Friday, November 23, 2012
It's absolutely wonderful that they've set aside a day on which we can reflect on the rich and vibrant contributions given to pop culture and to the broader society by African-Americans. It's a gracious and uplifting opportunity to explore the cultural impact of Black society on the broader American tapestry. It's...
"Black Friday" is not a day to celebrate African-American citizens?!?
"Black Friday" is an every increasingly raucous and uncouth orgy of capitalism run amok as countless hordes of people stampede into stores in the dead of night to buy things they don't need for people they hardly like with money they don't yet have, and doing so in stores and shops which have fecklessly banked all their dreams of solvency on a few weeks of consumer madness in hopes, often in vain, of reaching a meager balanced ledger by the end of the annum.