The Good News That We Mention

Thoroughly redeemed people and social conditions.
Cleaning our televisions, computers, & kitchens. W-
orking very well and at a fast pace. Knowing that no-
body can talk or act like any race.

Some think that they can do those but those are fore-
ver stereotypes. Some folks perpetuate stereotypes &
tell others what their race do and do not do. Even they
do not know all members of their races' actions and w-
ays of speaking. Some people get severely hated with-
in their own races, because they are different.

Some have other races thinking nonsense then bad a-
ssumptions are made. Television, movies, sitcoms, the
news, some comedians, and music also stereotype me-
mbers of their own races for money sometimes. It's like
they are reporting total number 2 sometimes. WHOA!

So forget about pinning Ebonics on Ebony folks. Many
people of different races speak slang/broken English and
properly. In other words, some speak slang/lingo & some
speak good grammar. They are still fully apart of their ra-
ces though. It really is simple as that. Wake way up!

Even some educated people speak slang. I believe bec-
ause some of their associates and/or friends speak it. It
is just another way of communicating. Just like when fo-
reign folks speak in their languages. They feel more com-
fortable and confident when they do too. HA!

Drinking a lot of cold lemonade in the shade. The feelin-
gs we get after getting fully paid. WHOA! Getting total-
ly stoked and narly for the summers. Becoming silly b-
athroom hummers and good drummers.

Knowing that race has nothing to do with anything but h-
ate. OH! Knowing that every real lady is a queen & eve-
ry real man is a king. Adopting and nurturing healthier lif-
estyles. Making amends and decent profiles. HA! Inform-
ing others about cancer awareness and prevention. The
good news that we mention.