Million Man Part Duece

I admit, I laid in bed watching C-Span all morning, and afternoon, waiting to be inspired and motivated by one of the speakers at the Million Man March II. I can't say I got that inspiration I was looking for. I was hoping to hear someone with a plan. I heard alot of ideas, but nothing really of substance. I was glad to see some of the speakers challenging those who attended to go back to their communities and get active, do something. I was quite annoyed by all of the speakers on stage shouting black power. I guess those individuals were short on words and had to rely upon those empty words to get a response from the audience. Black power? What the hell is that? How do I get some of it? And what the heck was up with that damn rapper who came on stage trying to flow to his un-edited cd laced with profanity. He promptly apologized and took his ass off stage. Kind of reminded me of Sexual Chocolate on Coming to America. Anyway, I am not hating on the event. It's good to see us doing something, but it is imperative that a plan of attack is established to address the woes of the black community. Unfortunately, I did not see it, at the end of the day, we are back on sqaure one. Don't ask me what do I suggest, I got some ideas, but they are not ready to be unveiled at this time.

My Top Three Issues in Black America 1. Black on Black crime 2. Education 3. Unemployment/Poverty

Since I spent my day in bed, I gotta spend the rest of my night, getting my read on. Till the next time.....Black Power! Syke......