Comments on: Black Present Month

By: Max K.

Max K. — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:16:37 +0000

Couldn’t disagree with you more.

By: Dib

Dib — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 23:00:42 +0000

Right on, my fellow American!!! My 7-year-old has never heard us make a difference for people with different skin colors. Apparently in school it has become an issue. The other day he was talking about a girl in his 2nd grade class, and to differentiate between two girls with the same name, he said “she’s the African-skinned Danielle”. It floored me. Where did he get that from? I’ve heard him call his darker-complected classmates “brown” but never “black”. For the record, my son is what the majority of his classmates would call “Anglo”.

By: Bobbie Taylor

Bobbie Taylor — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 18:03:56 +0000

If it’s not rrue than why get mad why do we let words define us??? Why not let mind define who we are inside. Till we all can look past the phyicals appearance there will never be peace. Because we are all one. Yeah one people are we not all humans?? Does different food yell at other different food? No my friends because it does not matter if it taste good it taste good. It’s easy to die but hard to live or you can say it’s easy to live and hard to die. The choice is ours we hold the real power not someone else don’t let someone else define you. We define ourselfs so it does not matter what someone might say becasue we can not tell others what to say and what not to say it’s freedom of speech. White people don’t get mad if you call them the N word because it has no power to them. Thats what we all need to do Stop giving others power to define us. Like what was said no matter what color you are you can’t change it we are who we are lets love who we are we are smart to know that right.

By: walking lovely bear

walking lovely bear — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 08:31:35 +0000

j’mel good.