Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Black Lives Matter”
May 4, 2020 PM OriginalMay 8, 2020 PM Updates Georgia, oh Georgia. The current government purge effort by Georgia “Keeps Georgia on my mind”, and not in the same spirit Ray Charles lyricized the famous ballad “Georgia on My Mind”. Georgia is on course for: Georgia Purge Pandemic. The Full Panorama of Reality. The governor of Georgia and his fearless, …
April 24, 2020 AM While trolling through a menagerie of morning headlines, one headline that stood out says, “Black leaders say reopening Georgia is an attack on people of color”. Something about this black leader designation assigned either by media or a self appointed alpha personality seems off-shore. Too often the ‘leader’ designation is strategically embraced and manipulated as a …
April 24, 2020 AM Coronavirus has lanced open the scabbed womb of America’s past in numerous sectors. From a historical perspective, African-Americans collectively should proceed with extreme caution in any life threatening national event situation. Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Texas and other states are proceeding with re-opening their respective cities irrespective of facts the virus has not ebbed or flattened …
April 12, 2020 PM There is talk aplenty about the flattening of the pandemic curve. The projections are all over the place, just as the arrival dates of the stimulus checks. We will not be tempted into relegating InnerKwest as a source of conspiracy theories, unless there is sufficient evidence such a the Oliver North, Contra era and the Tuskegee …
Headline Reads: Judge Allows Wrongfully Convicted Lamonte McIntyre’s Civil Case Against Wyandotte County To Proceed. Let me take a couple of steps back for a moment. I would like my readers to understand this travesty and miscarriage of justice could have unfolded on any of us or our children. No matter how your station in life appears today, this repetitive …
Our intentions for InnerKwest was never to morph into some quasi news portal. We wanted to dive into African-American cultural and American fabric issues, but it’s hard to overlook some of the bullshit continuously perpetrated against my people. Just imagine, you raise your children up and find yourself fortunate to see them off to to college. To make things even …
February 10, 2020 AM Public drunkenness is against the law in some states and cities, but yet some openly drunk by the name of Sandor Szabo endangered his life and the lives of those whose path he may have intersected. Such ignorance on public display is not a show of bravado nor should it be expected of others not to …
Dr. Joy DeGruy’s Groundbreaking Work on Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome For years, I have followed the work of Dr. Joy DeGruy, a scholar who is deeply studied and apologetically committed to the Black experience. Her research sheds light on the lived reality of Post-Traumatic Slave Syndrome (PTSS), a concept that resonates with many African Americans who experience its lingering effects daily. …
The time has again arrived for African-American communities and others, that celebrate the culture to re-energize the dedication propelling the tenets of Kwanzaa. Kwanzaa is a seven-day, non-religious holiday observed in the US, meant to honor African Americans’ ancestral roots. The celebration lasts until January 1, but the Kwanzaa mindset is an actionable set of on-going conscious priorities. The name …
Did you ever wonder if the Greenwood district of Tulsa was the only prosperous African-American community? We have taken the time to search and compile the history of other such enclaves. The historical facts unveil a minimum of 7 additional African-American communities that were thriving and self-determined to succeed and succeed they did. The following revelations illustrate Black people can …
