The Famous Tuskegee Airmen
African Americans inspite of adversity and limited opportunities played a significant role in U.S. Military history over the past 300 years.
Didi Damin and Borrock Sobama Decide to Set Up Dape
In George’s club, Didi Damin meets Borrock Sobama, and asks him to organise a new Damin-supported African culture program, "The Damin African Promotion Exchange", or DAPE.
The African Diaspora
The African Diaspora refers to the movement of African peoples from their homeland to other parts of the globe. This movement has changed culture across the globe, especially in the United States.
Yet Another Predictable Display of African Amercian Foolishness
African Americans still controlled.
The Roots of Herman Cain
A description of why the Republican Presidential candidate is the uncompromising African American conservative that he is, and one person’s thoughts of his chances at the presidency.
Condition of African Americans Before and After The Civil War
Brief overview of how the status and treatment of African Americans different in the years before and after the United States Civil War.
The True African Spirit: African-american More Likely to Donate Kidney to Family Members
Africans are their brothers’ keeper. This is true spirit of Africa. What affects one affects another. Africans are always willing to give maximum attention to the needs and aspiration of their relations. No wonder the result of this findings. Africans Keep Up That Spirit!
Bamboozled Once Again: Why Some African Americans and Comedian Katt Williams are Horribly Out of Touch
Part of the African American culture is dangerously misguided. Comedian Katt Williams is a card carrying member of that section.
American News Commentary – One
Read important American news along with my comments.
African American Relationships
This paper addresses the complex nature of relationships which exist between African American males and African American females. It begins with the genealogy of such relationships, and highlights those interviewing variables which negatively or positively impact upon the sustaining or dissolution of such bonds.The sociological review speaks to how the relationships have been sustained and impacted through the multiple eras of American history; slavery, emancipation, reconstruction, the great migration, and the civil rights movement.











