BC Wisdom

He Talk Like A White Boy, Open Thread, Etc.

June 2, 2006

I reviewed fellow conservative Joseph C. Phillips’s new book, He Talk Like A White Boy, for National Review Online. Check it out. I’m pleased to announce that I have an incentive to return to regular column writing. Blogger and journalist Mark Tapscott, editorial page editor at the Washington Examiner, has put together a blogger “Board [...]

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Booker T. Washington

April 3, 2006

“I had the feeling that to get into a schoolhouse and study would be about the same as getting into paradise.” – Booker T. Washington I’d love to hear a kid of whatever color say that today. It would be easy to sum up Booker T. Washington’s views as conservative and be done with it. [...]

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What Blacks Owe Themselves

January 4, 2006

Except for the liberal use of the term “African-American,” this black police officer sounds so much like me, it’s delightfully scary: I decided to become a police officer because of my natural concern for our youth, our elders and our communities. Our youth, because today I see a lost generation. Our elders, because today I [...]

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Fear of a Black Republican

January 3, 2006

Greetings and salutations! Ted Hayes, a dreadlocked, “rasta” Republican says the 35 men, women, and children living in the homeless shelter he founded will be kicked out because of his political affiliation. After he spoke at a Republican Women’s Club, his liberal landlord (white?) decided to exercise his property right and raise the building’s rent [...]

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The Barbershop

December 29, 2005

Larry Elder asks, “When can we blacks get to the point where you and I can have a disagreement — about racism, affirmative action, the War in Iraq, whatever — without someone who thinks like me being a sell-out or an Uncle Tom? Is that at all possible? Am I asking too much?” (Source) Answer [...]

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Reclaiming Our Destiny

October 11, 2005

This afternoon I’m attending a conference called Reclaiming Our Destiny: The New Black Vanguard Conference II at the Heritage Foundation. I didn’t attend the first conference last year, probably because I wasn’t able to take the afternoon off from work. A panel of black conservatives, moderated by Jesse L. Peterson of Brotherhood of a New [...]

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Congratulations to Black Republican Group

August 19, 2005

Blogger Christopher Arps is doing a wonderful job promoting the National Black Republican Association. Their “grand opening” was a success. While I’m not a member of the group, I support their efforts. Click “more” to read the attached press release.

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Why No ‘Ivory’ Magazine?

August 15, 2005

As you may know, John H. Johnson, founder of Ebony magazine, died last week. Columnist Leonard Pitts “goes there” by asking and answering the question, “Why is there an Ebony? He writes: Black life, black striving and black aspiration were conspicuous by their absence from the nation’s newspapers and magazines. As far as mainstream media [...]

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Rise Above ‘Racism’

July 26, 2005

In my short time as a conservative, I’m always pleased to see another black conservative boldly speaking out against collective self-pity and victimhood. Unfortunately, some hold on to remnants of distorted, blame-whitey thinking. The black subculture and our attachment to it is very strong, and blame-whitey habits die hard. You will never hear me say [...]

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Janice Rogers Brown

June 7, 2005

Do you ever wonder why someone like Justice Janice Rogers Brown puts up with the ridicule, rudeness and downright hatred of people who don’t even know her? I’m in awe of her dedication to the rule of law in the face of withering criticism by people who believe she’s unfit to serve the people of [...]

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Pro-Life Achievement Awards Luncheon

June 4, 2005

The mission of Black Americans for life is to encourage African Americans to break the silence with regard to the tragedy of abortion in our community. We believe that if we equip Black people with the facts of this modern day genocide, they will respond and surely work to end the killing of black children. [...]

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Formula For Getting Poor

May 21, 2005

From Star Parker’s latest column in the Naples Daily News (reg. req. — To bypass, use BugMeNot): No one can devise a formula for getting rich. But I can devise a formula for getting poor. Don’t work. Convince yourself that your life reflects the decisions of others and not yours. Be the perennial victim. This [...]

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How Not To Be Poor

May 11, 2005
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Redefining the Civil Rights Battle

March 9, 2005

Fellow conservative Mychal Massie and I agree on many things, including a distaste for Republicans “courting the black vote.” If you think I’m hard-hitting, check out his latest column : The guarantee of opportunity must be understood in context. It is not the guarantee of success, but rather the guarantee of opportunity to succeed as [...]

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Slavery And Social Security

February 15, 2005

Whenever citizens are prevented from doing something (like keeping the money they earn), the government is exerting its control. In the case of prohibiting murder or injury to another, it’s a good thing. Removing criminals from society and protecting citizens is how the state’s power is most effectively flexed. This is for the benefit not [...]

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