Tuesday 07.16.2019

‘Racist Disgrace’: Susan Rice Slams Chinese Diplomat Who Says Black Families Ruin White Neighborhoods

Susan Rice did not come to play with Chinese diplomat Lijian Zhao. The former national security advisor slammed Zhao as “a racist disgrace” on Twitter after he wrote there’s a “’black in & white out’” problem in America in a series of now deleted tweets

Kevin Durant Invested In Postmates. Now The Company Is Exploring Buyout With Uber, DoorDash, Walmart Instead Of IPO

Kevin Durant (KD)has been making headlines for his moves on and off the court. In addition to being a part of the Golden State Warriors dynasty for three years before signing with the Brooklyn Nets to make them a serious contender, Durant has made some savvy investments.

Mitch McConnell: Obama And I Are ‘Both Descendants Of Slaveholders’

According to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, he and former President Barack Obama have two major things in common — they both oppose reparations and they both are descendants of slaveholders.

From The American Revolution To The Negro American Revolution

When Senator Bernie Sanders told MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow on June 10 that his presidential campaign was launching a political revolution, I took notice. It was the first time since Dr. Martin Luther King’s leadership during the tumultuous 1960s that I had heard any influential voice on a national stage speak sincerely about a societal revolution.

10 Takeaways From Carter G Woodson’s ‘The Mis-Education Of The Negro’

Carter G. Woodson wrote of America’s most important books, “The Mis-Education of the Negro.” He is also credited with being the founder of Black History Month. Some of Woodson’s unpublished work, discovered in 2005 by a Howard University history professor, revealed there predecesor to “The Mis-Education of the Negro.” Scott found a typewritten manuscript titled “The Case of the Negro.”