Your logic for this article is quite flawed…..Zondra.

seems to me that most so called “urban” website only post articles design at only making “blacks” and “whites even more angry at each other .

instill of helping african americans to make more positive changes in our lives.

start posting more positive articles

get off your high racist horse. the royals didnt ask the obamas cause they dont know them. this was not a state event nor a political event. charles was, and is, 1st in line to inherit the throne.william is second in line and his wedding does not merit presidential attendance until he is prince consort, 1st in line for the throne. end of story – race is not the issue, you racist moron.

I am a Citizen of the United States of America, a descendant of Africans, I pay my taxes, a registered voter, and formally educated. We are one country and one people who enjoy the benefits of our freedoms and democracy. I don’t buy any literature that implies racial alienation upon its “targeted” readers, and which suggest that we are not socially accepted or that we must “toe the line” of someone’s measuring stick. I love my country (America). I was born in the 1960′s, I didn’t begin loving my country because we now have a black president. However, I will say that it is boring and bothersome to have certain networks, film and television directors and writers who promote ” the inferiority complex” and mask it behind stereotypical characters. For example, Tyler Perry’s “Meet The Browns” or “House of Payne.” Yes, the characters are funny only if it lines up with your bought into mentality and outlook of a particular group of people, sex, age, sexual orientation, race, creed and religion. It’s called ignorance and exploitation and of ” America’s darker times.” Have we not moved beyond this? In my opinion, anything aired or that was produced or directed by a Wayans family member was based on intraracial stereotype. A good question to ask ourselves and our children is “How to you feel about yourself, and others who are different from you or more importantly, how do you want to be seen by others? The race card was thrown into this article as it suggests the snubbing of President and First Lady Obama (who were states side caring for the victims of natural disasters) by a young couple who happened to be “Royals is unsubstaniated and without verifiable facts.” I would prefer that the Obama’s not be invited to being invited because they are black. I not only pledge allegiance to this great nation, but to the people who believe in protecting the rights of humanity and freedoms of all people. In support of President Obama’s announcement of the killing of World Terrorist Osama Bin Laden, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”
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I am a Citizen of the United States of America, a descendant of Africans, I pay my taxes, a registered voter, and formally educated. We are one country and one people who enjoy the benefits of our freedoms and democracy. I don’t buy any literature that implies racial alienation upon its “targeted” readers, and which suggest that we are not socially accepted or that we must “toe the line” to qualify. I love my country (America). I was born in the 1960′s and haven’t forgotten the racism and violence towards certain ethnic groups, including jews, gays and lesbians, the poor, the physically and mentally challenged to say the least, and neither has Barack and Michelle Obama. I didn’t begin loving this country because we now have a black president. I began loving this country after learning to love myself, coupled with dreams and ideals of who and what I wanted to become. I realized as a child the potential greatness of this country. Amist all that was going on in the 60′s my guest list for my 5th birthday included people who were different from me. I remember my mother asking me “who do you want to come to your birthday party?” I immediately thought of people who I wanted to share my cake with and play pin the tail of the donkey. Trust when I say, that my party had more friends invited then family. In keeping with the scope of this article,( and others like it that unfashionably throw in the race card) I will say that it is boring and bothersome to have certain networks, film and television directors and writers who promote ” the inferiority complex” and mask it behind stereotypical characters. For example, Tyler Perry’s “Meet The Browns” or “House of Payne.” Yes, the characters are funny only if it lines up with your bought into mentality and outlook of a particular group of people, sex, age, sexual orientation, race, creed and religion. It’s called ignorance and exploits ” America’s darker times.” Have we not moved beyond this? In my opinion, anything aired or that was produced or directed by a Wayans family member was based on intraracial stereotype, albeit to mention that closer attention needs to be given to the forums of Tavis Smiley and Dr. Cornell West. We need to communicate more to each other and to our children and ask “How do you feel about yourself and others who are different from you? Secondly, “How do you want to be seen by others?” The race card was thrown into this article as it suggests the snubbing of President and First Lady Obama (who were states side caring for the victims of natural disasters) by a young couple who were getting married and happened to be “Royals.” How does this justify the need to invite our president and first lady? The suggestive remarks are unfounded, unsubstantiated and without verifiable facts.” I would prefer that the Obama’s not be invited because they are not close personal friends than to being invited because they are black. True, I was sadened by the tragic ending of the life of Princess Diana (who I didn’t know) however, not because I was infatuated with her royalness or that she wasn’t black. I cried because her death was tragic and she like myself was a mother. Not only do I pledge allegiance to this great nation, but to the people who believe in protecting the rights of humanity and freedoms of all people. In support of President Obama’s announcement, “We killed World Terrorist Osama Bin Laden, the symbol of Al Queda” I conclude that we are one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.