The Interview Is Nothing: Where Are The Black Movies?

Only in this racist country does it make sense to have 400 years of a mind-bending story and, instead of telling that, spend our time making white guy comedies just to piss off a Korean boy king:

”To tell the story of the American civil rights movement properly, a conscientious director would have to plot a course from at least 1619, when the first enslaved Africans arrived, to this week,… 

…While entirely satisfying on its own, ‘Selma’ seems to contain the seeds of at least a dozen other movies — a reminder of how fertile the civil rights era is and how poorly it has been explored by popular culture.”

I think it's been a deliberate plot to keep our similarities to South Africa hidden from view,...

Why Are Blacks So Touchy About Voter Suppression?

Oprah Winfrey, in a scene from the new Civil Rights movie, "Selma"

This sick practice was happening in my lifetime, but whites today insist - and I do mean insist - that, like slavery and all of America's other racial ills, it was ancient history. It's a fiction they need for some odd reason.

Considering how desperate they are for it to be true, we blacks can't help but to wonder why.

And that's not helpful,...