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It really must take a special level of Teh Stoopids to be Glenn Beck.

You all may remember this video from a couple of weeks ago, back when Beck was just warming up on his favorite subject -- the Threat of Evil Negroes Like Van Jones. (Presumably, the basis of this threat has something to do with black people being Sons of Ham or something like that.)

Well, Matt Osborne at HuffPo did some digging around to determine the nature of the second group of Scary Negroes featured in Beck's rant. And it turns out that they are very, very scary members of a black dance troupe:

Dated October 9th, 2008, here's a YouTube description from Christiv3:

A typical step show on college campuses throughout the country. The young kids from the "Obama Junior Fraternity" are emulating a historically black fraternity that is found on college campuses throughout the nation. Their teacher was probably a member.

Young men in this fraternity DO go on to become teachers, doctors, lawyers, architects and engineers. Not a bad way to achieve these goals..

These kids want to go to college so they can be like the men in this video who are in college and are pursueing their dreams.

Other members of this fraternity include Bill Cosby, Jesse Jackson, Langston Hughes, Count Basie and Michael Jordan.

Cosby, Basie, and Jordan? Commies, all of 'em.

The kids in Beck's video are students at the Urban Community Leadership Academy in Kansas City, Missouri. How did I learn this? Why, from going to the original "Negro army" YouTube video post ...

Suspect Arrested in Milwaukee Killings

Suspect Arrested in Milwaukee Killings
By DINESH RAMDE, AP

MILWAUKEE (Sept. 7) -- A Milwaukee newspaper reported Monday that local police had arrested a suspect in connection with the killings of seven women, including six suspected prostitutes, over a 21-year period that started in 1986.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that the suspect, a 49-year-old Milwaukee man, was arrested Saturday and booked on a temporary felony warrant.
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This combination photo shows five of the seven murder victims who have been killed over a 21-year period in Milwaukee.

Police spokeswoman Anne E. Schwartz would not confirm an arrest Monday, telling The Associated Press only that police were talking with a "person of interest" in connection with a number of cold-case homicides.

The police department scheduled a news conference for Monday evening.

Police Chief Edward Flynn and Milwaukee County district attorney John Chisholm announced a new investigation four months ago after DNA evidence linked the women's deaths to one person. Police said then that they never stopped investigating the cases, but scored a major breakthrough when DNA technology suggested the same person killed six of the women and had sex with the seventh.

The victims were six black women between the ages of 19 and 41 and a white 16-year-old runaway. Their bodies were found within a 3-square-mile area of Milwaukee's north side between 1986 and 2007.

The investigation produced breaks in other cases. Detectives resubmitted more than 20 other DNA samples taken from prostitutes in unsolved homicide cases to the state crime laboratory to check for possible links to the killer. That work led to progress in at least 10 unrelated killings, authorities said.

Two people were charged in a pair cases from 1990 and charges were being considered against a third suspect, Chisholm said late last month.

Five other suspects have been identified in other cold cases, four of whom are currently serving life terms or extended terms, Flynn said. Police were continuing to gather more evidence in those cases, he said.

Why Michelle Obama's Hair Matters

Check out this great article by Time Magazine writer, Jenee Desmond Harris. The article is titled "Why Michelle Obama's Hair Matters"It discusses the debate going on in the African American Community between "natural" styles and processed or relaxed styles and which is more "black"

Read the article here:http://www.letstalkhonestly.com/blacknewsblackviews.html

Breaking News: An Arrest Is Made For The Rocky Mount Serial Murder

Thanks, Mr. Cook.

Finally, but why so long? The media and society didn't care about the lives of the women until it's too late.

Web Extra: Surviving a Serial Killer

It goes to show how lives of Black women are discounted by society and police in general.

The Rocky Mount Serial Killer Case by Abagond

Thanks, Abagond. I'm glad more people are aware of the serial killer that is killing Black women in Rocky Mount, N.C. This should have been broadcasted in the media a long time ago. No, beacause the victims were poor and Black. This is repetitive around the nation when it comes to Black serial killer victims. It's remininscent of the Henry Louis Wallace serial murder case. May the hearts go out to the victims' families and may they rest in peace.

Siditty: Why Don't We Know About These Serial Killers?

Siditty: Why Don't We Know About These Serial Killers?

Also read my essay, Violence Against Black Women: Four Cases. There's a pattern with regards to serial murders against Black women in America. Thanks, Siditty!

Photo gallery: Ted Kennedy and President Obama | TheLoop21.com

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Missing Black Woman Alert: Hattie Gertrude Brown is missing

Hattie Gertrude Brown of Halifax Virginia is missing. Learn more details and see her picture by using the link below:

http://www.letstalkhonestly.com/missingblackwomen.html

Sen. Ted Kennedy, R.I.P.

Famous U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy died today. He's remembered for his social/political activism and champion of the poor and the oppressed. May he rests in peace.