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Ball, You Aint Never Lied!!
AfroMadu is using our voice to attempt to put an end to obesity in the youth as well as the African-American community. So I am going to try to preach on some Basketball Court Etiquette. With these...
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#SupremeBlackout
Hip Hop is a large piece of African American culture. In a time where drugs and poverty were ruining the black family, hip hop was a way for young blacks to let out their frustrations in a positive...
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Kwanzaa: Umoja: U.N.I.T.Y
December 26th marks the first day of Kwanzaa reflecting on the principle of unity. Unity is such an overrated concept that everyone takes for granted, but are we really all really unified? This year...
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Kwanzaa: Ujima and the Accountability of the Community.
To build and maintain our community together and make our brothers’ and sisters’ problems our problems, and to solve them together. The principle that is similar to Umoja, Ujima shows the second step...
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Who’s next??
Martin, Malcolm, Medgar, Jessie, Rev. Al, Andrew, Huey, and Nelson. Who’s next in line? All of these great men made impact’s on society. Who can we say have stepped into their footsteps and made a...
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Am I My Brothers Keeper?
I was recently at an event at my University about use of the N-Word, when a question was raised: Why do we greet each other with ‘Whats up Nigga?”, when it used to be “Whats up BROTHER?”. The host...
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