Category Archives: Economics

Black America’s First Agenda Item

Stanley Crouch, a writer whose pragmatism I usually appreciate, wrote the following:
“…Malcolm X was one of the naysayers to American possibility whose vision was permanently crushed beneath the heel of Obama’s victory on Nov. 4″
I say “wrong Stan”. If Blacks do not improve their condition while having an African-American as President of the United [...]

Step Up Front

The HNIC (Head Ni**er In Charge) has received a pink slip today. If there are future leaders who will choose to work specifically for the advancement of Black people, they will have to be as sophisticated and accountable as the best that this country has to offer. Sing-talking bootleg preachers will no longer suffice.
Today [...]

Shock And Awe

Former Federal Reserve Bank Chairman, Alan Greenspan in his testimony before Congress this past Thursday said: “Those of us who have looked to the self-interest of lending institutions to protect shareholder’s equity — myself especially — are in a state of shocked disbelief…” Age must be a truth serum, because here Greenspan exposes the [...]

Sheriff Robin Hood

On October 8th, 2008 the New York Times and CNN.com reported that, Sheriff Thomas J. Dart of Cook County Illinois has decided to “stop evicting people from their homes.” The sheriff has pointed to the fact that many occupants who are being evicted are renters who have been paying their rent on time to landlords, [...]

Hands That Rocked The Financial Cradle

We live in an age of concentrated hypocrisy. An age where power mongers shred the Constitution in the name of security, where a wolf pack of thieves are robbing the American people with a fountain pen stealing more than they could with a gun. Banditry and fear have combined to such a degree that the [...]