That’s right whole Dubya’s using the ol’ deflection tactic to cool off some of the heat coming his way. Junior asked Congress for $30 billion to help combat the scourge of Africa and his wife, Laura, plans to tour several countries to see their AIDS programs in action. Okay, I’ll leave the politics out of this and simply say that I welcome the assistance as over 40 million Africans are living with HIV – 40 million! – but I don’t like the abstinence-only push from American officials; it’s impractical to ask a large population of humans to deny one of the very things that constitutes living. How about some condom programs up in the motherland? I think everyone can get with that (except for those crazy ass Catholics). – Jay Wilson

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Assuming that she has all the right stuff to make it as a finalist, do you think that her Kojak will keep her back? – Jay Wilson

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About Team Supernegro

Supernegro is the brainchild of Jeffrey Wilson, pen wielder, gadget lover, and hardcore skateboard poser. His hobbies include kicking all sorts of ass in 2D SNK fighters, alternate history, debunking his geekiness (despite proudly accepting the label “sexy geeky” that was given him by not one, but two interns), expounding on the greatness that is Brooklyn, and hating on the Unholy Trio that are trust-fund babies, elitists, and metrosexuals – all things that he’s been called by others (that are print-worthy). A graduate of the “The Poor Man’s Harvard”, Brooklyn College, his worldplay has been featured in various national glossies.

What Others Are Saying About Supernegro

“I fortuitously discovered Supernegro about a week back, and after digging around its archives for a few days have been very impressed with both the quantity and quality of its content…Even though I am not, you know, black, Jay still presents issues relevant to both black culture and the nation in general in an upfront, down-to-earth style missing from most discussions about these same topics nowadays.” -BXR-Dubya

Want to Contribute to Supernegro?

All that you have to do is e-mail HNIC Jay Wilson with a story idea, a Q & A (he’s big on Q & A’s), or a review/writeup/whatevs that fits into the overarching theme of the site. While we can’t offer pay at this time, you’ll be compensated with FREE STUFF. Doesn’t get much better than that…not counting actual pay, that is.

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President

Betty Harris

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While my friends could engage in colossal inter-cartoon wars that pitted He-Man vs. Transformers vs. G.I. Joe vs. Bionic Six, I barely had enough troops for an intra-mural. I hated everything because of it, as I was twelve, superficial, and easily bored.

Fast forward 21 years. Although I have no desire to play with toys, I’ve found this site intriguing. Herobuilders enables creative types to customize their own action figures, whether from mixing and matching the company’s parts and clothing, or creating a new build based off photo; you can even give ‘em the ability to talk. It’s like playing god, only much, much cooler. I think some Supernegro action figures are in order. What would you guys and gals conjure up? – Jay Wilson

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Childhood: Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Dorothy Dandridge began a show business career at a young age. Dandridge’s mother, Ruby Dandridge, was an actress. Early on she urged her two daughters’, Dorothy and Vivian, to pursue careers in entertainment.

In the 1930s, Dandridge and her sister began performing in a song and dance act under the name, “The Wonder Children.” After dropping out of high school in the late 1930s, Dandridge, Vivian, and Etta James formed a group called the Dandridge Sisters. They performed in such places as the Cotton Club.

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With the impending release of The Simpsons Movie,Blogzarro lists the 101 Greatest Simpsons Quotes of All-Time.

Not having a television keeps me out of the media loop, which, depending on the circumstance, can be infinite bliss or a crime against myself. The latter was definitely the case when Valkor of The Other View mentioned that he reviewed the DOA movie. Yes, the one based on the Tecmo videogame. Did Hollywood keep the bouncy?

Joey from Straight Bangin’ is hop hop historian. As such, when he lists the best and worst songs from the first half of ‘07, it’s worth a gander. Besides, Craig Mack came back. Craig Mack.

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So, dear readers, did you cop the Pot as soon as it became available? Or are you doing to wait it out a bit? Or do you not give a damn? – Jay Wilson

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