Comments for Black Journalism Review http://blackjournalism.com There is already enough ignorance Thu, 09 Sep 2010 03:27:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 Comment on Bishop S.C. Madison: “Daddy’s” Gone…Long live “Sweet Daddy” by jbUHOP http://blackjournalism.com/?p=82#comment-5329 jbUHOP Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:27:28 +0000 http://blackjournalism.com/?p=82#comment-5329 If anyone has a question to b answered.....just go in the church and ask a preacher im sure they would answer any questions backed up with scriptures UNITED HOUSE OF PRAYER "FOR ALL PEOPLE" so dont assume or listen to what other bad things others have said u got to know God for yourself If anyone has a question to b answered…..just go in the church and ask a preacher
im sure they would answer any questions backed up with scriptures UNITED HOUSE OF PRAYER “FOR ALL PEOPLE”
so dont assume or listen to what other bad things others have said
u got to know God for yourself

]]> Comment on Bishop S.C. Madison: “Daddy’s” Gone…Long live “Sweet Daddy” by jbUHOP http://blackjournalism.com/?p=82#comment-5328 jbUHOP Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:21:44 +0000 http://blackjournalism.com/?p=82#comment-5328 all of our profits are men of good faith. all our profits made it clear to us that its not what u see....its what u dont. Jesus did die on the cross for our sins and that we might partake in this life. Without him we would b nothing.....without God we would be nothing Its all apart of what i call the spiritual chain of command. All profits preached in the scriptures"ye are the children of the profits" thats why we call him Daddy I have also read through scriptures that Jesus has gone and prepared a place for us.....and he said he would send a comforter in his name and whosoever will except him can be saved So we do preach Jesus.....we just used the term Daddy to draw that connection we have in spirit with our many fathers in christ Is Jesus not a father to us?......someone who pays in sacrifice for us? someone that prepares a place for us? Is God not a father to us?.....didnt he create us....didnt he plan a place for us to go....DADDY is the connection THANK YOU! all of our profits are men of good faith. all our profits made it clear to us that its not what u see….its what u dont. Jesus did die on the cross for our sins and that we might partake in this life.
Without him we would b nothing…..without God we would be nothing
Its all apart of what i call the spiritual chain of command.
All profits preached in the scriptures”ye are the children of the profits” thats why we call him Daddy
I have also read through scriptures that Jesus has gone and prepared a place for us…..and he said he would send a comforter in his name
and whosoever will except him can be saved
So we do preach Jesus…..we just used the term Daddy to draw that connection we have in spirit with our many fathers in christ
Is Jesus not a father to us?……someone who pays in sacrifice for us? someone that prepares a place for us?
Is God not a father to us?…..didnt he create us….didnt he plan a place for us to go….DADDY is the connection
THANK YOU!

]]> Comment on Is Obama a Muslim? by Jesus of Jerusalem http://blackjournalism.com/?p=80#comment-5324 Jesus of Jerusalem Mon, 06 Sep 2010 13:10:26 +0000 http://blackjournalism.com/?p=80#comment-5324 http://www.islamoncapitolhill.com/images/ICH_Flyer_Topic.png Is he the messiah ? Has Jesus of Jerusalem returned ? http://www.islamoncapitolhill.com/images/ICH_Flyer_Topic.png

Is he the messiah ? Has Jesus of Jerusalem returned ?

]]> Comment on Bishop S.C. Madison: “Daddy’s” Gone…Long live “Sweet Daddy” by Chrystina Smith http://blackjournalism.com/?p=82#comment-5305 Chrystina Smith Thu, 01 Jul 2010 01:04:38 +0000 http://blackjournalism.com/?p=82#comment-5305 I am a member of this great kingdom. if it wasnt for my parents i wouldnt have experience this great kingdom. I love Daddy Madison. he was a major blessing in my life. Thank u for the positive feed back faith. I am a member of this great kingdom. if it wasnt for my parents i wouldnt have experience this great kingdom. I love Daddy Madison. he was a major blessing in my life. Thank u for the positive feed back faith.

]]> Comment on Bishop S.C. Madison: “Daddy’s” Gone…Long live “Sweet Daddy” by douglas lee http://blackjournalism.com/?p=82#comment-5264 douglas lee Fri, 09 Apr 2010 00:36:46 +0000 http://blackjournalism.com/?p=82#comment-5264 im truly thankful to be a member of HOP in i give god thanks for daddy madison in all he done for this great kingdom thank you dad in may god bless all the readers im truly thankful to be a member of HOP in i give god thanks for daddy madison in all he done for this great kingdom thank you dad in may god bless all the readers

]]> Comment on Dismantling Obama administration, brick by brick by Marcus http://blackjournalism.com/?p=180#comment-5229 Marcus Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:50:52 +0000 http://blackjournalism.com/?p=180#comment-5229 More 'rubber brothers' drinking the kool aid and siding with a fake black president and his white elitist academic friends who love to abort millions of black babies, raise your taxes, keep black schools dumb and democrat, encourage entitlements and victimhood, gay marriage and replace God in the schools with radical indoctrination of homosexuality, false history and after school, send them 'same blacks' to planned parenthood, drug addiction treatment centers or the streets because unemployment is over 50% for young blacks. Then to jail..... Hows that liberal agenda working out for you sellout suckers and embarrassing black folk??? Makes me sick.. You are a bunch of blind, naive and dumbass motherfucka's I have ever dealt with. I came to this site thinking 'maybe we have woke up.' Apparently not..and for your information, if you really really think hard about it......Beck and Palin are far blacker than Obama. Think hard again.... Hows democrats treating you Detroit, Philadelphia, NYC, Newark, camden, Trenton, Baltimore, Flint, Chicago, LA, Miami, DC??? Real good I see... When the rise of the black conservative comes, maybe you dumbasses will finally wake up and start watching Glenn Beck who reports nothing but the truth while you uncle toms and lawn jockets make excuses and schill for people like Nancy Pelosi, Barbara Boxer, Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, Chris Dodd, Barney Frank, Chuck Schumer and Harry Reid and that rubber brother Barack Obama. How disgusting. More ‘rubber brothers’ drinking the kool aid and siding with a fake black president and his white elitist academic friends who love to abort millions of black babies, raise your taxes, keep black schools dumb and democrat, encourage entitlements and victimhood, gay marriage and replace God in the schools with radical indoctrination of homosexuality, false history and after school, send them ’same blacks’ to planned parenthood, drug addiction treatment centers or the streets because unemployment is over 50% for young blacks. Then to jail…..

Hows that liberal agenda working out for you sellout suckers and embarrassing black folk??? Makes me sick..

You are a bunch of blind, naive and dumbass motherfucka’s I have ever dealt with. I came to this site thinking ‘maybe we have woke up.’ Apparently not..and for your information, if you really really think hard about it……Beck and Palin are far blacker than Obama.

Think hard again….

Hows democrats treating you Detroit, Philadelphia, NYC, Newark, camden, Trenton, Baltimore, Flint, Chicago, LA, Miami, DC??? Real good I see…

When the rise of the black conservative comes, maybe you dumbasses will finally wake up and start watching Glenn Beck who reports nothing but the truth while you uncle toms and lawn jockets make excuses and schill for people like Nancy Pelosi, Barbara Boxer, Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, Chris Dodd, Barney Frank, Chuck Schumer and Harry Reid and that rubber brother Barack Obama. How disgusting.

]]> Comment on Bishop S.C. Madison: “Daddy’s” Gone…Long live “Sweet Daddy” by mario mccoy http://blackjournalism.com/?p=82#comment-5228 mario mccoy Mon, 08 Mar 2010 05:28:12 +0000 http://blackjournalism.com/?p=82#comment-5228 im not a member of the house of prayer but the house of prayer is inspiring to me because daddy mccollough said it is not me it is the man that you dont see which is jesus christ i love daddy mccollough im not a member of the house of prayer but the house of prayer is inspiring to me because daddy mccollough said it is not me it is the man that you dont see which is jesus christ i love daddy mccollough

]]> Comment on Bishop S.C. Madison: “Daddy’s” Gone…Long live “Sweet Daddy” by DAlexander http://blackjournalism.com/?p=82#comment-5196 DAlexander Sat, 06 Feb 2010 05:30:58 +0000 http://blackjournalism.com/?p=82#comment-5196 Hi folks. I didn't know Bishop Maddison. What brings me to this site link, and to have read and know what I do now from the past hour, I have some collectors pins, photographic pins, with this Bishop Maddison on them, and I wanted to put them into auction, But didnt know anything about this man, no dates nothing, never heard of him. So I had to find out some history if I was to post them. I came across many sites but couldnt fing Bishop Maddison, but the others before him, like Bishop Grace I think, which then led me to Bishop Maddison. But now I do know something about him, and to find out he was a Bishop, in Washington , and I find out that alot of people out there love him, and did think alot about him. Just wanted to post here, I have read your comments and postings, and he seemed to be a good character , man of God. Your thoughts nad comments I found was loving , sincere. thanks for writing, because you never know when someone you know, another may not, and come across something, with just a name, and picture, and if they cant find nothing out of that person, because no one takes the toime to respond, care to writew thoughts of someone dear to them, to telkl the world, then another would never have known of them. That is how I see you folks keeping someone you love dear , keeping them alive, not only in memory, but in heart to, enough to tel l others about a kind loving human being, of God. This is how you keep another's spirit alive. I'd never know this much had I not come across these pins and badges I have of him, photographics. thanks Hi folks. I didn’t know Bishop Maddison. What brings me to this site link, and to have read and know what I do now from the past hour, I have some collectors pins, photographic pins, with this Bishop Maddison on them, and I wanted to put them into auction, But didnt know anything about this man, no dates nothing, never heard of him. So I had to find out some history if I was to post them. I came across many sites but couldnt fing Bishop Maddison, but the others before him, like Bishop Grace I think, which then led me to Bishop Maddison.
But now I do know something about him, and to find out he was a Bishop, in Washington , and I find out that alot of people out there love him, and did think alot about him. Just wanted to post here, I have read your comments and postings, and he seemed to be a good character , man of God. Your thoughts nad comments I found was loving , sincere. thanks for writing, because you never know when someone you know, another may not, and come across something, with just a name, and picture, and if they cant find nothing out of that person, because no one takes the toime to respond, care to writew thoughts of someone dear to them, to telkl the world, then another would never have known of them. That is how I see you folks keeping someone you love dear , keeping them alive, not only in memory, but in heart to, enough to tel l others about a kind loving human being, of God.
This is how you keep another’s spirit alive. I’d never know this much had I not come across these pins and badges I have of him, photographics. thanks

]]> Comment on The shooters: Sniper John and Ft. Hood Nidal by Radio One http://blackjournalism.com/?p=190#comment-5191 Radio One Tue, 02 Feb 2010 16:17:49 +0000 http://blackjournalism.com/?p=190#comment-5191 Title: Online Editor Reports to: Director of Online Content, Radio, Interactive One Office Base: Nationwide Job Overview: The Online Editor facilitates the content objectives (i.e. developing and managing content) for Radio One radio station websites in several Radio One markets. The position is responsible for increasing the sites’ online traffic and engagement through the maintained programming of celebrity, entertainment, news and local events, and by linking the stations’ on-air and off-line marketing and promotional activities. Job Responsibilities: o Reporting on, and engaging with, local and surrounding area events and activity o Scoping, editing, and writing posts about news, celebrity, entertainment, and gossip collected from both the local and national level o Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. o Constant aggregation of material from around the web and the stations’ other network partners including, but not limited to, other Radio One station sites, BlackPlanet.com, TV One, and the content verticals of the BlackPlanet Universe. o Working with radio personalities to assist in the creation and maintenance of daily blogs. o Working with the stations’ Program Director, Operations Manager, and/or Marketing/Promotions leads to maintain the vision, voice and brand direction of the stations online o Working with the National Director Of Online Content for Radio to leverage national programming opportunities, tools and services Metrics for Success: Of utmost importance to the Online Editor is web traffic primarily indicated by Unique Visitors (UVs) and Pageviews (PVs). Other performance metrics including time spent, bounce rates, and impressions will also be used. Ensuring compelling and up-to-date content always available will be the Online Editor’s best way of influencing these key performance indicators. Desired Skills/Experience: o 3 years of experience finding and producing editorial content online. o Knows effective ways to distribute, promote and market your content over the web. o Knowledge of how to publish to and maintain a content management system (CMS), WordPress a plus o Must know how to perform rudimentary photo resizing, audio and video editing using programs including Adobe Photoshop, iMovie, and Sound Studio. o Familiar with, and knows how to analyze, the metrics of Google Analytics and Omniture. o Working knowledge of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) best practices. Necessary Qualities o You must have an abiding fascination with, and/or deep knowledge of, African-American music and culture o You must be an absolute web junkie, familiar with all websites that cover African-American news, entertainment, celebrity, gossip and events o You must be fully knowledgeable of, and an active participant in, the local community, culture and events of the local area. o You must be enthusiastic and disciplined; a self-starter that can thrive in fast-paced environments with tight deadlines and aggressive performance targets Title: Online Editor
Reports to: Director of Online Content, Radio, Interactive One
Office Base: Nationwide

Job Overview:

The Online Editor facilitates the content objectives (i.e. developing and managing content) for Radio One radio station websites in several Radio One markets. The position is responsible for increasing the sites’ online traffic and engagement through the maintained programming of celebrity, entertainment, news and local events, and by linking the stations’ on-air and off-line marketing and promotional activities.

Job Responsibilities:

o Reporting on, and engaging with, local and surrounding area events and activity
o Scoping, editing, and writing posts about news, celebrity, entertainment, and gossip collected from both the local and national level
o Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals.
o Constant aggregation of material from around the web and the stations’ other network partners including, but not limited to, other Radio One station sites, BlackPlanet.com, TV One, and the content verticals of the BlackPlanet Universe.
o Working with radio personalities to assist in the creation and maintenance of daily blogs.
o Working with the stations’ Program Director, Operations Manager, and/or Marketing/Promotions leads to maintain the vision, voice and brand direction of the stations online
o Working with the National Director Of Online Content for Radio to leverage national programming opportunities, tools and services

Metrics for Success:

Of utmost importance to the Online Editor is web traffic primarily indicated by Unique Visitors (UVs) and Pageviews (PVs). Other performance metrics including time spent, bounce rates, and impressions will also be used.

Ensuring compelling and up-to-date content always available will be the Online Editor’s best way of influencing these key performance indicators.

Desired Skills/Experience:

o 3 years of experience finding and producing editorial content online.

o Knows effective ways to distribute, promote and market your content over the web.

o Knowledge of how to publish to and maintain a content management system (CMS), WordPress a plus

o Must know how to perform rudimentary photo resizing, audio and video editing using programs including Adobe Photoshop, iMovie, and Sound Studio.

o Familiar with, and knows how to analyze, the metrics of Google Analytics and Omniture.

o Working knowledge of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) best practices.

Necessary Qualities

o You must have an abiding fascination with, and/or deep knowledge of, African-American music and culture

o You must be an absolute web junkie, familiar with all websites that cover African-American news, entertainment, celebrity, gossip and events

o You must be fully knowledgeable of, and an active participant in, the local community, culture and events of the local area.

o You must be enthusiastic and disciplined; a self-starter that can thrive in fast-paced environments with tight deadlines and aggressive performance targets

]]> Comment on Shallow scholarship at Howard University by Johnie H. Scott http://blackjournalism.com/?p=148#comment-5144 Johnie H. Scott Fri, 15 Jan 2010 06:36:53 +0000 http://blackjournalism.com/?p=148#comment-5144 Brother Askia: Get in touch with me as soon as possible! You and I share, at this point, very nearly 50 years of history going back to Los Angeles, to the Herald Examiner, to the Scholastic Sports Assn. with Ralph Alexander, Stan Sanders, Rusell Moore, Clint Wilson and, beyond that, your early work with Muhammad Speaks (whcih I remember well and very much appluad you for even now, these many year slater!). It would be wonderful if you were able to be in Los Angeles at anytime this Spring semester where I could have you as a guest lecturer at Cal State University Northridge where I am in my 26th year, am an Associate Professor of Pan African Studies, Director of the PAS Writing Program but, more to the point now, teaching an upper divison PAS course titled Mass Cmmunications in the African American Community where I would love to have you speak! Let's please explore that. But for right now, I want to say Happy New Year. My best to you, your wife, family and loved ones. Where you get the time, please, checkout my webpage "Safe Haven" for some idea of what I am doing, and about. Lastly, I love what you have to say and I am going to copy it to my colleagues in the PAS Department here at Northridge, themselves a conservative (though they wouldn't ever want to say it aloud) group who take pride in referring to themselves as "Field Negores." Yours in the Struggle, Johnie Brother Askia:

Get in touch with me as soon as possible! You and I share, at this point, very nearly 50 years of history going back to Los Angeles, to the Herald Examiner, to the Scholastic Sports Assn. with Ralph Alexander, Stan Sanders, Rusell Moore, Clint Wilson and, beyond that, your early work with Muhammad Speaks (whcih I remember well and very much appluad you for even now, these many year slater!).

It would be wonderful if you were able to be in Los Angeles at anytime this Spring semester where I could have you as a guest lecturer at Cal State University Northridge where I am in my 26th year, am an Associate Professor of Pan African Studies, Director of the PAS Writing Program but, more to the point now, teaching an upper divison PAS course titled Mass Cmmunications in the African American Community where I would love to have you speak! Let’s please explore that.

But for right now, I want to say Happy New Year. My best to you, your wife, family and loved ones. Where you get the time, please, checkout my webpage “Safe Haven” for some idea of what I am doing, and about. Lastly, I love what you have to say and I am going to copy it to my colleagues in the PAS Department here at Northridge, themselves a conservative (though they wouldn’t ever want to say it aloud) group who take pride in referring to themselves as “Field Negores.”

Yours in the Struggle,

Johnie

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