not Michael...

I'm still crying 2 1/2 days later, but I said all that I could muster up to say about it on SoulBounce.

Punchout!!!

Mike Tyson Documentary? Sony Pictures Classics? Can. Not. Wait!

There's A War Going On [In]side.

Just...please watch.



My job in mental illness has led me to meet alot of homeless people. They all have a story. All of them.

What I Do In My Spare Time

The little time that I do have, that is.


Me & Idris screaming from Imani Walker on Vimeo.

:-D

Want To Know My Innermost Thoughts?

Go here.

Trust Me

Just do yourself a favor and do the following:

1) Go to this website .

2) Download all of the mixes.

3) Hook up your iPod.

4) Go to "Full Crate & FS Green"

5) Press play and place on repeat.

6) Savor.

I'm On Twitter Like Everyone Else These Days

I have been on Twitter for a minute now, and I was surprised to find out that Twitter is a/k/a as "microblogging." Since I'm usually on Soulbounce or Twitter and not on here as much as I would like, I figured I'd let y'all know where I've been posting the past few months.

You can follow me here.

Me in '93

Peep the School Daze poster on the bulletin board.

The Consumerization of Obama

I don't know how I feel about this. I mean, I was pro-Obama in the home stretch of the campaign after really believing that there was no way that Obama was going to even be nominated. But now I feel a little uncomfortable with all these high-end designers creating wares that capitalize on such a historic point in this nation's and world's history. True, some of these items are hot and I do own a couple of Obama shirts my damn self, but I just don't want this to turn into the Bart Simpson T-shirt craze/fiasco of the early '90s. If you remember this (Black Bart tee = oh God no), then you'll understand the comparison. Check out some of the wares below.

You can get your Obama swag pimp on over here .

Please Go See This Movie

I blogged about the dearth of Black Californians in the past. Statewide, we're something like 7% of the population. This being considered, the whole "Blame The Negroes For Passing of Prop 8" thing just doesn't make sense statistically-speaking, but I digress.

I just saw the trailer for this movie, Medicine For Melancholy, which besides being a dope movie title, is about a Black couple in San Francisco who bond after a one-night stand. While I have lived through this scenario on more that one occasion (sorry, Mom), the story seems beautiful and political all at the same time. Check it out below, and be sure to see it on January 30th.

Yes, that is the dude from The Daily Show.