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dangerousNEXT: ZEALE

dangerousNEGRO was in the building at KRS-One’s Stop The Violence Tour in Houston this past weekend. Hosted by M1 from dead prez, we knew we were in for an exciting show. As the anticipation built up for The Blastmaster KRS-One to rip the stage, an act surprisingly stole the show!
Sounding like a Slim [...]

Why dangerousNEGRO?

by Tre B.
www.dangerousnegro.com

If you don’t know about dangerousNEGRO, read about us.  For those of you that do know about us, you may wonder why we chose the name dangerousNEGRO, or even why what we’re doing is so important.
To answer the first question, the name dangerousNEGRO is a tribute to past Afrikan and Afrikan American leaders [...]

MLK was a Revolutionary

by Tre B

Equality in a society based on one group dominating all others is a revolutionary concept.  MLK was a revolutionary.
Don’t get it twisted, despite the watered-down, docile version of the man they show you on TV and in tributes around this time of year MLK was really a revolutionary.  The reason he’s not with [...]

Oscar Grant

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The whole situation around Oscar Grant is ridiculous and for every one of these incidents that hits the news, you gotta believe that there’s countless others.  It’s ok to get mad and vent that frustration via protests and whatnot, but we also need results.  When things like [...]

Justice or Just Us?

How many times will I have to post one of these in 2009? I’m truly disgusted. 2009 is barely 10 days old and already there have been 3 Black men SHOT IN THE BACK BY POLICE. President Obama, please introduce a Universal Code of Police Conduct as soon as [...]

The American Criminal Justice System Needs To Be Revamped Part 2

Today is my birthday. I woke up to hundreds of facebook messages, text messages, emails, and voice messages wishing me many more years of life and happiness. I was all smiles until I viewed the footage of Oscar Grant being brutally murdered at the hands of the “good guys.” [...]

What if I told you Obama isn’t the first Black U.S. President?

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Spring ‘09 Sneak Peek

much more coming soon…

Quote of the Moment: Malcolm X

“You have whites in the community who express sincerity when they say they want to help. Well, how can they help? How can a white person help the black man solve his problem? Number one, you can’t solve it for him. You can help him solve it, but you can’t solve [...]