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| Blog Name: | daze of our lives |
| Url: | http://dazeofourlives.tumblr.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | race, sexuality, culture |
| Description: | love and anger, mostly. |
| Popularity: | 21 Followers |
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small talk at 125th and lenox.
Living legend Gil Scott Heron (The Revolution Will Not Be Televised) will release his first album in thirteen years, I’m New Here, early next year on XL Recordings. For a sneak peak, go to http://imnewhere.net. Here’s a YouTube fan video of his most famous poem:
Living legend Gil Scott Heron (The Revolution Will Not Be Televised) will release his first album in thirteen years, I’m New Here, early next year on XL Recordings. For a sneak peak, go to http://imnewhere.net. Here’s a YouTube fan video of his most famous poem:
Friday ephemera | Wal Mart, Lexington (2007)
photo by Cy Twombly
Friday ephemera | Wal Mart, Lexington (2007) photo by Cy Twombly
Friday ephemera | Wal Mart, Lexington (2007) photo by Cy Twombly
what i'm reading now: patties and pais.
Race and Religion Among the Chosen Peoples of Crown Heights Henry Goldschmidt, Assistant Professor of Religion and Society at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. Rutgers University Press, 2006. 281 pages. Buy here.
Race and Religion Among the Chosen Peoples of Crown Heights Henry Goldschmidt, Assistant Professor of Religion and Society at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. Rutgers University Press, 2006. 281 pages. Buy here.
midnight train to mombasa.
Last month, two Kenyan men wed in London under the United Kingdom’s civil union law, causing a controversy in their home country, where, like in much of Africa, male homosexuality is illegal. According to Kenyan blogger Haute Haiku, radio hosts fanned the flames (It’s good to know that Kenya, too, has its fair share of Glenn Becks), calling their marriage “unafrican, uncultured and sinful.â€
Last month, two Kenyan men wed in London under the United Kingdom’s civil union law, causing a controversy in their home country, where, like in much of Africa, male homosexuality is illegal. According to Kenyan blogger Haute Haiku, radio hosts fanned the flames (It’s good to know that Kenya, too, has its fair share of Glenn Becks), calling their marriage “unafrican, uncultured and sinful.â€
can i getta loosie?
I’ve been living in Brooklyn for just over five months now - first in Ditmas Park, now in
I’ve been living in Brooklyn for just over five months now - first in Ditmas Park, now in
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