I got the trees in my backyard and it's hard for them to tell a lie to me
<< thoughts by POPS at 11:53 PM on Wednesday, November 12, 2008
"You gots to gimme gimme mine cause I'm heavy when I weigh it"
Reverse NIMBY?
In an Evolving Harlem, Newcomers Try to Fit In
"I sing the song you never heard before
I feed the famine in your mind"
-De La Soul, "Ego Trippin' (Part Two)"
interesting dynamic that i got put on to by the ladies at afropolege. it gives a peculiar glance at the cultural shifts in effect in the home of the 1-2-5. I was last there in July to chill at my uncle's annual 4th of July cookout. Both that article and this Population Puzzle one raise some interesting questions about community identity and such.
Reverse NIMBY?
In an Evolving Harlem, Newcomers Try to Fit In
"I sing the song you never heard before
I feed the famine in your mind"
-De La Soul, "Ego Trippin' (Part Two)"
interesting dynamic that i got put on to by the ladies at afropolege. it gives a peculiar glance at the cultural shifts in effect in the home of the 1-2-5. I was last there in July to chill at my uncle's annual 4th of July cookout. Both that article and this Population Puzzle one raise some interesting questions about community identity and such.
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