1. Jameelah A wrote:

Yeah, but NOOOOOOO!

2. mlm wrote:

well, this made me smile.

3. Blaxx wrote:

Made me frown. I can’t stand Al Sharpton, he’s nothing but an ambulance chaser

4. ~JJG~ wrote:

I like Al sometimes and sometimes I don’t. Sometimes he is just simply doing too much, but not doing enough at all.

5. wouldn't you like to know? wrote:

i don’t like it. kinda creepy…i don’t why…just is.

6. ms. chong aka wyltk? wrote:

JJG you’re beating me by a minute in every post! LOL…you’re getting your Usain Bolt on..ah di yam???

7. wouldn't you like to know? wrote:

why won’t my freaking name chill? duppy ah run yu site doc?

8. ~JJG~ wrote:

Well mi dear…..you know how we Jamaicans do….we don’t pahlaba (you ain’t heard that word in a long time huh Ms. Chong? lol)

9. DCI74 wrote:

I really would rather not see or hear from Al or Jesse right now.

10. Cézsar wrote:

Al Sharpton’s the man! Both he, Jesse and MLK did (and are still doing) all they could to protect, love, and elevate Black people but as usual, only the dead guy gets all the props. Just like Obama, they can’t BE Black America, they can only inspire Black america. I already feel sorry for Obama; at the end of his presidency, he’s gonna get it far worse than Al or Jesse, just as soon as they realise he’s more interested in protecting America than Black people in america.

On a slightly different note, Obama is the product of a fatherless household; which begs the question – why is he so hard on ONLY Black fathers? I still think the man is a superstar but I also think he could use his story to inspire in so many more productive ways other than just the status quo tough love chastisement, which, clearly hasn’t worked in over 200 years.

11. Michelle wrote:

Lol, crazy-cute pic.