Barracoon – Know Thyself – #AmericanDOS

OLUALE KOSSOLO  Reading Zora Neale Hurston’s Barracoon is a life altering experience. I do not know if you can read this cultural diamond and not be both wounded and wrapped in a healing salve at the same time. The narrative of Oluale Kossolo’s life known by the American Tongue as […]

The American Presidency and The Negro – Part 1

  “First, it appears that the family which evolved within the isolated world of the Negro folk will become increasingly disorganized. Modern means of communication will break down the isolation of the world of black folk, and, as long as the bankrupt system of Southern agriculture exists, Negro families will […]

Speak on UCLA 3

U.C.L.A basketball players from left, Cody Riley, LiAngelo Ball and Jalen Hill. Lucy Nicholson/ Reuters

U.C.L.A basketball players from left, Cody Riley, LiAngelo Ball and Jalen Hill. Lucy Nicholson/ Reuters I have heard a lot of commentary on these young men and the opinions expressed here are my own.  My knee jerk reaction to initially hearing this story was their mama’s did not raise them […]