hlewissmith's blog

I suppose a good place to begin would be with reality. It is unrealistic to think this word will just disappear from the face of the earth. It is as much a part of American history as the Boston Tea Party, the Civil War, slavery, etc. and we may as well learn to accept that.  Read More »

"Bury That Sucka" is a hard hitting indictment of what the author, H. Lewis Smith, labels a “bizarre love affair the black community has with the N word.” There is little that is tactful or politically correct in this book. Indeed, it is perhaps the lack of diplomacy that gives the book its hard-hitting edge.

The following descriptions are excerpts from Bury that Sucka:

Chapter 2  Read More »

United Voices for a Common Cause, Inc. presents its Benedict Arnold list for those Blacks who publicly insist upon using the n-word including Daman Wayans.

PURPOSE: No longer is it acceptable to trample upon the memories and honor of those who were tarred and feathered, burnt alive, castrated, hung, boiled alive, sodomized and tortured with hot pokers, disemboweled, unmercifully tortured in countless numbers of other ways, all in the name of the n-word simply because since the victims were considered to be a n***er it was okay to perform such atrocious, despicable acts. And yet as evil and heinous as these acts were there is something that transcends it and that is descendants of these canonized victims taking the word n***er and embracing it with tender loving care and using it endearingly and affectionately among them. How idiotic and moronic can this possibly be?  Read More »