Posted by Anonymous on July 2, 2010 · 1 Comment
Yesterday was a long day. I had work from 8:00 to 4:00 & class from 5:30-10:00. As class is ending the professor tells us that he’s moving to Los Angeles at the end of the semester. I frown and ask why LA. “It’s so superficial,” I say. (I was born there, so I can say … Read more
Filed under Chicago, Culture Shock, Embarrassing, Learning, Lessons, Moments · Tagged with black men, black people, black women, black youth, blacks, Chicago, Chicago Police Department, po-po, police, police officers, self-preservation, stereotypes, Taste of Chicago, Trey Songz, typical black woman, White privilege, young people, youth
Posted by Anonymous on September 17, 2008 · Leave a Comment
http://yearbookyourself.com/ This website allows you to upload a picture of yourself, and put different hairpieces on you. Now the time period for the styles range from 1950-2000 in increments of two years. The results are in black and white. I did all of them, and posted them to a social networking site for my friends … Read more
Filed under Embarrassing, Learned, Pop Culture, Serious · Tagged with black, complexion, ethnicity, first impressions, skin color, skin tone, stereotypes, white, Yearbook Yourself
