The War On Louisiana – Louisiana Oil Spill
Five years after Katrina, Louisiana hit by oil spill On April 19th, the Louisiana coastline was filled with annual visitors enjoying the beauty of its beaches. Little did anyone know…
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It’s Not North vs. South Rap; It’s Dope vs. Wack Rap
Consig’s Corner – A Weekly Column Aight, to get straight to the point here, Electronica is that dude. He’s had basically a “hood hit” with “Exhibit C,” and a well-respected…
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Get “Down” with Producers OFM
If you have managed to keep an eye on the music industry then you would know that the skilled and talented duo of visionary producers J Remy and Bobby Bass…
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Welcome Home Gucci Mane
Consig’s Corner – A Weekly Column Uh, I just want to start off by saying welcome home to Gucci Mane. I personally am a fan, thanks in part to my…
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And The Nominee Is…Elena Kagan?
Is President Obama’s rise hurting qualified Blacks? The Elena Kagan nomination begs the question. It’s a worthy question given some of President Obama’s cabinet selections, foreign ambassador choices and now…
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It Pays To Be Rising Hip-Hop Star Gucci Mane
Last week turned out to be a very good week for rising hip-hop star Gucci Mane. For an artist who is supposed to be in prison, he sure is creating…
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It’s Time To Accept TRANSAmerica
First off, I would like to state that I am a heterosexual male. I LOVE women, even though it seems like a one-way street with them and me at times.…
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Marquis Taylor – The Man Behind The Athlete
Usually when you hear a young man speak of sports, they usually talk about how they are going to be the next LeBron James or Terrell Owens. It is almost…
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Yes We Can or Maybe We Won’t
The Upcoming Midterm Elections and a Misinformed Electorate That was fast. The hope and optimism that swelled around the country during the campaign and election of President Barack Obama is…
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[EVENT] NYC Hip-Hop on Fire: Cory Gunz, Talib Kweli, and Lloyd Banks Set the Stage Ablaze at Nokia Theater
They say NYC Hip-Hop is dead, well on April 29th at the Nokia Theater in the heart of Times Square some of NY’s flyest came out to set the stage…
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