Let Me Present The Case For Black Blogging, and Black Bloggers! There are so many times that I am asked why is there a need for Blogging Black.Com, or why is there a need for one to be described as a Black Blogger. There are also so many times that I am asked wouldn’t Blacks become angry if there was a White News, or a White Blogging Site. My response is that those mediums are already in existence, and it’s called your daily newspaper. Black America has been castigated via the airwaves, the printed page, and throughout the expanses of cyberspace by so many different mediums.
Isn’t it amazing that when one has to watch breaking news of a negative sort from a predominantly black neighborhood, that the brother and sister that looks to be polished, or intelligent is never asked a question? The brother or sister that looks the furthest from being in touch with reality is always the one that secures the opportunity to reflect on the incident. Why is this so? I feel that many times the press seeks to reinforce negative stereotypes about the Black Community.
Why aren’t the news cameras following the many brothers and sisters who are so busy handling their business in a positive way? I feel that the media has no desire to expose many of the shining stars of the Black Community. It is therefore incumbent upon the many brothers and sisters who have the gift of adequately expressing themselves via the printed word should do their very best to showcase the many positive aspects of the Black Community. We are a powerful, resourceful, and blessed people that the entire world needs to know more about. We have values, morals, and ethics that the nightly news just doesn’t seem to capture. That is why I choose to be a Black Blogger, it is my goal to show the entire world just how proud I am of our people.
There are so many different types of Black Blogs, and I realize that I could garner so many more visits if I would just write about gossip, and entertainment news. However; there are so many of us that are cutting edge thinkers that relish the opportunity to read a positive take on Black Issues, that was not delivered by the traditional media. It is those individuals that I am most concerned about reaching via this blog. So much for all of this explaining why I Choose to be a Black Blogger. We should exert every effort to use the citizen’s media and Web 2.0 to alert the world about just how great The Black Community is!
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Watch Keith Olbermann’s Powerful Final Campaign Comment!
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