It's time for another racism test, kids. If you're upset about the Confederate flag being removed from the state flag of Mississippi...and you don't live in Mississippi, then you're probably a racist. In fact, if you're upset and you actually live in Mississippi, yup. You're still a racist. Also, if you're still supporting Donald Trump,... Continue Reading →
Mississippi White Vote
Once upon a time in Mississippi, general elections were mere formalities. If you won your party's primary, you won the election. That is if your party was the Democratic Party. My career started in Mississippi and I lived there from 1990 to 1997. Once, I was present when some Democrats were on trial for something... Continue Reading →
Haters In Mourning
A federal jury in South Carolina only needed two hours to convict Dylann Roof for murdering nine black parishioners at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston last year. Dylann pulled the trigger 77 times. Roof, who is only 22-years-old, is a self-radicalized white supremacist. The same jury that found him guilty on 33 charges will... Continue Reading →
Last Image Of Racism
I have a buddy that I've known for over a decade. He's always been a rock star who's never been on stage. Tonight he debuted for the very time as a band member (vocalist/frontman) and I went to check it out. The room was packed and really hot. The music was really rocking though I... Continue Reading →
The Fourth, Cartoon For The Daily Dot
Check out The Daily Dot. Lots of great stuff there.
Freedom Of Cake Expression
A Wal-Mart employee didn't recognize an ISIS flag. Is that so shocking? Even CNN had a recent problem differentiating the flag from a giant dildo (seriously). So some right-wing goober tried to order a Confederate Flag cake at Wal-Mart and the store's bakery refused. He wanted to make a point of some sort so he... Continue Reading →
Good Flag, Bad Flag
It was a huge landmark decision when the Supreme Court made gay marriage legal in all of the United States. A couple of southern states (it's always the south) are still resisting. There's a lot of rejoicing out there and a lot of bemoaning. I find it funny that the same people who complained about... Continue Reading →
My Dixie Wrecked
Here is this week's cartoon for The Independent in St. George, Utah. Dixie State University is in St. George, Utah. Why is there a university named Dixie State in Utah of all places? That's a really good question. Utah was not even a state during the Civil War. It's not anywhere close to be in... Continue Reading →
Ditching The Flag
The first response that Nikki Haley, governor of South Carolina, should have had after the massacre at Emanuel AME Church should have been to call for removing the Confederate Battle flag from the grounds of the state capitol. Haley and several GOP candidates for president spent a few days defending the flag or trying to avoid... Continue Reading →