Monthly Archives: December 2011

Religion as the Bigger Factor? The greater majority of cultures in the world are widely separated by race and ethnicity.  Different customs for different cultures divide everyone, and that also includes different religions.  It isn’t just a matter of race … Continue reading →

White is Right When you look at certain aspects throughout America within Media, Pop culture, the news, movies, music, it’s awfully white, and even when you center around certain racial backgrounds it becomes awfully stereotypical.  In Hollywood there is always … Continue reading →

“He’s not Asian he’s Chinese, not wait, he’s Korean, no wait….” When we try and analyze one particular person’s background we are trying to become closer to their heritage and what foundations they grew up on.  Stereotyping all type of … Continue reading →

“And We’re the Weirdos…” As we look into other cultures around the world that are vastly different from our own we have to sit and wonder what is considered truly weird and can we really point the finger to say … Continue reading →

There’s a problem with my “Miss Malibu Barbie.” Of course one of the most iconic toys in the entire world for little girls all over is Barbie.  Barbie was launched in 1959 and became the figurehead of the entire Mattel … Continue reading →

A woman who made a racist rant on a tram was arrested in the UK by the British Transport Police.  You can watch her rant here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5RM_I6BKjE . Apparently, immigration into the UK has risen substantially over the past decade.  … Continue reading →

Lowe’s recently pulled it’s advertising from the TLC show All American Muslim. The show follows a Muslim family who lives in Michigan to show people that Muslims are just as American as anyone else and that they are normal  people … Continue reading →

Former Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.’s campaign manager was accused of hatching a plan to suppress the black vote in the Baltimore area last year during the election.  Around 3:30 p.m. they set up automated telephone calls to black … Continue reading →

Presidential candidate Rick Perry came out with a new campaign ad a few days ago that has gotten some negative attention. In the ad, he says that something must be wrong in this country if gays can openly serve in … Continue reading →

I saw this and found it to be interesting and I thought I would sure. “During the rise of The Black Power Movement in the 60 s and 70 s, Swedish Television journalists documented the unfolding cultural revolution for their … Continue reading →