don't want to take up all your wall…"
"EXPOSE BLACK GENOCIDE FROM ABORTION :
Please check out Maafa21 and consider showing it for Black History Month:
http://www.maafa21.com
Maafa21 meticulously chronicles the links from slavery to colonization to Darwin to Eugenics. Maafa 21 shows,…"
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We Don't Need Support, We Need a Man
Posted on January 18, 2010 at 6:06pm 0 Comments 1 Like
There is a young, Black conservative named Afrocity Brown who has her own blog and who I am a Facebook friend of, she posed a question the other day, "Are mothers more necessary than fathers to children?" Everyone overwhelmingly said that both mothers and fathers are necessary to bring up a child right. Of course, there is always one in the crowd who had to spout off about how gays and lesbians are just wonderful parents and all single mothers need is some support and their children will be… Continue
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Posted on April 29, 2009 at 1:00am 1 Comment 0 Likes
Hello Everyone,
I just wanted to give you a run down on myself I am 39 years old (nine months from being 40, I just got used to be thirty something now I am going to be middle-aged, I was just 10 last week, where did the time go?) I am single mother. My son is kindergarten and still is one of the smartest people I know. Smarter than most liberal Dems, I can tell you that much. LOL. I am going back to school and taking political science. I am becoming quite the activist in my old age, I… Continue
I just wanted to give you a run down on myself I am 39 years old (nine months from being 40, I just got used to be thirty something now I am going to be middle-aged, I was just 10 last week, where did the time go?) I am single mother. My son is kindergarten and still is one of the smartest people I know. Smarter than most liberal Dems, I can tell you that much. LOL. I am going back to school and taking political science. I am becoming quite the activist in my old age, I… Continue
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- At 4:22pm on January 13, 2010,
Maafa21 said…
- EXPOSE BLACK GENOCIDE FROM ABORTION :
Please check out Maafa21 and consider showing it for Black History Month:
http://www.maafa21.com
Maafa21 meticulously chronicles the links from slavery to colonization to Darwin to Eugenics. Maafa 21 shows, without exception, how African-Americans are the targets of the social elite. You’ll learn that civil rights leaders in the 1960’s gave a clear warning that population control was a tool of Black Genocide. Maafa 21 chronicles the story of an African American woman who was sterilized at the age of 14, a riveting testimony. Photos, newspaper clippings, documentation, and direct quotes make Maafa 21 highly credible.
In the few months since Maafa21 has been released, there have been two showings of Maafa21 to the Congressional Black Caucus.
Shocking fact:
In a recent New York Times interview , Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told Emily Bazelon that,"....I had thought that at the time Roe was decided, there was concern about population growth and particularly growth in populations that we don’t want to have too many of"
Maafa21 shows just what "populations" Justice Ginsburg was talking about:
Preview and ordering information here: http://www.maafa21.com
- At 3:39pm on September 22, 2009,
Johnnie Morgan said… - Will YOU be attending the upcoming California Republican Party State Convention? See Events for more information.
- At 12:54pm on September 8, 2009,
Reatha Simon said…
- Have you joined the Califonia Group yet? Check it out!
- At 10:39pm on June 3, 2009,
Donald E. Scoggins said… - Despite the GOP's current plight I believe we must prepare for the post-Obama era where I believe a great future exist for black Republicans or minorities in general for that matter. Just under the radar I suggest folks start becoming politically active within their communities especially through seeking elective office at the local and state levels.
- At 9:50pm on April 30, 2009,
Deborah Ann Travis Honeycutt said…
- Share my comments as you like. Blessings to you.
- At 6:23pm on April 30, 2009,
Lloyd Marcus said… - Hi Black N Right, I LOVE what you are doing regarding taking the conservative message to the black community. What approach are you taking? I am seeking the 'magic words' that will cause blacks to see the light and get it.
God bless, Lloyd
- At 1:28pm on April 30, 2009,
- Hello Black N Right,
I didn't know about Smart Girl Politics, but I will try to check it out. As black conservatives I feel that we are truly the ones who are showing much love to our black folk. But people--both white and black--have a problem with us because the kind of love we are showing is "tough love." I cry inside (and sometimes with the patient) each time I have to tell another young black person that they are now HIV positive. I shake my head when I see the complete lack of understanding in the eyes of young people when I tell them that just because the white man brings drugs into our communities, we don't have to take the drugs! When an aspiring black entrepreneur talks about their vision for their own business but has a blank stare of their face when I ask about their written business plan, I feel like just hanging my head down. When taking care of three generations of a family on welfare, I hurt when they say that they expect their families to live on welfare forever. When I say to people that one political party has ignored us and the other has pimped us,
their quizzed look amazes me. As black conservatives we must carry on-- despite the sometimes seemingly insurmountable odds--to help our people
realize their greatness and the greatness of their potential.
- At 10:36am on April 29, 2009,
Irma said… 
Hello Black N Right - thank you for accepting my invitation to join this group. I wanted to say that I like your postings a lot. I look forward to working with you and others here to help empower and enlighten the Black communities to become aware of the political arena and how it operates. I am a grassroots activitist and I have been learning fast. And what I know is that if one doesn't know the political process and government, he/she will become enslaved by them.
Great to have you here. Best regards.
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