The Big Bad Network

  by Rahk Hamilton     With the recent election still f**king a lot of people's heads up, the question that we as black people need to ask ourselves is what does it mean for us. I specifically say us, as black people, and not as people of color, because if it's one thing that we learned in this most recent campaign as well as in the time leading up to it, is that the whole notion of a coalition has been a silly joke, and the joke was on us. From the Asian community, working to strike down affirmative action, using the notion of taking something away from black people and getting it for themselves, all the way to the fact that George Floyds death managed to not get black people a hate crime law, but managed to get the Asian community one.     Look at the fact that latino people, specifically dominicans and cubans, have always had a the anti-black spice baked into all their homemade bread, so much so that the black people in that community either totally deny thei...