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The Black Weblog Awards - Time to Vote!

Yes folks, it’s that time of year for……..THE BLACK WEBLOG AWARDS!

BlogHer and Bridges

This is the problem with going to BlogHer--it's like exercise. It makes you all healthy and energized. You come home and your thoughts feel cleansed as if they've just done a round of cardio and finished off the workout with a glass of carrot juice.

AIDS in the USA: It's Worse Than We Thought

Have you heard about the "new" CDC surveillance system used for tracking new HIV infections? Did you notice that the infection rate is considerably higher than originally reported? Our Bodies, Our Blog has an overview of the CDC's revised HIV infection estimates.

Behind the Woman Behind the Bomb

Saturday's New York Times print edition prominently featured an op-ed by Lindsey O'Rourke titled, "Behind the Woman Behind the Bomb." It caught my eye for two reasons. First, the graphic was huge (6.5 inches high and 6 inches wide, which is a lot of space to take up on the op-ed page) and an interesting portrayal of what I construed to be a dangerous vamp.

McCain's Racially Tinged Negative Ads & Obama Accused of Imprecise Blackness

The week in race in politics was a wild one with John McCain accusing Barack Obama of using race as a wedge issue and Obama continuing to deal with insinuations that he is both too black and not black enough.

U.S. house of Representatives Apologizes for Slavery....Anything else you might want to do while you're at it?

by lainad at 11:22am Thu, 31 Jul 2008 under Politics & News, Race, Ethnicity & Culture
This past Tuesday the U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution apologizing for America’s part in slavery and segregation.