I am fed up with what has happening within the black community. Too many of our families are broken, too many of us are morally degenerate and too many of us are willing to blame all of our pathology on slavery, George Bush, the Republican party, or anything but our failures as parents, husbands, wives, and Christians.
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These quotes when read in order tell the story of yesterday, today and tomorrow. Wake up America!
"Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past." - George Orwell
"One of the penalties for refusing to...
"I was collecting research and most of the research I had were government documents or old books...one is a very important book that Carnegie Corporation published in 1934. That is probably the most important one of all to discuss since we don't have...
<div style="font-family: Georgia,"Times New Roman",serif;">My paradigm has been forced to shift as I have been trying to debunk so-called "conspiracy theories" and sadly I can't. Perhaps someone can help me...seriously I don't want to believe this...
Chuck Baldwin founder-pastor of Crossroad Baptist Church in Pensacola, Florida writes an extremely thought provoking article reposted below:
People of goodwill everywhere are rightly sympathetic to the plight of hundreds of thousands of innocent...
According to Julianne Malveaux Climate Change is a civil rights issue. That is without a doubt the biggest kettle of horse dung I've read in quite sometime. This is preposterous on so many levels that my mind is reeling in bewilderment laced with...
I just found your site while looking for more info on Michael Steel. I am also a black female conservative (independent but usually vote Republican). I am so happy to see that there is someone out there that thinks just like me. I have been given so much flack by my family for my views. That just don't get it at all. I don't vote "black" but based on my religious (Christian) views and basically, I vote what makes sense. So far, this current administration doesn't make sense and is putting our country in a lot of hot water financially, in particular. Anyway, I will now become a frequent visitor to your blog. It feels good to know I am not in the minority but for my views.
It's refreshing to read comments from black women that reflect mine. Why is the truth so obvious to us and so foreign to the rest of our community. It really saddens me how so many of us waste our precious time and emotional energy seeking out overt and covert acts of racism almost as if it's a full time job. This reoccupation with race and racism is one of many factors that keep us from reaching our potential. As you so aptly stated, if we were as concerned about taking care of our families and our communities as were are about exposing white racism we would be unstoppable!!!! For me the question is not, where are the racist? The question is how can I, with the Lord's help, ensure my success in life despite the elements of racism that exist.
This is a awesome blog I was searching for conservative black women. I knew you where out there someplace. As a 5 year old conservative white women I love to hear your views on the issues. it seems I hear so many liberals trying to think they can speak to for Black Americans as a group I find it very distressing. I am so concerend for the American family in general, it seems so many have lost all values and respect ! I think as women we need to stand up and set the nation on the right path, which has to start with mutual respect . Donna
I dont even remember how I ended up falling on this blog, but I wanted you know now how refreshing it is to read this blog. One of my best friends is a conservative black woman attending Georgetown law, I respect her opinion over most of my contacts in life. I was hoping for a grilling of Eric Holder, after all we're a nation of cowards for not addressing racism after electing our countries first black president. God bless, my friend. Keep fighting the good fight.
I am a christian, conservative, asian female. LOVE your blog. I also read www.urbancure.org, www.black-and-right.com. Star Parker's insightful article "The awkward co-dependence of blacks and liberal Democrats" explains a lot. Blacks and Hispanics are generally more pro-life, pro-traditional marriage, pro-family, than asians or whites, yet they vote liberal pro-death Democrats. Wish there were more like you!
Excellent! First time visitor, but plan to follow you more ardently. I'm a conservative white male that appreciates a well-spoken conservatgive, irrespective of color and gender, but it is particularly exciting when it is coming from a young black woman!
