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Negro: Rio de Janeiro

Candid interviews on the streets of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The first in the... more

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PEANUT BUTTER MECH & THA HERBAN LYF PROJECT GET SPONSORED FINALLY! Guiness Book Of World Records

3-24-2011

Adventures of Cel-Man Iller & KidEquip

We decide to go to downtown Ferndale today to pass out CD’s, so we spread the word evenly across the metropolitan area (Wayne State University got hit two days ago.) The first place we hit is AJ’s Music Cafe. We spoke with AJ for a good while. Peanut Butter Mech & The Herban Lyf Project got sponsored by AJ’s Music Cafe and we also got a spot in the Guiness Book of World Records “Longest Concert Ever” which is currently being streamed to YouTube 24/7. He even gave me an oppritunity to work as a sound technician and waiter. Awesome right?! I know right?! (All linxXx are at the bottom)

We leave out of there and head to Record Times, I would like to stop and say, FUCK RECORD TIME!

Some fat ass 300 pound fucker is sitting behind the counter and we ask if we can just leave some CD’s and he cuts us off with “NO!”

…that brought the asshole out of me and I started cussing the fat fuck out on the way out.

We leave out of FUCK RECORD TIMES and head down the street to another cafe that let us set up our lude ass CD’s that had “PEANUT BUTTER MECH AWESOME! GREAT JOB! DOPE ASS NIGGER DIXXX!” labeled all over them.

[THIS IS WHERE SHIT GETS FUCKED]

There’s this awkward looking white guy standing outside the cafe who stops us and tells us to check out a toy store down the street. He talxXx about how the basement has dope ass shit in it and whatnot so we go check it out. The store was filled with awesome smells of candy, toy robots that the owner made (That will possibly contact PBM) comic books and the worxXx. There was this kid that looked familiar on the way in, but he leaves out as soon as we get in and he says “Hey” to us. (important later.) We go downstairs and the white guy is down there. He’s talking about how the place is really cool and apparently from what KidEquip says this nigga was talking about how hot we were and rubbing his dick the entire time…I was looking at Comic booxXx at the time with my back turned to this dude and KidEquip looxXx over at him and apparently he was oing something provocative with his tongue. KidEquip says outloud, “We do NOT roll that way sir.” I turn around and all I see is open pants and dick ready for hot young boys…”I cuss this nigga out and we dip.” (Nigga’s getting his nutts cut tonight!!!) All and all the day was productive, we handed out all the CD’s…I just wonder what that guy did to the little boy before we came in…we don’t even think that mother fucker worked there! Anyways…YAY! PEANUT BUTTER MECH!

~Peace, Love, and the Arts

http://www.assemblylineconcert.com

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The Official Peanut Butter Mech Band Camp SIte is Up and more updates coming soon!

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James Baldwin tours San Francisco (1963 documentary)

Shot in the spring of 1963, "Take This Hammer" records James Baldwin's... more

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Publisher to change Huckleberry Finn...How Dare They!?

What is a word worth? According to Publishers Weekly, NewSouth Books’ upcoming... more

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Reporter Sues Station For Firing Him For Using N-Word

PHILADELPHIA-Tom Burlington, a former reporter for Fox News 29 in Philadelphia is... more

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Racist white woman slaps an African postman and calls him the N-word

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N!GGER! - a Video by the "Burn a Koran Day" Church (dove world outreach)

Dr. Laura is not alone in her fight for the right to say n!gger. After dropping the... more

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Dr. Laura Quitting Her Radio Show Amidst Controversy To Her N-Word Usage.

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Embattled radio talk show host Dr. Laura Schlessinger announced Tuesday she will not renew her contract that is up at the end of the year, telling CNN's "Larry King Live" she wants to "regain my First Amendment rights."
Schlessinger, 63, has been under fire for using the N-word repeatedly during an on-air conversation with a caller last week.
In announcing her decision "not to do radio anymore" after being in the business for more than 30 years, Schlessinger said, "I want to be able to say what's on my mind and in my heart and what I think is helpful and useful without somebody getting angry or some special-interest group deciding this is a time to silence a voice of dissent."
National furor erupted when Schlessinger used the N-word 11 times in five minutes during a call August 10 with an African-American caller who was seeking advice on how to deal with racist comments from her white husband's friends and relatives. The conversation evolved into a discussion on whether it's appropriate to ever use the word, with Schlessinger arguing it's used on HBO and by black comedians.
Schlessinger apologized the following day, saying "I was attempting to make a philosophical point, and I articulated the N-word all the way out -- more than one time. And that was wrong. I'll say it again -- that was wrong."
While Schlessinger told King on Tuesday that she was still "regretful" over the incident, she said she feels her freedom of speech rights "have been usurped by angry, hateful groups who don't want to debate -- they want to eliminate."
"I decided it was time to move on to other venues where I could say my peace and not have to live in fear anymore," she said.
Schlessinger plans to expand her internet presence with her website.
"I'm not retiring. I'm not quitting," she said. "I feel energized actually, stronger and freer to say the things that I believe need to be said for people in this country."http://www.wavenewspapers.com/news/Dr-Laura-to-end-her-radio-show-100949669.html... more

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Mel Gibson Threatens Ex Oksana She Would “Get Raped By Pack Of N*ggers” Caught On Audio (VIDEO)

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Nigger/Nigga-A Definition From The Biracial Perspective Written by Superfluous

One of the most complicated and controversial issues that biracial people have to deal with is the use of the word “nigga” and the word “nigger”. Both of these words are used regularly, one by whites in reference to blacks and the other by blacks in reference to other blacks. The word “nigga” is generally defined as having either a neutral or positive connotation as it is a positive colloquialism used by blacks to refer to their friends, family, or any other black person whereas the word “nigger” has very serious implications and negative connotations as it is a racial slur. Although these two words have the same origin and sound similar, they are two completely different words with completely different meanings.

To complicate that, blacks don’t mind being called “nigga” but despise being called “nigger” and only allow other blacks to call them “nigga” because they feel as if a biracial person called them “nigga” it was tantamount to calling them “nigger” because they aren’t completely black. This double standard becomes increasingly more complicated when thrown into the equation is the fact that some black people are okay with biracial people referring to them as “nigga” while others are completely against it.

Throughout my life I have used the word as my mother’s boyfriends used it, I heard it in music, and other blacks I knew used it. Also through out my life I have been allowed to use it around some blacks but met immediate resistance when using it around other blacks. The use of the word “nigga” varies among location as well as generation as some older generations are okay with it whereas some aren’t as they feel as if it is no different than the word “nigger” itself. There have been multiple books as well as research papers written just on this topic alone.
The word “nigger” itself has a somewhat unknown history as there are multiple possible origins for the word and its initial meaning. Most people agree though that the first known origin of the base for the word is the Latin word “niger” which in Latin simply means “black”. Since the majority of the world’s languages stem from Latin, there are several corruptions of the word “niger” present in many of the worlds languages. For instance, the Spanish word for black is “negro”, the French word for black is “Negre”, etc. This word was subsequently corrupted into the current word “nigger” and initially held no negative connotations but was simply a word used to describe people with black skin. Later on, the word “nigger” meant any person who was “a person of any race or origin regarded as contemptible, inferior, and ignorant”. Initially, this word was applied to anyone looked down upon. In fact, he Irish were frequently referred to as the “niggers of Europe”. For the first century or two of America, this was the case until the mid 1800’s, when the word began to acquire the hate it now possesses. After the civil war and during the reconstruction of the south, the term “colored” became popular as it was used by abolitionists to describe blacks. The word “nigger” then became popular with southern whites wishing to demoralize blacks. And this continued on through reconstruction , the Jim crow era, and eventually up through the civil rights movement to our modern times.

Now the word “nigga” isn’t nearly as old as the word “nigger” and is first used in the 1920’s in the form of “niggah”. This was brought about by blacks using this new variant so as to diminish the power that its racist predecessor held. Blacks would refer to each other as “niggahs” with the hope that it would take any power away from the word “nigger” and make it obsolete. During the black power movement of the late 1960’s, the word underwent another transformation in the form of the word “nigga”. The word would remain relatively unknown to all except the black community until the late 1980’s and early 1990’s when it gained widespread usage, popularity and notoriety due to the emergence of “gangsta” rap. “gangsta” rap came about as a way for disenfranchised, young blacks to voice their frustrations and pains about what was going on in their neighborhoods around the country. It is a uniquely descriptive, explicit and frequently vulgar form of rap that attempts to verbally paint pictures of the conditions of the places that blacks were living in as well give people an inside look into what life is like living in the “hood”. Because of this, rappers would use the terminology they used in everyday life in their music and once “gangsta” rap became extremely popular, so did the use of the word “nigga”. The unexpected popularity of “gangsta” music and its use of the word “nigga” opened up a proverbial can of worms as now the word was no longer exclusive to blacks and their communities. People all over America and worldwide as well were listening to rap music and this offered them the word nigga, which they knew little about and began using as it was a trend in pop culture. Although a lot of blacks bought rap music, the pure fact that rap albums were selling upwards of ten million copies shows that the majority of rap music wasn’t bought by blacks but Caucasians. This opened up the word “nigga” to a completely new audience and therefore whether it be a young kid in Japan listening to an N.W.A. song, a white kid in Pennsylvania listening to Tupac or a black kid in Compton listening to Too Short, the word’s usage became rampant and quickly blacks had to attempt to explain to other races, minority or not, that the words’ use was designated explicitly for blacks and no one else was allowed to use it.

There are of course a few exceptions to this rule of exclusiveness of the word “nigga” to blacks only, which only complicates things. Some minorities other than blacks are generally permitted to use the word at times. As well, the majority of biracial people who lean towards their black heritage generally are allowed to use the word majority of the time. Biracial people who lean towards their Caucasian heritage or “act white” as people say aren’t generally permitted to use the word. Whites on the other hand are generally not allowed to use the word at all, even when simply repeating a verse in a rap song. It is funny to hear a white person sing a song filled with the word “nigga” because they will pause or skip over the word “nigga” whenever a black person is present or in close proximity. I have frequently heard whites use the word in song when no black person is present and have come to the conclusion that they frequently use the word when repeating songs or anything else with the word in it…as long as there are no blacks around.

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http://www.thacorner.net/corner-thoughts/editorials/item/1538-nigger/nigga-a-definition-from-the-biracial-perspective.htmlOne of the most complicated and controversial issues that biracial people have to deal... more

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Black President

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Crowd Yells Nigger at Palin Event

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NY Oil Criticizes Nas For "Nigger" Album In Speech

Veteran New York emcee NY Oil [click to read] spoke to HipHopDX just over a month ago.... more

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Sean Hannity's friend Calls Barack Obama a Nigger

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Nas-Album Review

Nas’ potential is so immense that it puts him in the uncomfortable position of living up to a level of artistic greatness that presumably doesn’t exist. Case in point, Illmatic was an unintentional classic. It came at a time when Hip Hop wasn’t begging for a savior. Nas just became its leader. There was no pressing cultural issue that demanded an icon. Nas just rolled his young sleeves up and menaced the microphone. There wasn’t enough media attention surrounding Nas to question - or demand change to - a controversial line like “When I was twelve I went to hell for snuffing Jesus” off of his guest spot on “Live at the Bar-B-Que” as there is today. There was no pressure to make a classic. And that’s how classics are made.

Since that template has been set, everyone has expected Nasir Jones to eclipse that timeless piece of work. The fact of the matter is that it will be impossible to nail it like Illmatic did. It was equal parts timing and brilliance. But Nas has been trapped under that microscope of critics and fans alike and often succumbed a bit to the pressure. It’s not Nas’ fault. It never appeared that he made Illmatic with the idea of making millions. It just happened that way.

Every piece of work since has been compared to his debut and it appeared that even Nas was uncomfortable with what he saw in the mirror. Realizing he has no peers in today’s generation of Hip Hop artists, Nas has stood alone in this industry. And it does indeed get lonely at the top. Because of that, he has created work that is more reflective of those who are artistically beneath him rather than put the blinders on and do what he does best. Each of his 7 works following Illmatic have embraced this to some capacity. Some have been critically acclaimed (Stillmatic) while others have been critically panned but commercially successful (Nastradamus). Regardless, it seemed that Nas was too conscious of what people thought rather than making what he thought was great.

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Production And Features Revealed For Nas' Untitled LP

After a lot of speculation over who Nas would work with on his Nigger-turned-Untitled... more

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Nas Names Album Nothing & Sets Release Date

Nas has finally announced a release date for his long-awaited LP. The release of the... more

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Nas Taken To Task Over "Be a Nigger Too"

Be a Nigger Too,” a controversial track off Nas’ forthcoming album, Nigger... more

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