As this JENA 6 story grows more and more everyday, I start to wish that I will wake up soon from this nightmare that something this racist can still go on today. Why do I still live in this type of country. How can our kids grow up in this. But I realize that I am not dreaming, and this sh!t is real. Its also as American as Apple Pie. Its not only JENA 6, for some time now I have noticed the backtracking that has occured in the media an in Hip Hop. Like someone gave them the cue that racism was okie now.

Take for instance FLAVA FLAV. This Summer on Comedy Central, they aired the FLAVA FLAV ROAST. Theres no real reason to defend Flava Flav, being that hes brought back the Mistrel Show back to modern tv, but watching this show made me realize that we all are being bamboozled into another Civil Rights Movement, and it looks like its gonna be against our own people.

JENA 6 is not a surprise, I just think that we are all being just too naive to exactly how racist this country is. It was built on racism. We are in the belly of the beast here. Thats why i'm actually kind of scared for Barrack O'Bama. I was scared when he spoke at Washington Square Park last week in NYC. The Ku Klux Clan is not extinct. There are many people who rather Die than see this Half Black man take the white house.

If the Next Presidential Election is Going to be btween Barrack and Hilary, then we are just gonna find out what America is more of, either Racist, or Sexist, and thats the only thing it will prove. Dont be fooled and dont believe the hype!

Walking Tall, Scorpion King, the Rundown.  I was actually starting to get a little impressed with The Rock.  Could he really be America's big action star?  Someone to take the place of the 80s heroes like Stallone, Schwarzanegger, and Van Damme?  Not a far stretch, he's got good size, attitude, and a pretty good track record for kicking ass.  That is, until…

The Game Plan?!  Ah man, why do all the wannabe action heroes have to spoil their street cred with an obligatory Disney family move (anyone remember Vin Diesel in the Pacifier?). I'm not saying this movie is going to suck…it may very well be a hit, but it definitely softens the image of a tough guy we wanna see kick some celluloid ass. 

 
 ThreadBanger podcast is a do-it-yourself fashion with a rock en espanol feel to it.  The host Rob and Corrine are quite hilarious and down to earth.  They show you how to do some of the projects using simple things that you probably already own in your closet.  As their motto goes: The first network for people who make their own fashion.

Here is a sample of their show:

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Ok, so I know Halloween's like over a month away, but I gotta admit it's one of my favorite holidays. Wild parties, crazy costumes, and free candy.  You can't go wrong with that!  And if you live in SoCal, one of the best spook-filled traditions has to be Knotts Scary Farm.  An amusement park open from 7p to 1a, it's full of horror themed mazes, creepy rides, and wicked monsters popping out of every dark corner.  Tons of fun and definitely worth checking out if you're in the neighborhood of Buena Park, CA.

Now that OJ's in trouble again, all of the shady characters from the last trial are peeping up to throw in their 2 cents.  Anyone remember prosecutor Marcia Clark?  The crummy lawyer who threw a slam dunk case down the toilet?  Anyway, she's back to try and make a few bucks in the prestigious role as Entertainment Tonight legal correspondent.  Man, check her out then vs. now.  What a difference a decade makes!  YUCK!