What a Joke, I Hope— Bey's New Song

Hail no! 

Where art thou soul, whilst writing vile words?

I think not I, not she, not we— are the "b"

The fashion of your language disgust thee

Such as your crouch, your buttocks, and your breath that reflects the defecation you speaketh



How weak? 

How predictable? 

Thou art a daughter! 

She hath a daughter!!! 



Come to adulthood. I welcome you now.

Age has failed to make you a woman; yet, you believe to be one, because your husband molded you— no!

Mold is dangerous, and you are the female reflection of a foul mouth, uneducated, lackluster "art-tis, tis tis"

Making money with diss, diss, diss

No support from me— not in my house, no no no, not today!

Recover from your silliness, stop spewing your stupidity.

Be not an example for me, Beyoncé, but for the child in your possession expecting the highest quality parenting money can't buy, for it has already proven impossible to purchase humility and class.

Regards,
E.D.O.K.A.
Ethnic Doll on Knowledge Assignment










  

Black Men White Women— Honestly

Unfolding was a chit chat between two Caucasian females. The tone was adamant, but the content was clearly a notion spearheaded by ignorance. Me— always the one to place foot in mouth; blacked out mentally; intentionally. La la la...but, despite my trial, the error prevailed. My ears grew hungry for their comments; the need to know their thoughts was profound. So, thanks to nosiness, here is the gist and widespread belief they spoke "black men generally love white women."

Now, those remarks, I've heard a trillion times. And, those remarks, I'll challenge a zillion times.

But!

Have you ever, ever, ever

Through honest, open eyes

Seen a brother on a date

With a white girl terrified

Nope. No. Never.

Usually when two people are together, assuming they're more than friends, the attraction is mutual. With boundaries in the dating world passé, it would be a surprise if many of these relationships didn't form from the woman's initiative. Hence, it can easily be said "white women love black men."

Ha ha ha ha!

Right?!

Softening the Lessons

"The future doesn't just happen, it's shared by decisions." Paul Tagliabue

There is no choice made, no matter big or small, that will not cause a reaction. That sentence is simple, yet has complex dimensions. And truthfully, "easier said than done" is as organic a statement, as "the grass is green."

Until recently I made poor career decisions in an effort to retain middle-class status, and I learned that a sour occupation is nearly equal to a sour relationship. It's easy to become comfortable with the work, the pay; you form friendships with staff and lay uncomfortably in the monotonous position of title over self identity. Well, perhaps not you, but I do.

In August I'll be a year closer to twenty plus twenty. And I'm determined to never again place a dollar before my spirit. My spirit— it's colorful; unlike the beige walls of white collar oppression. My spirit is so over being pushed into circumstances of stagnated growth. It's yelling from my cells to choose the path that God has instilled within me. It's telling me that my talents are to be fully utilized, not hidden inside. Not used as private entertainment, or a hobby.

I'm listening. I'm in motion by working on my novel; working as an actress. My fruits are abundant, but at times, the fruit in my grocery basket is lacking, because my paycheck is sporadic.

Sometimes I glow. Other moments I'm sadder than the Easter Bunny on Christmas Day. But that's okay. Because life happens once, and my decision is to work hand in hand with my Creator; creating the life that is rightfully mine.

The last chapter, I do not know, but the outline is in my hands.

Which is better? Dog or Homosexual

While browsing the talk radio circuit, I caught the end of a statement, which appalled the host and most callers. A voice of 'unreason' professed that if faced with the decision to save the life of a dog or homosexual— the dog would win.  

Soon after, scriptures were quoted by the Un-Christ-Like Christian— I get that. But according to the bible; all sins are equal. So, would the caller have saved the dog over a liar, fornicator, drunkard, or adulterer?

The vitriol shown toward gay people by the so-called Godly is absurd. Loving kindness would work best. Love can bring change, or at minimum, open up a civil dialogue in most instances.

Please folks, calm down before karma bestows upon you a queer kid! Because... 

That's

How

It 

Happens

*PEACE*  

Are You Or Are You Not?

To become, and stay relevant is a life time path, but if you're honorable it won't be lonely.

Be kind. Be knowledgeable.  

And others will strive to be like you.