In this Nov. 29, 2006 file photo, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., and rapper Ludacris leave the senator's Chicago offices after a meeting. Obama's presidential campaign says a new rhyme by supporter and rapper Ludacris is "outrageously offensive" to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, Republican Sen. John McCain and President Bush. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)
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Wow! We’re hitting you all with some thought provoking topics this Friday morning but we want you to think about some of these things over the weekend and create a dialogue in your beauty salon and your neighborhood barbershops.

As we love to say here at HHP.com, all of the African American support that some of these artists are showing and the political activist seem to be sharing is not helping. This is not helping in the worse way because most of the voters that are white will look at Obama and believe that he is trying to be the president of black people…but infact this man is trying to be the president of the entire United States. Things can turn real sour if Obama gets into office and the African American voters that believe he’s the “Black” president… will be in for a true wake up call.

Has Nelly decided to be a model???/ Naw he is just the spokesperson for Sean Johns Fall underwear line.

If you have not heard this story, pay close attention- this is classic racist behavior.

The classic children's book is taking a rightful stand and is very much so needed. Pretty soon this story is going to be on CNN and they will turn this thing around. This is offensive behavior and it should be stop!


The publisher of children's book series "Curious George" has announced it will consider taking legal action against a Georgia bar owner for selling T-shirts that show the monkey peeling a banana with "Obama in '08" printed beneath the image.

Bar owner Mike Norman, who began selling the shirts in late April, has said he sees nothing racist about the t-shirts. He said he thinks the Illinois senator and the character "look so much alike."

Bill Nigut, southeast regional director for the Anti-Defamation League, said Norman is being disingenuous.
"He can pretend he doesn't understand what the message of that T-shirt is, but he knows full well that's an offensive and demeaning stereotype used to insult African-Americans," Nigut told the Associated Press.

Some people have lost site that it was only less then 50 years ago that Black America didnt have the privileges to do the things they can do now. This video shows us alot of how we have not progressed in this country. Once you get a chance to get out and Vote it will make a difference in the world.