Inspiration – Page 2 – The Algae Row

Hollywood Shuffle Screening & Story Swap (Fightin’ the Power: Your Means and Tools of Protest)

February 27, 2017February 27, 2017 thealgaerow#Beans, #EducationalServices, #FightThePower, #FillMeIn, #HollywoodShuffle, #ImpactHubOakland, #RobertTownsend, #StorySwap, Oakland0 comment

Robert Townsend brought film to the fight. What are you gonna bring? What’s in your toolbox?

I Don't Care What You Got Ta Say About It Inspiration Sage

Malcolm Harris Talks Wealth Accumulation

February 25, 2017February 25, 2017 thealgaerow#D'MetriMayo, #DamnGoodAdvice, #Grindface, #MalcolmHarris, #Money, #WealthBuilding0 comment

D’metri Mayo, of Grindface, captures some of the most practical advice, ever, about wealth accumulation, self-image, and community-building from Malcolm “MJ” Harris, CEO of National Care Financial Group. https://www.facebook.com/GrindFace.Founder/videos/175996992898517/ Look, listen, and learn. Kenisha

I Don't Care What You Got Ta Say About It Inspiration News

Lesser of Two Evils? Naaaaaaah…

November 11, 2016February 20, 2017 thealgaerow#BeautifulMind, #BoogieMan, #DonaldTrump, #EarnMyVote, #Election2016, #HillaryClinton, #KillerMike, #MichaelRender, #NoMorePimps0 comment

“The boogie man doesn’t scare me.”

Art Bay Area I Don't Care What You Got Ta Say About It Inspiration Movies

Hot Cinema

October 2, 2016February 24, 2017 thealgaerow#13th, #Ancestors We See You, #Angela Davis, #Ava Duvernay, #Birth of a Nation, #Damani Baker, #Danny Glover, #Fannie Houghton, #Grand Lake Theater, #Matatu Festival of Stories, #Nat Turner, #Nate Parker, #October 5th, #October 7th, #The House on CoCo Road, #The New Jim Crow, Oakland0 comment

I missed Miles. I missed the Obama date. I missed somethin’ else I can’t remember, but I won’t miss these.

Bay Area I Don't Care What You Got Ta Say About It Inspiration Politics

One Mic

September 11, 2016February 24, 2017 thealgaerowColin Kaepernick, football, John Carlos, knee, Muhammed Ali, national anthem, protest, San Francisco 49ers, The Lynx, Tommy Smith, WNBA0 comment

Nearing the conclusion of The Boondocks’ first season episode, “Return of the King” –after King’s vitriol– every African American NBA player refused to play, citing full troop withdrawal from Iraq as their demand. The possibility of that happening seemed a bit idealistic, and still does, but that scene comes to mind, along with the remembrances of Muhammed Ali, John Carlos, and Tommy Smith — folks who put it all on the line to honor their political belief — when I see Colin Kaepernick on bended knee.

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