Happy Hump Day Obots! HipHop Archaeology?? OK, I'm gonna let today's featured archaeologists on words describe this for y'all! Mosheh Adamu I’m an out the box brotha, unconventional in thinking, attitude and spirit. I am one of few African American Historical Archaeologists and even in this microcosmic universe, I may be the only one that truly represents HipHop through … [Read more...] about Wednesday Open Thread: African-American Archaeologists
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Yvan LaMothe Talks About Confronting Newt’s Racist Rhetoric
Yesterday, Rev. Al interviewed Yvan LaMothe, the brotha who confronted Newt "Lil Leroy" Gingrinch about his racist comments about Blacks and food stamps: Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy P.O.U.er Trose1 said it best: It is a shame our Media will not ask these candidates any questions on their obsession with Black poor … [Read more...] about Yvan LaMothe Talks About Confronting Newt’s Racist Rhetoric
Tuesday Open Thread: African-American Archaeologists
Good Morning Obots! Today's featured archaeologist: Dr. Willie E. Dye A native of Terrell, Texas, Willie E. Dye, Ph.D. has always had a curiosity and fascination with people and the world around him, showing a great interest in History and Geography since early childhood. That, combined with a love for God and humanity, as well as a burning quest for true knowledge, it is … [Read more...] about Tuesday Open Thread: African-American Archaeologists
Monday Evening Thread: When Mitt Romney Came To Town
(h/t Bob Cesca) Thanks Newt!!...this one's gotta hurt, huh Mitt? King of Bain: "When Mitt Romney Came To Town" [Official Trailer] … [Read more...] about Monday Evening Thread: When Mitt Romney Came To Town
Monday Open Thread: African-American Archaelogists
Good Morning Obots! This week we are featuring our very own versions of Indiana Jones! LOL, well not exactly, but these individuals are pioneers in the field of Archaeology. Today: John Wesley Gilbert John Wesley Gilbert (July 6, 1864 – November 19, 1923) was the first African American archaeologist, the first graduate of Paine College, the first African American professor … [Read more...] about Monday Open Thread: African-American Archaelogists