Black Agenda Report is consistently harsh, so I don’t read it a lot. (Too ideologically unrealistic, or too much truth, or both? LOL! :)) Read this, and get your truth dosage of the day.
Category Archives: magazine
What We Need To Learn About Gandhi and Nonviolence
I’m so happy Amy Goodman and Norman Finkelstein did this.
And, In Obvious News,……. :)
Guess who’s jealous of “The Avengers” success at the movies?!? LOL! Okay, guess which conglomerate wants some of that MONEY?? LOL!!!! I bet that headline really must have irked Time Warner, since the Justice League not only came before but is arguably responsible for, oh, the whole Marvel Universe! LOL! 🙂
Saint Walker, The Blue Lantern, Animated!
Been enjoying watching online the first season of “Green Lantern: The Animated Series.” I was very happy to see this character animated.
Yep, Used-To-Be-Luke-Skywalker, :) I Agree……….
….the next “Avengers” movie better have the Black Panther in it! I mean, he is all over the cartoon, as seen below. Note the obvious differences between these two Marvel productions. 🙂 Glad to find out BET finally aired this six-part miniseries last November. It had been slow-rolling on this for quite a while. The below airs around the world and in America on Disney XD.
The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Season 2, Episode 13: "Along Came A Spider" (Or, Why I Love Captain America, Exhibit B ;))
The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Season 2, Episode 10: "Prisoner Of War" (Or, "Why I Love Captain America, Exhbit A" ;))
"I Went Out In The World And I Wrote": Neil Gaiman's Graduation Speech
Pretty great. Amen. 🙂
Now, the below I finally watched today, since I’ve been hearing about it for YEARS…. 😉
"Harvest of Empire," The Documentary
Just got back from the screening of this film (from this book) at Brookings less than two hours ago. It was great to see Joe Torres and the AP’s Suzanne Gamboa (the post-film panel moderator) again, and equally great to see the legendary Juan Gonzalez in the flesh. (Of course, I’ve raved about Gonzalez’ and Torres’ epic here and here.)
It was a solid film. It told the story of the immigration of Latinos from the historical perspective of (the abuses of) American foreign policy. The same racial-conflict-covered-in-red-white-and-blue tone reminded me of the first set of “Eyes On The Prize.”
Because I hadn’t been paying attention, I didn’t know that if the Supreme Court decides to uphold the worst parts of Arizona’s iillegal mmigration crackdown, 14 states may follow up with their own laws. Juan Crow, as somebody said tonight.
I'm Very Happy To Be Published In……
…..this issue of The Journal of Pan-African Studies.
