Trayvon Martin, such a tragedy – Wilson Times

Response: I totally agree and this is similar to my 2 post that I have written. C. Dancy II – The Political Agitator

There is a sadness that looms over America and the world over the manner in which the life of Trayvon Martin was taken. Many persons everywhere have genuinely spoken out against this travesty and have identified with the grave injustice of this particular event. (More)

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Black Folks We Are In A State Of Emergency When It Comes To Education, Murder And Racism To Name A Few. I Am Tired Of The Call To Action After The Tragedy Has Occurred

Trayvon Martin And Dangerous Times For Black Men

Response: Yep, I said it too, “All Black Boys & Black Men Are At-Risk” so again do not think it begin and end with Trayvon Martin. You better recognize. C. Dancy II – DCN Publisher

For every black man in America, from the millionaire in the corner office to the mechanic in the local garage, the Trayvon Martin tragedy is personal. It could have been me or one of my sons. It could have been any of us.

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Black Folks We Are In A State Of Emergency When It Comes To Education, Murder And Racism To Name A Few. I Am Tired Of The Call To Action After The Tragedy Has Occurred

The Psycho-Academic War Against Black Boys – Source: The Blacklist

The professional nomenclature has now become household words. Children as young as six can now speak of "Ritalin," and "ADHD" with stunning efficiency of what these words mean. Teachers and principals are telling single-parent mothers that their sons need "CYCLERT" and "ADDERALL." Special education children are telling their instructors that they cannot be suspended from school for more than ten days because they have an "IEP." Teenage boys are blaming their behavior on "I didn’t have my pill today." (Read more @ The Blacklist)

Note: I remember when I first heard about children being put on Ritalin I was mad as hell. Many children were on it because their parents receive a check once they are hooked on phonics, oh I mean drugs and everyone get comfortable. Poor parents sacrifices their child for the sake of a check. Mind you there are some who were not so to speak poor but did it anyway. What a damn shame. I wish someone would tell me that I need to put my child on some damn Ritalin. They will change that tune and say I am the one that needs it. LMBAO C. Dancy II – DCN Publisher