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Labor Day of Mourning: The Religious Challenge in a Shattered Job Market
Rev. Laarman breaks down the present situation for many Americans and how it affects faith and the church. This is a great article. Rev. Peter Laarman: Labor Day of Mourning: The Religious Challenge in a Shattered Job Market.
Posted in News from the Soul Brother
Tagged commentary, Labor Day, Peter Laarman, religion, work
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The Mission Is Not Accomplished: Voting equals Power
On November 4, 2008, we were a proud a hopeful people. For many that was the first time their constitutional right was exercised. The power of voting was realized and vindicated in our community. “Yes, we can!” actually meant something to … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts of the Soul Brother
Tagged african american, black, commentary, congress, government, Obama, power, stand-up, United States, voice, voting
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A Humble Opinion
In some ways I am ambivalent about a Mosque being built near 911. As a person who grew up in New York and worked in 5 WTC for years and was in the World Trade Center and New York City, less … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts of the Soul Brother
Tagged 911, commentary, inter-faith, mosque, muticultural, New York, New York City, religion, WTC
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Dr. Laura’s n-word rant reflects trend of intolerance
Very good article from Ronda Racha Penrice. Dr. Laura’s n-word rant reflects trend of intolerance.
Posted in News from the Soul Brother
Tagged commentary, Dr. Laura, N-word, race, Ronda Racha Penrice
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M.I.A.- XXXO
Mathangi “Maya” Arulpragasam, better known as the rapper M.I.A. returns with her new single XXXO. She is very talented and mixes political commentary with social consciousness in her music. The graphics used in this video is based on her own designs.
Posted in Soul Brother's Music Videos
Tagged commentary, hip-hop, music, politics, video
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Raina Wallens: My Husband Didn’t Stand for Hate
This is an exceptionally poignant and personal commentary that puts 9/11 in perspective as well as the argument about the proposed “Ground Zero” mosque. An excellent commentary! Raina Wallens: My Husband Didn’t Stand for Hate.