It tickles me how some people will find their way to a site that is geared toward Black people (even a site with an Afrocentric name) and whine about Black bloggers; throwing a tantrum over a Black blogger evaluating our condition in America as it relates to racism or the hypocrisies of the larger White society. Their views are better expressed (and more welcomed) over at stormfront and other White supremacist sites. Anyone who pretends White racism has become a non-issue in the lives of anyone (even Whites) is a bit pathological. You can't take him/her too seriously although the presence of these types of personalities are frequent in appearance on Black-oriented sites. Go figure.

Anyway, in light of the fact that these individuals are not wrapped all that tight, this will be the only post I will do that addresses their blogging behavior. Most often, their type of 'don't discuss whites or you are the problem' behavior is only meant to draw Black people into a blog fight with each other as the attention is taken off White racism/White Supremacy. So, with that said, that blogger is welcome to carry on his 'mission' without any further mention (directly or indirectly) in my blog. And I'll carry on with mine. Every other post in my blog will be my views of White racism and the White hypocrisy it produces. I'll blog about it whenever I have the time.

White media, including nearly every internet blogging site and message board, has Whites examining "black" behavior as though we are the peculiar ones when it comes to race matters. We need more bloggers examining theirs. And if it helps shed light on their contradictions, then reference their material or the material of other Black people who have exposed contradictions while investigating their documents and behavior (as I discussed in my first blog entry).

And everyone who drops by to read my blog, don't forget to look for that story about Hillary and Bill Clinton and their 'White House' experience. If you want a direct link to the story, send me a pm.

Peace and blessings.