Dangerous Words Taiwan: Where a Nigger Can Be King Posted on August 22, 2022August 22, 2022 By Dangerous Lee This blog about Nigger King was originally published November 10, 2011 When Other Cultures Make Money Off of Black People Using Racism This image has gone viral! It is a photo of a real hip hop clothing store in Taiwan. I have learned that because of their understanding of hip… Read more
The Dangerous Lee Interview Meet Vangie Williams: Winner of Historic Democratic Primary in Virginia Posted on October 18, 2018January 12, 2022 By Dangerous Lee Originally published March 2018. Update: Vangie Williams Wins Historic Democratic Primary in Virginia. Vangie Williams for Congress – 1st District Virginia I’m going to tell you what I’ve heard in the district. We don’t want any more White guys. We don’t want any more old guys. The good ol’ boy… Read more
Beauty & Fashion 20 Reasons Why Black Women Should Be Rated Most Beautiful Posted on June 7, 2018August 2, 2021 By Leigh Langston Why Black Women Should Be Rated Most Beautiful By Delicia Davis Burrell Black Women Should Be Rated Most Beautiful In 2011, a journalist, Satoshi Kanazawa, posted an article on Psychology Today to impose a study on “Why Black Women are Rated Less Physically Attractive Than Other Women” and I, among… Read more
Black Women's History Month Life Coach Zakiyyah Walker Says Black Women Have A Fixer Fixation Problem Posted on April 12, 2018August 7, 2019 By Dangerous Lee Zakiyyah Walker – Personal Revolution Coaching Zakiyyah Walker began her life coaching practice in 2013. At the time, she branded a herself Rebellious Spirituality Coach. While that was a lucrative niche and certainly needed; Zakiyyah felt that she soon needed to reassess her focus. She found that her Black women… Read more
Dangerous Words 5 Most Memorable #BlackGirlsAllowed Moments of 2017 Posted on December 25, 2017November 29, 2021 By Dangerous Lee 5 Most Memorable #BlackGirlsAllowed Moments of 2017 In 2017,DangerousLee.biz became BlackGirlsAllowed.net Why? The short story is that I’m sick of White people and men. Keep reading for the long story. Scroll down if you’re anything like me and hate reading the commentary before list posts. If you see Carly Simon… Read more
Ask A Black Girl Ask A Black Girl: Why are Black girls so snotty towards White women? Posted on July 21, 2017April 23, 2018 By Dangerous Lee WHY ARE BLACK GIRLS SO SNOTTY TOWARDS WHITE WOMEN? A woman named Melissa, who I assume is White, wrote me with the following question: Hi, it seems to me for the most part black girls don’t like making conversation or being friendly with white girls. Why is that? MY… Read more
Dangerous Words A Black Woman Dealing with White Peoples Privilege and Fragility Online & IRL Posted on May 26, 2017July 7, 2023 By Dangerous Lee White fragility is a defensive response to real conversations about race White privilege has layers. To understand what it is and what it isn’t read Understanding White Privilege and White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack. So, my Adventures in White Privilege and Fragility started this particular week when my Facebook… Read more
Dangerous Words #ThrowbackThursday: Hurricane Katrina Looting in 2005 Posted on December 4, 2014April 12, 2018 By Dangerous Lee I wrote the following in September of 2005 for my Ask Dangerous Lee column. It is eerily relevant today and sadly it will be 50 years from now. #ThrowbackThursday: Hurricane Katrina Looting in 2005 I don’t feel like doing the usual Q & A in this issue. I want to… Read more
Dangerous Words That Time I Tried To Write A Deep Script About Skin Color Posted on October 8, 2014July 7, 2018 By Dangerous Lee In 2006, I tried writing a script for the first time and the following is what I came up with: SKIN An original script by Dangerous Lee July 2006 Draft 1. BLACK SCREEN: Sound of baby crying. 2. INT: Hospital Delivery Room A beautiful black baby is born and crying…. Read more
Dangerous Words I Am The 14% – Black People in America: Why We Will Never Overcome Posted on August 18, 2014April 12, 2018 By Dangerous Lee I Am The 14% – Black People in America: Why We Will Never Overcome Remember the following fact the next time a Black woman or man is unjustly killed or why it is so hard for us to overcome the effects of racism in this country. Also factor in that… Read more