Well, it’s gotten hot-hot-hot with the political topics so I think it’s time for a break with an old school throwback to Michel’le. Yeah, I know you remember her – the girl with the peculiar, high-pitched, speaking voice but powerhouse vocals. Born Michel’le Toussaint and of Louisiana Creole heritage, the Los Angeles-based R&B singer was [...]
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Rev. Jeremiah Wright is Pharoah
April 29th, 2008 
Clay Cane “Pharoah had betrayed them. And on a nearby street corner, empty-eyed, exhausted, alone, stood Pharoah, the pumpkin-colored mulatto. He was breathing hard. Now he could start home, he thought. Nobody would know who gave the alarm. The white folks would thank him. They wouldn’t tell. They would protect him. Now he could start home in [...]
Obama Pressured on Sean Bell Case; No One Questions Senator Clinton of New York
April 27th, 2008 Clay Cane “There was a tragedy in New York. I said at the time, without benefit of all the facts before me, that it looked like a possible case of excessive force. The judge has made his ruling, and we’re a nation of laws, so we respect the verdict that came down… The most important thing for [...]
Is Obama Too Black?
April 24th, 2008 Clay Cane Written by John Walker John Walker is a previous guest writer, who penned Did Latinos Betray Blacks? The conversation got hot-hot-hot and while I didn’t agree with everything that was written, I thought it was an interesting point of view. The same goes for Walker’s latest piece. I believe that Senator Barack Obama can win [...]
Submit your questions for Usher!
April 23rd, 2008 Clay Cane I am interviewing Usher this afternoon for mainstream press. His new album Here I Stand, hits stores on May 27th. I had a chance to listen to the album and I have to admit — the album is hot. Usher is doing some sangin’. Have a question you always wanted to know? Submit your questions [...]
