Denmark Vesey: Heard Sista Say DV Don't Represent The Sistas • Make DV Say Who Represents The Sistas Better Than This Brotha?

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Heard Sista Say DV Don't Represent The Sistas • Make DV Say Who Represents The Sistas Better Than This Brotha?

jeri said...

Why do you only post pics of bruthas celebrating their skills. But of women, only celebrating their naked bodies?

This woman here could have the IQ of an ant, but somehow she is more worthy of a post than Da Brat or Tracy Chapman?

5 comments:

lawegohard said...: DV, cool vid. That's something to celebrate.

"Even my errors are a mistake." Nice!; May 1, 2009, 3:10:00 PM
Denmark Vesey said...: Thanks Law.

But you mean:

"Even my errors are correct". You think Sista Jeri can appreciate it?; May 1, 2009, 3:17:00 PM
lawegohard said...: Oh you're right. lol

But, "Even MY error WAS correct!" :)

Sure, we can all appreciate.; May 1, 2009, 3:24:00 PM
Constructive Feedback said...: Bro-ham - don't always feel ya on the politics and cultural but we are kindred spirits on the ladies.

(I haven't scrolled down all the way yet. No mention of Nas and Kelis? There's a fine sista who may not be a pleasure to live with.); May 2, 2009, 9:35:00 PM
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