Do not make the mistake of thinking that because my conclusion is the same as another person's that my reasoning is the same
Michael at Move The Crowd hipped me to AfroNetizen's new blog. Good move. Turning on the RSS feeds would also be a good move because (if the initial topic is any indication):
Raised to capture the diverse opinions, positions and sentiments of the African-American electorate regarding the impact of the candidacies of Amb. Carol Moseley-Braun and Rev. Al Sharpton on the Democratic nomination, and overall, the 2004 presidential campaign.
…this is site that I'll want to be reading daily and participating in regularly.
Posted by P6 at October 2, 2003 12:56 PM | Trackback URL: http://www.prometheus6.org/mt/mt-tb.cgi/1815http://afronetizen.blogs.com/twoblackcontenders/index.rdf
Autodiscovery actually works sometimes.
Whats with the "25 Books Blackfolk Really Should Read"? Shouldn't it be "25 Books Everyone in America and their Grandmami Really Should Read"?
The RSS seems to be working, its just that those typepad RSS feeds don't open in browsers, annoying.
I'm assuming they're speaking directly to Black folks, and indifferent if anyone else overhears. But yeah, everyone should read them. In fact, suggesting that they're only for Black folks may be the surest way of getting white folks to demand the books be made available to them.
Good point about the books P6.
I love the 'dubious negro' list. :-) That's the way to start a site... come out the box swinging!