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What We Want

1. We want freedom and the social, political and economic development and empowerment of our families and communities; and for all women, men and children throughout the world.

2. We want equal justice for all without discrimination based on race, color, ethnicity, nationality, gender, sexual orientation, age, creed or class.

3. We want the total elimination of poverty.Dnice

4. We want the highest quality public education equally for all.

5. We want the total elimination of racism and racial profiling, violence, hatred and bigotry.

6. We want universal access and delivery of the highest quality health care for all. 

7. We want the total elimination of police brutality and the unjust incarceration of people of color and all others.

8. We want the end and repeal of all repressive legislations, laws, regulations and ordinances such as “three strikes” laws; federal and state mandatory minimum sentencing; trying and sentencing juveniles as adults; sentencing disparities between crack and powdered cocaine use; capitol punishment; the Media Marketing Accountability Act; and hip-hop censorship fines by the FCC.Soul on Ice

9. We want reparations to help repair the lingering vestiges; damages and suffering of African Americans as a result of the brutal enslavement of generations of Africans in America.

10. We want the progressive transformation of American society into a Nu America as a result of organizing and mobilizing the energy, activism and resources of the hip-hop community at the grassroots level throughout the United States.

11. We want greater unity, mutual dialogue, program development and a prioritizing of national issues for collective action within the hip-hop community through summits, conferences, workshops, issue task force and joint projects.

12. We want advocacy of public policies that are in the interests of hip-hop before Congress, state legislatures, municipal governments, the media and the entertainment industry.

13. We want the recertification and restoration of voting rights for the 10 million persons who have loss their right to vote as a result of a felony conviction.  Although these persons have served time in prison, their voting rights have not been restored in 40 states in the U.S.

14. We want to tremendously increase public awareness and education on the pandemic of HIV/AIDS.the drama

15. We want a clean environment and an end to communities in which poor and minorities reside being deliberately targeted for toxic waste dumps, facilities and other environmental hazards.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Music execs silent as rap debate rages

 

 

 

 

 

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                                manman

 

 

4 October 2003
The
Boston Globe

For the first time in the 50-year history of the Billboard charts, all Top 10 songs in the country this week are by black artists - signaling the culmination of hip-hop's ascent as the dominant force in popular music and culture.

Once an underground, controversial style characterized by gangsta mythology and all-too-real turf wars, rap music is now embraced across the radio dial and across the nation by a diverse, multi racial fan base. Heavy beats serenade shoppers at the malls. Street rhymes are the soundtrack to suburban sleepovers. Rappers are pop stars, pop stars rap, and the sound is as integral to the cultural landscape as country music or rock.

1. "Baby Boy" by Beyonce, featuring Sean Paul

2. "Shake Ya Tailfeather" by Nelly, P. Diddy & Murphy Lee

3. "Get Low" by Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz, featuring Ying Yang Twins

4. "Right Thurr" by Chingy

5. "Frontin' " by Pharrell, featuring Jay-Z

6. "Damn!" by YoungBloodZ, featuring Lil Jon

7. "P.I.M.P." by 50 Cent

8. "Into You" by Fabolous, featuring Ashanti

9. "Stand Up" by Ludacris, featuring Shawnna

10. "Where Is The Love?" by Black Eyed Peas

 I have to be honest, these cats don't represent Hip Hop for me..the only one i would put some coins towards would be Pharrell, maybe..

i'd say 2003, top ten bill board wasn't all that much..even if it was a first for some black music.  

and today,  looks still rather sad and tired, esp., if we talking about music..cause this stuff below, i don't think of as music, tunes, yes, meaningless yes, but music..not even..


Issue Date: 2007-05-19
 
 

T-Pain Featuring Yung Joc
Buy U A Drank (Shawty Snappin')
 
 
Timbaland Featuring Nelly Furtado & Justin Timberlake
Give It To Me
 

Carrie Underwood
I'll Stand By You
 
 
 

I'd have to say the above top ten don't do it for me either..why an artist like DM is not on the top 10 don't make sense to me..

 

Question:

I think you have a distorted view of Americans when you make such blanket statements like the one you made in your reply to the question of "Why doesn't the NBA look like America?" You stated "... because it's still not acceptable in our society to think of black people as being intellectually equal." (See also: Why Are Sports Dominated by Blacks? and Why Are Sports Dominated by Blacks? What Our Readers Said)

 

I find that very offensive. I know I don't think like that, nor do most whites I know. I do know a number of African Americans who think whites think that way, and your statement just reinforces their thinking. Perpetuating that kind of thinking only aids in supporting the separatist attitude that too many African Americans hold, and it certainly won't help it to go away.

 

Answer:

You may not think like that—and because you don't, you associate with people who share your opinion. That's good. However, unless we face the facts as they are, we can't change our circumstances. I think the facts show that most whites do not accept blacks as intellectually equal. 

 

We live in a society that purports itself to be open for all people, but we should keep in mind that Dr. King and the civil-rights movement had to bring the federal government to the state of national unrest and international embarrassment (over the treatment of peaceful civil-rights marchers) to get the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Bills passed just 42 years ago. Until that time, most African Americans could not legally vote, and access to "mainstream" higher education was almost zero.

 

Sen. Obama is the third black senator since reconstruction (which ended in approximately 1877). There have been 1,148 senators sworn in since 1877. African Americans have been fairly consistent at 13 percent of our population. If whites felt that blacks were intellectually equal, they certainly wouldn't have enslaved African Americans, and the Senate would have been far more than 0.26 percent black.

 

It's a sad state of affairs, but there's no way our country would sit still for a second and accept Gary, Ind., or Camden, N.J., looking as it does if the inhabitants were not almost 100 percent black.

 

You and I may accept blacks as intellectually equal—and I'd assume that we both socialize with people who feel the same as we do—but that's no reason to assume most white people feel the same way, because the facts show otherwise. 

 

Aside from the ethical issue, there is an overarching economic imperative to rectify disparities: We are now competing in a global market; any waste of talent is a loss in productivity, innovation and wealth that we cannot afford.

 What Is White Privilege?

Answer:

White people comprise the dominant culture in our country. Dominance is what racism is based on. The fact that some local areas are predominantly black, or have black political leaders, is meaningless.man

 

There's no "problem" with white privilege. It exists. The beauty of white privilege is that white people can apply it to help non-white people and their white privilege is not diminished as a result.

 

It's the gift that keeps on giving.

 

 
The following NubianNewYorkers poll is now closed. Here are the
final results:

POLL QUESTION: WHO LOOKS SEXIER IN UNIFORM?

CHOICES AND RESULTS
- ARMY, 13 votes, 26.53%
- NAVY, 9 votes, 18.37%
- AIR FORCE, 5 votes, 10.20%
- MARINES, 22 votes, 44.90%

  my vote would have to be with Navy..hmmmmmmmm, i sure dig a sailor's basic drag...

sailor ABOUT FLAVA WORKS AND COCODORM FILMS/MODELS AND AN ILLEGAL SEX
HOUSE BUST. THE STORY CALLED "THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR"

http://video. nbc6.net/ player/?id= 101806

Dude, we have seen a tape of these young dudes
fighting inside and outside of this home with a
hammers and shit. On the news video shown there were
like 20 dudes smoking and shit in the front yard. In
the video the police dude said they have been called
out there 20 something times. There are families in
this neighborhood, good hard working ones. They may
not have known those dudes are fucking each other but
I bet they don't appreciate the activity surrounding
the house. PLUS, they have "client" come to the house
to partake in the activity which turns the house into
a brothel. I think this is pretty much illegal in
itself.

If he is going to be a business man ...do it right and
if he is gonna have a house full of young dudes, keep
them in check. Take care of business is all I am
saying. Get all the proper paperwork and licenses, get
your dudes tested weekly. Make sure your dudes have
home training. And all ya'll make your money. He even
lied when in the statement it said they practice safer
sex. Has anyone else seen Raw Thugs 1 2 and 3. Or the
countless videos of dudes nutting in each others
mouths and faces and on the booty holes. How are you
gonna lie about something that can easily be found
out. This dude doesn't even think. One more thing if
they ain't doing shit wrong why did the RUN out of
Chicago off of accussations, oh I forgot the health
department shut them down. Get it together and us men
need to stop supporting half assed shit because we can
get a nutt from it.

see also, His Story, for details

 

what i would download from lime wire

 

blatino

 

take em down with tiger tyson

 

blatino 2

 

subway scene with kaos

 

tons of films by la mancha

 (the below is not my opinion..nor is the above on the flava shit..)

I don't know how many of you are aware of the recent events with cocodorm and the model Pimp. Just to give a little background; Pimp is a model who was on cocodorm for a while and recently was fired/quit. However, this dude is supposedely HIV positive and has done several bareback scenes and has even had other models swallow his babies. When questioned on whether or not he was positive he provided cocodorm with several doctors notes saying he wasn't until an article that he made about living with HIV was posted on the website ebonymale and he was questioned on it he just up and lefted. This is really weird to me because Pimp is now featured in papithugz.com newest video release and I don't understand how anyone can have a nigga that did some crazy stuff like that in thier movies. I just want to know your opinions on this. Also, it does have some relevancy to BWN because one of the models that was in a bareback scene with him used to star in BWN videos his name was Devin on here and he now works for dawgpoundusa. com

 

 parting shots..

 

http://keepingitreal.typepad.com/

http://www.keepingitrealonline.tv/lifestyleschannel.html

 

http://flavaworksvod.com/index.php?

 

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