Tune In on MSNBC!
I wrote the article entitled, “A Black Woman’s Life of the Mind is Her Own” for Ebony.com and received a great deal of feedback. Thankfully, it was published on the same day that Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry engaged in a “Mad Free” curated event at the Brooklyn Museum by Michaela Angela Davis. Further, it was but one day prior to the debut of “Melissa Harris-Perry,” her new show on MSNBC.
The synergy led to a discussion on Twitter about the Ebony article, the live-tweeting of the #MadFree event at the Brooklyn Museum, a post-event discussion and a focused debate between myself (@DrGoddess) and Dr. Imani Perry (@ImaniPerry), a Princeton professor and a noted protege’ of Dr. Cornel West, as well as a scholar-activist in her own right.
Observe the discussion and... -
A Black Woman’s Life of the Mind is Her Own: The Ebony Article, The Mad Free Event & the Twitter Debate on Melissa Harris-Perry
Tune In on MSNBC! I wrote the article entitled, “A Black Woman’s Life of the Mind is Her Own” for Ebony.com and received a great...
-
TheatreChat with Lamman Rucker, Layon Gray and The “Black Angels Over Tuskegee!”
Welcome to #TheatreChat with The Black Gents of Hollywood #TheatreChat is a Tweetchat on Twitter, created by @DrGoddess to celebrate great Theatre,...
-
Twitter Celebrates Zora Neale Hurston’s Birthday with Zeal
@InnyVinny's Zora Brown Twitterbird “I love myself when I am laughing, and then again when I am looking mean and impressive.” —...
-
Dastardly Dude Deceptively Deals Luvvie’s #DumbestTweets
"I got a right to be hostile, these people are stealin'!" In addition to other talents & skills (web page developer, graphic...
-
.@PerezHilton Hijacks Hilarious Viral Vid from Hardworking Actress, Franchesca Ramsey (@ChescaLeigh)
Franchesca Ramsey (@chescaleigh) made a video entitled, “Shit White Girls Say to Black Girls” and posted it on her YouTube Channel. This...
A Black Woman’s Life of the Mind is Her Own: The Ebony Article, The Mad Free Event & the Twitter Debate on Melissa Harris-Perry
Tune In on MSNBC!
I wrote the article entitled, “A Black Woman’s Life of the Mind is Her Own” for Ebony.com and received a great deal of feedback. Thankfully, it was published on...
TheatreChat with Lamman Rucker, Layon Gray and The “Black Angels Over Tuskegee!”
Welcome to #TheatreChat with The Black Gents of Hollywood
#TheatreChat is a Tweetchat on Twitter, created by @DrGoddess to celebrate great Theatre, Mondays at Noon. Monday is the only day Theatre...
A Black Woman’s Life of the Mind is Her Own: The Ebony Article, The Mad Free Event & the Twitter Debate on Melissa Harris-Perry
Tune In on MSNBC!
I wrote the article entitled, “A Black Woman’s Life of the Mind is Her Own” for Ebony.com and received a great deal of feedback. Thankfully, it was published on the same day that Dr. Melissa Harris-Perry engaged in a “Mad Free” curated event at the Brooklyn Museum by Michaela Angela Davis. Further, it was but one day prior to the debut of “Melissa Harris-Perry,” her new show on MSNBC.
The synergy led to a discussion on Twitter about the Ebony article, the live-tweeting of the #MadFree event at the Brooklyn Museum, a post-event discussion and a focused debate between myself (@DrGoddess) and Dr. Imani Perry (@ImaniPerry), a Princeton professor and a noted protege’ of Dr. Cornel West, as well as a scholar-activist in her own right.
Observe the discussion and... Posted in Activism, Art, Ask Dr. Goddess, Featured, Politics, Scholarship, Social Media, Travel, TV Read More
TheatreChat with Lamman Rucker, Layon Gray and The “Black Angels Over Tuskegee!”
Welcome to #TheatreChat with The Black Gents of Hollywood
#TheatreChat is a Tweetchat on Twitter, created by @DrGoddess to celebrate great Theatre, Mondays at Noon. Monday is the only day Theatre folks get a day off! We snatch them up and chat with them!
Today’s guests were Actor, Educator and Entrepreneur, @LammanRucker and Playwright and Actor, @LayonGray.
http://www.blackangelsovertuskegee.com
These two gentlemen, along with Thom Scott, are co-founders of @TheBlackGents of Hollywood and are presently Off-Broadway performing “Black Angels Over Tuskegee” (@BlackAngelsPlay) at The Actor’s Temple Theater, 339 West. 47th street, New York City, NY.
The 2nd Anniversary Celebration of “Black Angels Over Tuskegee” is Saturday, February 18, 3:00pm. Join us for a grand time, complete with media, celebrities,... Posted in Activism, Art, Contests, Featured, Products, Social Media, Travel, TV Read More
A Dr. Goddess Giveaway with Sears and Kenmore!
Appliances!
Folks, I have a ton of brand loyalty to Sears and Kenmore Appliances because I grew up with their great, (digital) appliances and credit the intelligent choices my Mom aka “Ms. Freedom” made for our family. As you may know, I’ll be debuting my next play entitled, “She Put a Hammer in My Hand, a story about women and home improvement,” which is a tribute to her and a tool kit for all of us.
Thus, I’m delighted to be flying on over to Chicago for the Kenmore Bloggers Summit and there’s a great opportunity for you to win some great prizes, particularly a Sears Gift Card of $100, $50 and $25. *SQUEAL*
I don’t know about you but I could use that. In fact, I got a little teary-eyed just thinking about the possibilities…
Here are The Rules:
1. Make a quick video showing us how... Posted in Contests, Food, Home Improvement, Products, Social Media, Travel Read More
Twitter Celebrates Zora Neale Hurston’s Birthday with Zeal
@InnyVinny's Zora Brown Twitterbird
“I love myself when I am laughing, and then again when I am looking mean and impressive.” — Zora Neale Hurston
Anthropologist, Writer, Novelist, Storyteller, Playwright, Dancer, Southerner Extraordinaire, Zora Neale Hurston, was born on January 7, 1891.
She was a phenomenal woman, a renaissance woman, a fierce woman, artist and human being.
So, naturally, Twitter celebrated her birthday with glee.
Enjoy…
America's First Incorporated Black Town, Where Zora Grew Up
Did you like this? Share... Posted in Art, Ask Dr. Goddess, Featured, Politics, Scholarship, Social Media, Travel Read More
Meet Black Pete, Dutch Santa’s Helper
Greetings Everyone,
I’m reprinting an article from a colleague because we both used to write or Africana.com, it was sold to AOL Black Voices and, well, our articles disappeared.
But it’s Christmas time and you’ll see that understanding the Dutch, Sinterklaas and Black Pete will be well worth your time. History is important, especially when the Dutch get all ahistorical (see: Rihanna Gives Heat to Jackie Magazine for Their Racist Dutch Oven).
Past Imperfect: Santa’s Road Dawg
http://www.africana.com/columns/cobb/ht20031222xmas.asp
By William Jelani Cobb
Waaay before Lethal Weapon, 48 Hours or Huckleberry Finn, Santa Claus was working the interracial buddy theme. Generations of American children have been raised with the legend of a cherubic white guy who employs vertically-challenged, non-union labor to... Posted in Activism, Art, Ask Dr. Goddess, Featured, Politics, Scholarship, Social Media, Travel, TV Read More
Rihanna Gives Jackie Magazine Heat for Their Racist Dutch Oven
This is NOT an Error
Once upon a time, yet another international magazine decided to print racist / white supremacist words and imagery regarding a Black artist and then issue an “oops, did we do that?” apology, as if that would be enough to make protestors go away. Well, both @thefashionbomb and @theybf wrote blogs here and here (with a followup here) to let everyone know about it. There was also an Afro-European Blog that sent me their link later on but I appreciate it! Then @luvvieig wrote one of her stern letters, which I love, basically asking what Queen Latifah asked a long time ago—Who You Callin’ a [N*ggab*tch]?!! .
Oh yeah, the editor first said we were all being too sensitive, then later apologized on Facebook like this:
Dear readers, first of all: thanks for all your responses. We of course huge... Posted in Activism, Art, Ask Dr. Goddess, Featured, Politics, Social Media, Travel, TV Read More
Are People of Color Occupying Wallstreet?
Posted in Activism, Art, Ask Dr. Goddess, Featured, Local, Politics, Scholarship, Social Media, Travel, TV Read More
Dr. Goddess Finds Love With Swiffer
I love Swiffer products.
Swiffer Sweeper
Intensely.
Swiffer Dusters
From the sweepers to the dusters and all of the dirt in between, I love everything about the brand. If you have not yet had the opportunity to use the duster, I HIGHLY recommend you pick it up. It has saved me so much time and money, already!
You know Dr. Goddess loves good Theater, too….So, imagine my delight when the two came together for me at BlogHer 2011 in San Diego, California! I was at one end of the Proctor & Gamble booth in the Expo Hall when I heard someone say that “the dirt” from the Swiffer commercials was around the corner. I raced over to find the actor, dressed in his hideously wonderful and creative, “Keyboard Guy” dust costume, posing with happy consumers.
I had to have my chance to reenact my favorite commercial! I... Posted in Art, Ask Dr. Goddess, Featured, Home Improvement, Products, Social Media, Travel, TV Read More








