Several times a day I see postings by black people saying that "Black People don't stick together" or that "Ni%%as" ain't no good or that Black Women are B!T@#s.

When White people post something like that we call for their heads!

We want them fired, and we would want a public apology.

If we will not accept that behavior from another race why do we accept it from our own?

Do you challenge people when they post negativity about your race when you are both the same race?

Should they lose their jobs and be forced to apologize publicly?

Shelley Emling Senior Editor, The Huffington Post

"There was a time when you were considered old or past it as soon as you retired, but this age has now got much later as we are leading healthier and more active lives well into our 70s," a spokesman for PayingTooMuch.com told the Daily Mail. "Pensioners are no longer seen as people who spend their days sat in their armchair knitting or watching black and white films in the afternoon before a little nap.

"For many, retirement is the start of a whole new chapter and pensioners are traveling the world, taking up new hobbies and in some cases, leading more active and exciting lifestyles than when they were younger," he said.

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He thought since he got his prescription sex wouldn't be his biggest problem...  But it is!  Now his wife wants him to perform all kinds of sex acts and keeps hinting that she would like to invite others into their bed. Should he throw 20 years of marriage down the drain?

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How important is jealousy in a relationship?

We all know the chronic, corrosive nature of jealousy Cemeteries and Penitentiaries are filled with unanswered questions and bad decisions all victims of jealous rage. But Jealous rage is an extreme. Is it possible to have a healthy amount of jealousy in a relationship? Is make-up sex the new white meat?

Gather round folks you just might learn something, and if you know something call in and share something.

Viren Swami, Ph.D.

Imagine you’ve just witnessed a traffic accident. There are two victims, one you find attractive, the other less so. Which of the two victims would you help first? Or, imagine you have to hire someone to work for your company. They both have identical qualifications and experience, but one you find attractive, the other less attractive. Who would you hire?

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This is an excerpt from a artical: January 25, 2016 - By Jazmine Denise Rogers

http://madamenoire.com/610384/share-her-inheritance/

Thanks to Lisa’s grandmother, who left her a hefty inheritance, she’s now $15,000 richer, but ole’ girl seems to feel that this money should be handled differently than the way that they’ve been handling their money. Basically, she wants to do what she wants to do with it and feels Aaron has no say in how she spends it.

“She recently inherited about $15k from her grandmother’s estate, that she was not expecting. She hadn’t realized money had been left for her,” Aaron continued. “It’s been a few weeks now since she found out about it, and she does not want to discuss it with me at all. Her stance seems to be that it’s her money and not my business.”

“My opinion is that we should treat it as any other income, and budget towards savings and vacation funds and such. And perhaps get a second car, since we share mine,” he added.

As we shared in the beginning, he’s bothered by Lisa’s seemingly questionable moves, and he’s wondering if he’s wrong for feeling this way. What are your thoughts on this situation?

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Is this the new paradigm or the same ole same ole. Have a baby by the wrong guy, struggle raising the child alone, then go back to school and start your career. To some this is the wrong way to build your foundation, to others it's a family tradition.

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Ishaq S. Mu’min is an aspiring writer. He has two Paralegal Certificates, currently studying for his BA in Paralegal Studies, and has worked as a Law Library Clerk for over 15 Years. He is at work on a book as a sequel to this book “The Evolution of a G (Part II)”. He is also pursuing an acting career and film deals for his books. Mr. Mu’min has taught advanced seminars as a Substance Abuse Counselor and regularly lectures youth on the ultimate outcome of living in the streets of the inner cities of America, without a legitimate plan and goal for success. He was raised in New York City and currently resides in Brooklyn, N.Y.

An excerpt from Ishaq Mu'min’s “The Evolution of a G"   Izzy grew up in the Mid 70s and late 80s, Between Harlem and the Bronx, New York City. During this era was the last of a dying breed of hustlers-last of the Mohegan’s-the true underworld gangsters. There are many hoods all over in American cities across the United States, but it is no ancient Chinese secret that: long before the crack epidemic, the heroin trade in the Bronx and Harlem was on another level and that this level could never be reached again.

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CBS News

BURNS, Ore. - The militia group at the center of a standoff on the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon said they are occupying federal land in protest in order to restore the constitution.

Ammon Bundy -- the son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who was involved in an armed standoff with the government over grazing rights -- said his group will stay there as long as it takes to see justice served. The collective of protesters had decided to name themselves "Citizens for Constitutional Freedom."

The case that brought self-described armed patriots from across the country to Oregon involves a pair of Oregon ranchers convicted of burning federal land. And while the milita group insists they are acting in support of the Hammonds, the Hammonds say they don't want the protesters at the refuge.

Are the chickens coming home to roost?

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Why are we so obsessed with the sexuality of the next man or woman? Why do you care? what bearing does it have on your life? Why are transgender people still being attacked in our street in 2015? Why do the persecuted like to persecute?

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