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Comment on 5 Suggestions for More Environmentally Friendly Musical Festivals by Earp

Earp — Sun, 19 May 2013 12:52:00 +0000

Gay.

Btw. That’s not a good thing.

Comment on Capital Murder Suspects Sought in connection with two deaths by bfat

bfat — Thu, 16 May 2013 07:31:00 +0000

it was messed up but dis type of stuff happens all da time dont get me wrong what dey did was fucked up but bol aint break at all maybe it aint hitem yet,but he far from a bitch ass nigga real sht

Comment on OPEN LETTER TO THE EDITOR: KKDA 730 by Justmyopinion

Justmyopinion — Tue, 14 May 2013 00:54:00 +0000

Organizing our people is way over due, but not too late. We must not give up the fight. We have to learn to stop fighting ourselves and work together. How? When you have a problem, come with a solution in mind and be ready to act upon it.

Comment on Willis’ Blog: Where do we go from here? by Justmyopinion

Justmyopinion — Tue, 14 May 2013 00:33:00 +0000

I am a black female. I see the point of view of not doing business with blacks. I have felt that way many times. Just as of recent, I was in Tyler at a resort, there were quite a few black there. Although there was nothing significant that happened, I remember thinking. This nice resort will soon be torn down by all the blacks. Blue collar, white collar, red collar, whatever status. Blacks are destructive, have no sense of pride, honor or respect in their communities, stores, schools, churches. It is sad. At my daughter’s school, it is embarrassing to see how we have a disregard for following instructions just dropping our kids off. Parents will double park other parents in, triple park and even let their kids out in the middle of the street, 3 lanes over from the curb (the only passing lane), holding up traffic for miles. Black people are disgruntle, lazy, trifling, we have the worst customer service and we look a hot mess most of the time (clothes are too tight or we are underdressed, our horse hair- a whole topic in itself). We seem to never be happy. We don’t speak to each other, we don’t talk to each other in a nice way. We don’t say thank you. It’s sad and it is a problem. We have problems organizing and can’t seem to think for ourselves. And our black men, they have no sense of responsibility they are a dying gender. I live in a mixed community (Blacks, Whites, Hispanics, Asians) and see the differences. I have also worked with a wide variety and see the differences. I love my color and would not want to be anything other than what God made me. But seriously speaking, if I ever get married again, he probably won’t be black.
As a business owner, producer, consumer, parent, and all, it has been challenging to do business with most blacks. But I love us anyway. Just like Frankie says…. Love is the Key! and We Are One.

Just one black woman’s opinion

Comment on South Dallas Can Boast New Golf Course In The Works by Nel

Nel — Mon, 13 May 2013 16:52:00 +0000

A PGA styled facilty won’t fit into the pocketbooks of most South Dallas golfers…they need to call it what it is…

Comment on Willis’ Blog: Where do we go from here? by Vernon Franko

Vernon Franko — Fri, 10 May 2013 21:34:00 +0000

I think it is detrimental to any business to take such positions that they don’t want to do business with this or that group. If there was a problem with an individual then I could see not doing business with that particular person, but to infer that experience on an entire group of people is stereotyping and not a very smart thing for a business owner to do.

I will do business anywhere that cultivates mutual respect, honesty and dignity.

Comment on Willis’ Blog: Talk to Me by Patricia Ellis

Patricia Ellis — Fri, 10 May 2013 15:14:00 +0000

you are so right. I wish I could justTalk to my mother, but she is passed on. I am sure a text would not do. And for all who see this technology as the “wave of the future”, you don’t know who much your time means to those you have chosen to spend it with, until you don’t have it. Take care of it and give you attention while you are present…

Comment on Why Black Men Love White Women author Rajen Persaud Q&A with DSN (Pt. 2) by courtneyrR

courtneyrR — Fri, 10 May 2013 06:48:00 +0000

That makes sense.

Comment on Why Black Men Love White Women author Rajen Persaud Q&A with DSN (Pt. 2) by courtneyrR

courtneyrR — Fri, 10 May 2013 06:41:00 +0000

So intelligent. So wise.He is 100 percent correct.Very refreshing to hear this coming from a man. I read this book and its absolutely a must read.

Thank you Mr. Persaud for carrying on commonsense responsibility.Thank you for the respect that you show to black women.Continue to uplift and teach those around you . YOu are one of many examples of what real men do.

Comment on 6 Tips for Removing Stains in the Carpet by Anna Dawson

Anna Dawson — Tue, 30 Apr 2013 06:37:00 +0000

Don’t take any stain for granted recently I had a very good experience with Oxifresh . Several methods of cleaning produce satisfactory results. But one recommendation is universal: clean your carpet before it becomes too unsightly. The cleaning chore will be easier and a lot more successful. All you need to do is put some little efforts to deal wit it.