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Davontae Sanford: Why is a celebrated Detroit prosecutor denying justice in quadruple murder case?

(ThyBlackMan.com) Kym Worthy is a celebrated Wayne County prosecutor who is most noted for her prosecution of former Detroit mayor, Kwame Kilpatrick. When pressed by Kilpatrick supporters about why she was being so relentless in going after the mayor, Worthy began making public statements about how no man is above the law. If that is true, it seems quite odd that her office has failed to prosecute... [Read the full story]

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Raising His Righteous Nature…

(ThyBlackMan.com) “The World Teaches You How to Make His Nature Rise; I’d like to Teach You How to Make Him Rise into His Nature” Sisters I know that Ebony, Cosmo and whatever other magazine that you faithfully read tells you how to seduce a man, how to drive him crazy sexually, how to entice him and they lead you to believe that by doing all of those things, you will be his woman.... [Read the full story]

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Black Black History Month Again: The Left’s Favorite Time Of The Year.

(ThyBlackMan.com) Alas, another Black History Month, or as the left likes to view it, their annual “Opportunity To Exploit Race Month”. It is the month in which liberals attempt to convince us that race relations in America have progressed very little since the days of police unleashing dogs on civil rights activists. Rather than presenting a balanced honest look at Black History, leftist school... [Read the full story]

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MegaUpload Fiasco: Shows DC Politicians Have No Gonads to Go After Wall Street…

(ThyBlackMan.com) Riddlemethis? Would the Government or Obama administration arrest banking Presidents/CEOs and seize their assets because it contained the money of drug kingpins? Would the Government or Obama administration arrest and seize the assets of red W. Smith, the Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Federal Express because their truck may transport 10 kilograms of cocaine or... [Read the full story]

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Let’s Stop Playing The Parent Blame Game!

(ThyBlackMan.com) A number of newsworthy events have transpired within the past week that have shaken our confidence in parents and children of urban, uncultured hood rats, as some see them. Take another look. But by the grace of God, some of us would see our own reflection. How many of you have subscribed to the notion that, “It takes a village to raise a child,” or better yet, “let the change... [Read the full story]

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Don Cornelius, Thank You My Soul Train Brotha…

(ThyBlackMan.com) Don Cornelius was my uncle. No, he wasn’t my grandmother’s brother or some dude that grew up with my grandfather, but he was a member of my family. He came to my home every week, bearing gifts, dropping jewels and genuinely seemed to take an interest in our condition. Yeah, it was through a television screen, but he was as much a part of my family as Uncle Martin Luther King... [Read the full story]

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To Escape Self-persisted Captivity: Emphasis on Black History & Action is Essential…

(ThyBlackMan.com) On February 13, 2012, renowned actor Laurence Fishburne will narrate a PBS documentary, Slavery By Another Name. The documentary will show that slavery in America did not end in 1865 with the Emancipation Proclamation as the majority of people have been led to believe.  Rather, with the federal government’s quiet complicity, slavery actually ensued for almost another 100 years... [Read the full story]

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Segregation Down…. Not Quite: Looking at the Whole Non Post-Racial Picture…

(ThyBlackMan.com) A recent report from Harvard University professor Edward Glaeser and Duke University professor Jacob Vigdor finds segregation against Blacks is at the lowest level since 1890. The study looked at census results dating back to 1890. The professors make their finding based on the black suburbanization, gentrification, access to credit, fair housing laws, and immigration. The research... [Read the full story]

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Ever Wonder Why Black History Month Is the Shortest and the Coldest Month of the Year?

(ThyBlackMan.com) Have you ever wondered why February is Black History Month, the coldest and the shortest month of the year? Here is why.   It was begun by historian Carter G. Woodson in 1926. At first it was called Negro History Week, and was observed during the second week in February in honor of Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday is February 12, and Frederick Douglass, who was born on February 14.... [Read the full story]

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