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February 7, 2012 – 8:51 am | 5 Comments | 

I cowered at the revelation that our soul brother number one, musical architect Don Cornelius, whose funky good time was always buoyed by a distinguished gentleman aesthetic, had taken his own life. Not by a pill popping escapade gone woefully astray, but rather a volatile projectile to the dome. This was personal. A profound proclamation of sadness with a mountainous burden: Do you hear me now?

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Still Black Still Blue

April 7, 2009 – 3:47 pm |

Sugar Jonson vents on why cops leave black folks blue.

Dangelo Bobby Fischer Of Soul

March 18, 2009 – 2:01 pm | 5 Comments | 

The stories of both Bobby Fischer and D’Angelo read like a major network soap opera – twins separated at birth living similar lives. And because a part of their evolution is hidden somewhere in the mystery of solitude, they’ve done nothing less than prove the theory that great minds ride the same wavelength.

40 Years No Acres and I’m the Mule

February 20, 2009 – 3:13 am | 3 Comments | 

Live from the corporate plantation, Sugar weighs in on deferred dreams and coping with 9 to 5 brown nosers.

Ain’t No Calgon in the Hood

February 6, 2009 – 8:59 am | One Comment | 
Ain’t No Calgon in the Hood

Sugar Johnson offers a new poem on self preservation in the hood!!

Sugar Johnson PSA To Gangs

September 30, 2008 – 8:26 pm |

Dig this, if the hustler in the crew used his money to fund the flyest dude’s fashion consultant career, the artist homie’s gallery shows, MC Bang Beezy’s rap career and circulate that money to control the hood in a positive way, we would all be in a better position.

Sugar Reviews Fisburne’s Thurgood

September 30, 2008 – 3:39 am |

“Thurgood” is a moving, breathing, living piece of art set in a rocking chair on grandaddy’s porch with unlimited sweet tea and lemonade refills from gramma. Laurence Fishburne brilliantly channels the mannerisms, wit and outspoken nature of the late Civil Rights leader Thurgood Marshall.

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