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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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What We Need Now Is Not Another Blues Poem

January 8, 2009 – 2:20 pm | 6 Comments | 

In a poignant poem, Ed Garnes responds to the death of Oscar Grant, a recent victim of police brutality.

Obama Drama: When Racial Identity Goes Wrong

October 30, 2008 – 4:20 am | 6 Comments | 

Obama is not as racially obscure as Justice Clarence Thomas or as radical as the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan. But, he occupies a curious public space where his “Blackness” is palatable across race and class fault lines.

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