Keantre Malone

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November 27, 2012 at 2:00pm

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Topics: black existentialism, destiny, home, house, Love, mary J Blidge, method man, my lady, structure, womyn

Dream House Of a Thousand Kisses

Express your current obsession with a womyn to let her know that her efforts haven’t gone unrecognized. Explain to her how she provides you with mental, physical, & emotional support. Speak metaphors that clarify your position in the life of your relationship. Relationships engage a backbone-to-backbone collision that lays cement for a foundation, that produces [...]

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November 24, 2012 at 1:29pm

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The New Radical Black Dimension: Black Power and its Future

We, the youth of Generation Y have elders all across the world that we must consult in this daily struggle to find freedom. Our elders found me on my trips through the labyrinth of NYC yesterday—through Harlem, through the Bronx, through Queens. These kinfolk who have endured the 1968 Olympics, when Tommie Smith and John [...]

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November 20, 2012 at 4:42pm

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Topics: black consciousness, confidence, nihilism, poe man dreams, struggles

Visions Of a Concrete Rose

The youth of generation Y struggle to overstand the meaning of their actions; I know this since my daily fate mingles with the universal problems for youth. I felt so bad the other evening, I felt like I wasn’t doing anything with my life. These are the days of my personal history in which I [...]

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November 17, 2012 at 12:11pm

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Hungover Thoughts Of Generation Y Black Hippies

It is true that “all the girls wanna play Baywatch” at the swimming pools full of liquor (Kendrick Lamar, “Swimming Pools”). Generation Y parties, both in college and high school, present you with a reality surfacing from the deep end of young adult freedom. Diving through the future, our new understandings of suffering blend with [...]

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November 13, 2012 at 3:57pm

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Topics: Common, funk, hip-hop, I used to love her, Music, real hip

Oh Hip Hop Baby Where Did You Go

How has Hip-Hop lost its course in this world? There is too much of a musical backbone to inspire and work from. Now a days the dumber the song the better the song. The “main stream” industry has trampled our freedom. You constantly hear artist complain of how they can’t make music like they want. [...]

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November 6, 2012 at 3:39pm

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Topics: Djing, feel good music, Funkadelic, Herbie Hancock, humyn, Music

Last Night A DJ Saved My Life

When I DJ I catch the unholy ghost. An electric shock flows through my arms; and when the record hits my finger tips, the funkadelic movement shimmy towards my wrist. Blended music surrounds my ear drums as I begin birthing new born tracks with the umbilical cord still attached. A slight cut from the mixer [...]

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October 23, 2012 at 2:00pm

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Love’s Gonna Get Ya Misunderstood

When it comes time to communicate especially when you hurt someone, the other person in pain cant immediately understand you. An appearance of you remains clear to them; you appear to them as the harm. As the threat you are nowhere above doubt. How can you say something is real, when you’re suspect from the [...]

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October 16, 2012 at 2:51pm

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Topics: action, black community, black experience, communication, reaction

To Act Is To React

Black life, just like any other life, is always full of action. We begin many relationships that require us to “deal with people”. These other people deal with us too—our ways of sparking reactions from others brings them to us. In order to have friends, lovers, even families, we make people outside ourselves pay attention [...]

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September 25, 2012 at 6:08pm

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Topics: "Bag Lady" by Erykah Badu, "Sweetest Taboo" by Sade, Aesthetics, Existentialism, femininity, Gender, humyn, Masculinity, Music, race, Revolution, social divisions, soul

Rhythm, Blue, Social Disorder

The conscious humyn evaluates and integrates various influences of style regardless of race, gender or and social divisions. If “male” has a significance, you could receive the conscious male and his personality as influenced by Sade or Nina Simone. He, or better the humyn, could express a masculinity/femininity that is too distinct for either/or. Manifesting [...]

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September 11, 2012 at 2:00pm

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Topics: black feminism, existential phenomenology, Feminism, Gender-conscious black male, structuralism, Transformation

On The Front-line With The Gender-Conscious Black Male

This one tells the story of the gender-conscious black male. Nothing is special about these individuals, but the universal disregard for womyn ensures problems in recognition. The people that we showcase, that we respect or esteem at high levels, reflect our understanding of society. What makes us proud of other people is our comparison of [...]

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