Blogs by Dangerous Lee Did You Know Carly Simon Has Black Heritage? Posted on August 9, 2011October 19, 2021 By Dangerous Lee CARLY SIMON GOT A LIL’ SISTA IN HER! This is news to me and I must say that I am quite shocked, but Carly Simon does have a very distinctive mouth and other ethnic features, so it’s really not a surprise. According to my research her father is Jewish and… Read more
Blogs by Dangerous Lee The Half Series – When Black People Look White (2 of 3) Posted on April 5, 2010October 3, 2022 By Dangerous Lee Estimated reading time: 4 minutes, 35 seconds. Contains 919 words PART TWO Most of you are guessing that Katie’s ethnic background is Black and White. Keep on guessing. The truth will be revealed in the third and final installment of this series along with an exclusive interview with Katie. Biracial?… Read more
Blogs by Dangerous Lee The Half Series – When Black People Look White (1 of 3) Posted on February 20, 2010April 6, 2024 By Dangerous Lee Estimated reading time: 5 minutes, 7 seconds. Contains 1024 words The Half Series is a three part series about colorism. Since writing this series I have learned that colorism is defined as prejudice or discrimination against individuals with a dark skin tone, typically among people of the same ethnic or… Read more
Blogs by Dangerous Lee Poll: Is Racism Worse Post Obama? Posted on November 19, 2009July 28, 2019 By Dangerous Lee We’ve all seen the crazy headlines where some White person has gone bananas on some random Black person and others stating President Obama’s threat rate is up to 400%! Sure, it’s great that we live in a world where a Black man is finally running thangs, but are we better… Read more
Blogs by Dangerous Lee A Day In The Life of Being Called a Nigger Posted on August 23, 2008August 29, 2019 By Dangerous Lee I was driving in downtown Flint today and there were many streets blocked off because of The Crim race. I could not make a left turn so I proceeded to go straight. A woman in a van behind me was upset, and to be honest that’s fine. I understood the… Read more