Real Housewives of Atlanta veteran Marlo Hampton thought she was supporting equality by wearing an ‘I Love My Redneck Boyfriend’ Confederate flag T-shirt and posting a pic of the shirt on Instagram. She quickly snatched the image down and apologized after she was dragged to Hail and back.
A planned rally by white supremacists and a faction of the KKK was marred by violence when members of the Bloods street gang and other hoodlums attacked the protestors.
What should have been a peaceful protest descended into chaos and violence because South Carolina was unprepared to handle outside agitators.
The bullies on Twitter.com known collectively as ‘Black Twitter’ influence social change through the use of conflagrant #Hashtags such as the #NoFlagginChallenge social media campaign.
This should please those of you who think fighting over a flag takes priority over the bigger issues that plague black America, such as black-on-black crime or rising HIV rates among black men and women.
July 4, 2015 will be remembered for the U.S. women’s soccer team’s historic 3x World Cup win over Japan and all the fighting that broke out over a flag.
Wal-Mart has apologized to a Louisiana man for baking him an ISIS cake after refusing his request for a Confederate flag cake.
Chuck Netzhammer placed an order for a cake printed with an image of the Confederate flag at his local Slidell Wal-Mart, just one week after white supremacist Dylann Roof went on a rampage at a South Carolina church, killing nine.
CNN Anchor Don Lemon is probably the most hated anchor in all of network news. No one irks Black Twitter more than the narcissistic, attention-seeking news reader.
That flag you love to hate might be coming down.