A Racist State of Mind: South Dakota

Today racism discussion are usually polarized between white and black. However there are many groups racially discriminated against that are often ignored. This particular essay is about the experience of a woman is Native American from South Dakota. It's about how she has had to deal with racism her whole life, just like many of us, and how she thinks and feels about if from her point of view. I think her word bear some consideration. I find that I don't think much about the Native American point of view because I know so few people from that community. Added further the fact that most African-Americans are also descended from native American Tribes (myself included), we should be paying more attention and care about what's happening there too. 

A Racist State of Mind: South Dakota

Ali on first Black American President - YouTube

Back in the day Muhammad Ali gave his thoughts on a black American President in an interview decades ago. Take a look.




Ali on first Black American President - YouTube

President Obama: Pass This Jobs Bill (The Damn Is Implied) - The Snob Blog - Danielle Belton's The Black Snob

Last Night President Obama made a speech to congress, outlining his plan for producing more jobs in America. I have seen 3 really good articles on this. Check them out.


President Obama: Pass This *Damn* Jobs Bill (The Damn Is Implied) - The Snob Blog - Danielle Belton's The Black Snob

Obama to Congress: “Pass This Jobs Bill!”

Do Something! Obama's Five Main Proposals for Fixing the Jobs Crisis


Here is the speech