Ingredients:
1 False Alarm
1 Harvard Professor
1 Cop
2oz Anger
For Bullied Nerd: Marinate Cop and Anger over lifetime. Splash with False Alarm and Harvard Professor. Serve Fresh.
For Intelligent Insults: Mix Anger and Harvard Professor until slightly lumpy. Add False Alarm. When boiling, lower heat, add Cop. Let mix stew for best results.
For Beerfest: Use Black Harvard Professor/ White Cop. Heat 1oz Anger and Harvard Professor. Add Cop. Watch carefully, as it can easily boil over. After arrest, add 1oz anger and mix well. Let blend cool for three days. Serves 4, or 300 million Americans unwilling to actually deal with race issues.
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It all started with race [the divisions], and the statement "I'm black everyday." Then came the political discussion [the legal actions], followed by religion [the motivations]. Those topics and what they represent individually and collectively paint the picture of us, humanity. Shine light on the present, and in the future there will be no dark past.
Is it for Black people only?
Yes. No, I'm kidding. No. Some blacks just feel their opinions are not properly expressed in the media, and many people feel the news is too influential instead of informative. The site this blog belongs who believe in asking the obvious and less obvious questions.
Why am I here?
That's an excellent question! But while you think about it, also think about some of the issues we raise, and offer any new perspective you can.
Who can I give my money to?
Comment with your contact information for sponsor information.
I like that story- yoink!
That wasn't a question, but my response is please cite all sources respectfully & responsibly. Freedom of information. Act.
What does FAQ stand for?
Frequently asked questions.
What is your mission?
The mission is to assist America, American Africans, and Humans in defining those terms, and you in answering the question "What is YOUR mission?"
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Overall, a very clever metaphor.
ReplyDelete"Serves 4, or 300 million Americans unwilling to actually deal with race issues."
I feel that what some (of US) saw as a great missed opportunity to openly discuss racism is really a "cooked-up" distraction from healthcare reform opposition. It was never supposed to be a "race" moment, so BeerFest 2009 was a good thing to me because it refocused the country on the REAL issue, which is not race but INEQUALITY of opportunity across the board...
Blacks suffer a disproportionate amount of chronic illnesses and deaths due to lack of quality healthcare.
Healthcare reform in this country serves way more than 4 people. Race is a social construct. Health is a real, tangible thing. Who cares about racial problems if we're all dead and/or financially bankrupt?