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It’s Monday, WSY Family and lurkers! It’s the start of a new week and the start of a new theme. This week wee are going to highlight African-American science fiction writers and works.  As a group, the widespread accomplishments of African-American science fiction writers has been minimal. If you typically read any science fiction books, [...]

Video of the Meet the Press political roundtable 12/12/2010: Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY), Fmr. Rep. Harold Ford Jr. (D-TN), Wall Street Journal Editorial Page Editor Paul Gigot, and NBC News White House Correspondent Savannah Guthrie.

It’s Sunday WSY Family and lurkers! I am highlighting the Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin today.  This week’s topic will be a little low-key, so I thought I would show some love the Queen. Ms. Franklin is sick and wee wish for her to have a speedy recovery. Mahalia Jackson recognized Aretha Franklin’s talent at [...]

Hattip GLH, I will be receiving the infamous, triple-gray asterisks, “***” for making late picks this week. ***If you missed making an entry for Thursday night, you can still compete for points on tomorrow, Sunday.*** Who will win Week #14? Will Admiral Komack and Lennix Webster continue as Season-to-Date Leaders?  There’s only one way to [...]

President Obama introduces President Clinton who speaks to the press about his support for the President’s framework agreement to extends tax cuts for all Americans and extend unemployment benefits.

Its freezing cold around these parts. Time to visualize a warm tropical place. Maybe the Bahamas. Bahama Mama 1/4 oz coffee liqueur 1/2 oz dark rum 1/2 oz coconut liqueur 1/4 oz 151 proof rum juice of 1/2 lemons 4 oz pineapple juice

(Reprinted by permission) Good Luck White Progressives by TexasMango I don’t have much to say. This will be quick. If the so-called progressive community is done with Obama, than the black community will most likely be done with you. We aren’t that worried about Republicans, we have certainly dealt with worse. Now, you can take [...]

Good morning WSY Fam! This week’s series is Black Oxford: Distinguished African American Rhodes Scholars. The Rhodes Scholarship is known around the globe as the oldest and most prestigious international graduate scholarship program in the world. In 1979, Karen Stevenson became the first African American woman awarded a Rhodes Scholarship. A native of Washington, DC, [...]

Enjoy Alvin Ailey’s inspiring “Revelations”, celebrating 50 years of this wonderful dance. Part 1: Pilgrim of Sorrow NEW YORK (AP) — The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre has launched a season-long celebration of Revelations, its masterpiece, first performed 50 years ago in a one-night show at a Manhattan community centre. And you could see the [...]

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