Diddy the Diabolical

 I think he was taking advantage of the entertainment industry in a genius way that kept anyone from taking advantage of him. I've heard someone say that information is most powerful, a bid in the entertainment industry can be made or broken with something on you, if someone has something on you they can make you do whatever they want.  

He went to college, did someone say he was smart, used more of his brain power than most. He was always the smartest in the room, right? Their have been humans in history taken over by this, they are described as powerful.  Though no one in recent history has been as exposed with such detail as this one. The schematics, the players, the baby oil, over a period of 20+ years, Wow! genius! 

 American Trivia

Q:   In 1865, Henry Brown, a Virginia slave                                                                                                mailed himself to freedom in a 3' x 2' x 2" x 8" box. How long did it take, and where did he arrive?  

A: 26 hours, At the Anti-Slavery Society in Philadelphia.

Q: Who was the grandson of slaves, raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, was 7 years old during the Tulsa Oklahoma Massacre, and wrote the American novel, The Invisible Man

A: Ralph Waldo Ellison

All of a Sudden

 Enter search term here

then a message saying Democrats can't govern.......

wow technology google style 

there is always something going on that encroaches everything and everyone

A Thousand Blouses

 I have clothes I haven't worn for a year now. I wore everything I have the last year I worked in 10 months time wearing never the same top twice.

Wing Tips

 Chicken is all the rage, but the wing is the thing. 

First imagine this, the white people are in the position of black people, they were the slaves and the the "black" people have all the money, they are the wealthy, wasteful and when it comes to chicken wings they call them Dings, they only eat the flats and the drums, but the tips go to the white people. Here is how the dream I had one night went:

 We were driving around an area outside of where we live, lost. We got hungry and decided to stop in this unfamiliar territory for something to eat. We came to notice all these places that were advertising wing tips, braised, barbecued, fried, lemon pepper, sweet & sour, and other familiar flavors of the Dings we were accustomed to, we wondered, what are wing tips? We had no clue wings even had tips.  

We were afraid to stop and venture out in the hood with the white people hanging around outside the places but we were curious enough and hungry enough to give this overwhelming attraction a try so we stopped at a place called Tips & Dips. 

People Human Beings

black

[blak]

ADJECTIVE

black (adjective) · blacker (comparative adjective) · blackest (superlative adjective) · Black (adjective)

1. of the very darkest color owing to the absence of or complete absorption of light; the opposite of white.

   "black smoke" ·

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   "her hair was black"

   synonyms:

   dark · pitch black · as black as pitch · pitch-dark · jet black · inky · coal black · blackish · sable · Stygian

   antonyms:

   white

   • (of the sky or night) completely dark owing to nonvisibility of the sun, moon, or stars.
     "the sky was moonless and black"
     synonyms:

     unlit · dark · starless · moonless · unlighted · unilluminated · gloomy ·

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     dusky · dim · murky · dingy · shadowy · overcast · crepuscular · tenebrous · Stygian · Cimmerian · Tartarean · caliginous
     antonyms:

     clear · bright
   • deeply stained with dirt.
     "his clothes were absolutely black"
   • (of a plant or animal) dark in color as distinguished from a lighter variety.
     "Japanese black pine"
     synonyms:

     dark · pitch black · as black as pitch · pitch-dark · jet black · inky · coal black · blackish · sable · Stygian
     antonyms:

     white
   • (of coffee or tea) served without milk or cream.
     "a mug of black coffee" ·

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     "Doyle took his coffee black"
   • of or denoting the suits spades and clubs in a deck of cards.
   • (of a ski run) of the highest level of difficulty, as indicated by black markers positioned along it.
2. of any human group having dark-colored skin, especially of African or Australian Aboriginal ancestry.

   "black adolescents of Jamaican descent"

   • relating to black people.
     "black culture"
3. (of a period of time or situation) characterized by tragic or disastrous events; causing despair or pessimism.

   "five thousand men were killed on the blackest day of the war" ·

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   "the future looks black for those of us interested in freedom"

   synonyms:

   tragic · disastrous · calamitous · catastrophic · cataclysmic · ruinous ·

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   devastating · fatal · fateful · wretched · woeful · grievous · lamentable · miserable · dire · unfortunate · awful · terrible · direful

   antonyms:

   joyful

   • (of a person's state of mind) full of gloom or misery; very depressed.
     "Jean had disappeared and Mary was in a black mood"
     synonyms:

     miserable · unhappy · sad · wretched · broken-hearted · heartbroken ·

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     grief-stricken · grieving · sorrowful · sorrowing · mourning · anguished · distressed · desolate · devastated · despairing · inconsolable · disconsolate · downcast · down · downhearted · dejected · crestfallen · cheerless · depressed · pessimistic · melancholy · morose · gloomy · glum · mournful · funereal · doleful · dismal · forlorn · woeful · woebegone · abject · low-spirited · long-faced · blue · down in the mouth · down in the dumps · dolorous
     antonyms:

     cheerful
   • (of humor) presenting tragic or harrowing situations in comic terms.
     "“Good place to bury the bodies,” she joked with black humor"
     synonyms:

     cynical · sick · macabre · weird · unhealthy · ghoulish · morbid · perverted · gruesome · sadistic · cruel · offensive
   • full of anger or hatred.
     "Roger shot her a black look"
     synonyms:

     angry · cross · annoyed · irate · vexed · irritated · exasperated ·

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     indignant · aggrieved · irked · piqued · displeased · provoked · galled · resentful · irascible · bad-tempered · tetchy · testy · crabby · waspish · dark · dirty · filthy · furious · outraged · threatening · menacing · unfriendly · aggressive · belligerent · hostile · antagonistic · evil · evil-intentioned · wicked · nasty · hate-filled · bitter · acrimonious · malevolent · malicious · malignant · malign · venomous · poisonous · vitriolic · vindictive · shirty · stroppy · narky · ratty · eggy · malefic · maleficent
     antonyms:

     pleasant · friendly
   • archaic
     very evil or wicked.
     "my soul is steeped in the blackest sin"

NOUN

black (noun) · Black (noun) · blacks (plural noun)

1. black color or pigment.

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   "a series of paintings done only in grays and blacks"

   • black clothes or material, typically worn as a sign of mourning.
     "dressed in the black of widowhood"
     synonyms:

     black clothes · widow's weeds · weeds · sackcloth and ashes · sables
   • darkness, especially of night or an overcast sky.
     "the only thing visible in the black was the light of the lantern"
   • the player of the black pieces in chess or checkers.
     "Black's king's defenses are somewhat weakened"
   • a black thing, especially a ball or piece in a game.
2. a member of a dark-skinned people, especially one of African or Australian Aboriginal ancestry.

   "a coalition of blacks and whites against violence"
3. (the black)

   the situation of not owing money to a bank or of making a profit in a business operation.

   "I managed to break even in the first six months—quite a short time for a small business to get into the black" ·

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   "the company just managed to stay in the black"

   synonyms:

   in credit · in funds · debt-free · out of debt · solvent · financially sound ·

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   able to pay one's debts · creditworthy · of good financial standing · solid · secure · profit-making · profitable · unindebted

   antonyms:

   in debt

VERB

black (verb) · blacks (third person present) · blacked (past tense) · blacked (past participle) · blacking (present participle)

1. make black, especially by the application of black polish.

   "blacking the prize bull's hooves"

   synonyms:

   make black · darken · make dark/darker · dirty · make dirty · make sooty · make smoky · stain · grime · begrime · befoul · soil

American Africans

Repeat after me:

"I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands,
one nation under God, indivisible, 
with liberty and justice for all". 
They'll see how beautiful I am 
And be ashamed-- I, too, am America. Langston Hughes--REPARATIONS NOW!