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The latest inductee into the BIG DUMMY FILES Glenn E. Morgan, Jr. The 41-year-old Detroit man was sentenced to three months in prison for mailing Carl and Susan Smith, an interracial couple he’s never met, photographs of black men being lynched and a photograph of the murdered body of Nicole Brown Simpson.

The envelope also contained threatening written messages indicating that black men who marry white women should be lynched and that white women who marry black men will share Nicole Brown Simpson’s fate. Glenn who’s black and describes himself on his Twitter profile (which is now defunct) as an activist, educator, entrepreneur, journalist, writer and founder of the National Black Men’s Education Association (NBMEA). There is something obviously wrong with Glen.

Blacks have been the victims of many years of hate crimes etc but what is the point of hating someone of your own race ? This guy spent time and money on making nooses and harassing people who were minding their own business.  Also Glen looks like he might be homosexual so maybe thats why he was really mad this guy married a white woman.  Welcome Glen to the BIG DUMMY FILE.  Check out the whole story HERE

A$AP Rocky kicked of the A$AP Mob Tour at Town Ball Room last in downtown Buffalo, I got a chance to talk with the whole A$AP crew before the show. We talk about music, culture, illuminati connections with A$AP. Check the video out if you missed it last night

With the political race about to heat up as we VOTE in 2012.  Bill Maher compares the greed of rich conservatives/venture capitalist  to those of rich rappers.  In the video he shows pictures of Mitt Romney compare to pictures of Kanye West, 50 Cent, and Tupac flashing money.  He says the good old rich conservatives are constantly showing the American public that “We Have Money and You Don’t “.  While this may be true on the surface the BIG DIFFERENCE is Mitt Romney comes from MONEY.  Most RICH RAPPERS don’t.

Let me give you the history on Williard Mitt Romney, his father is a automobile executive from Detroit who turned automobile company American Motors around = MONEY.  His fathers best friend who WILLIARD Mitt Romney is name after is hotel magnate J. <strong>Willard Marriott.</strong> = MONEY.  Also he gets his middle name from his father’s cousin Milton “Mitt” Romney, 1925–1929 quarterback for the Chicago Bears = MONEY.

To compare him to a guy who was born on the south side of Queens, NY to a mom who was a drug dealer (50 Cent) or someone who was born to a mother in Brooklyn, NY who was an ex black panther who was fighting a drug addiction (Tupac Shakur) is crazy.  Mitt Romney has nothing in common with a rich rapper because he has never been broke.   Like the saying from a very wise man named Dj Supreme goes “you can never appreciate money until your broke”. 

 Jay-Z and every other rich rapper was not born with a silver spoon in their mouths that is why they are so proud and have to show the accomplishments they have made in life.  That’s why you could never compare venture capitalist to any one in hip hop because they had a head start in the capitalist race.

Nas who has visited Africa three times already one time for his birthday and twice for corporate performances has said that “the reason why most of his colleagues never go to Africa is because they are afraid of the dark continent”.  This is coming from a press conference that was done in the United States. 

Nas has through out his career has always been conscious of his history.  He also raises the concern that “I went there and I figured out that there’s been a lot of lies told to American people about what’s going on there…One thing about us African-Americans and Africans is that we don’t communicate, we don’t  talk, we don’t see a reason to talk, we don’t get along.”  I wasn’t aware of this problem because Hip Hop artist talk crazy on most records but they are scared to go to a continent because they might get bit by mosquitos ? 

If this is true people really need to keep it real with themselves when they are rapping.  I think that there should be a bridging of the gap between Africans and African Americans.  He also raised questions about why rock stars like Bono seem to do so much in Africa and hip hop artists aren’t.  Jay-Z and 50 Cent have recently made headlines by lending financial support to countries in Africa.  What do you think should African American’s really be concerned about a continent that we most know nothing about or focus on our current situation in America ?