For all my Dungeon Family folks, this album dropped last month, a compilation of Cee-Lo’s best plus some bonus material from the Goodie MO-B days. Good drop.
Monthly Archive for October, 2006Page 2 of 4
The last few articles have had a pretty serious tone. That being said, I’m thinking that I’ll lighten things up a bit with a little nightlife review. Sometimes, you have to look in unexpected places for fun. Since I’ve given up on the standard fare Augusta nightclubs, I’m taking the path less beaten in my pursuit of activities in my hometown. With this in mind, I planned a trip to visit Greene Street Spirits in Downtown.
Turns out our new design didn’t render properly in the new Internet Explorer 7 that just came out and in a rush to fix it, I broke the old template. So, it’s back to the drawing board and back to the old plain vanilla brilliant brown template for now.
That which does not kill us makes us stronger… so expect us to be back with a cleaner, better looking and easier to use site before this monday morning.
On a side note, we welcome our new friends at the OSG Network and thank them for supporting brilliant brown. If you have a site and you’d like to network with brilliant brown, send me an email at info@brilliantbrown.com and we’ll work something out.
It would take an idiot to not notice. There is much tension and resentment in the black community between the two sexes. Men are becoming more misogynistic and less responsible for their actions toward women. Women are increasingly bitter and show less and less respect for men. But why?
Who started it? Why is it getting worse? What can we do?
I intend to explore these questions and more in a series of articles outlining the issues between the two parties. I personally don’t care who starred it and would rather not see this discussion devolve into childish finger pointing. Rather, I want to find out how to fix things. Bridging the gap between black men and women is of dire importance, because as long as our community is split and infighting, we cannot effectively deal with external issues looming on the horizon.
Continue reading ‘The Silent War Between Black Men and Women, part 1′
Hello all, I’m back with another brilliantbrown exclusive, today I will be discussing the brothers. I know my last couple of columns have been directed towards the females and I want to be fair, so the rest of the columns for the week will be directed towards the men. I will get back on the subject of sisters this weekend. Having said that, I do encourage all women; black, brown, or white, to read this post. Some of you may find it informative, others may know all about the brothers already (yea, right). So come along for the ride and as always post your comments so we can have a healthy debate. We stimulating intellects here at brilliantbrown, that’s what we’re all about.
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