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Professor Kim's News Notes: No one does news clips better than Negrophile. The weblog's strength lies not only in the depth and selection of its articles, but in the trenchant excerpting and witty headlines. [...]

Planet Grenada: A really nice blog on Black current events. Also generously maintains a HUGE blogroll of Black bloggers.

Oliver Willis: I made a conscious decision early on that I wouldn’t be a “black blogger”, that is I made it clear that I was not going to be the blogger of record on racial issues (there are people much more gifted than I writing such material).

And We Shall March: I think it's cool that the man who is my first stop in the daily news troll to find out What They're Saying About Black People Today has BGF Central on his side rail.

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Claude Allen's Philadelphia Inquirer op-ed essay "Untold tales of achievement"

Anthony Violanti's TimesDaily article "Still the King: Even 30 years after his death"

The mighty, mighty Harrison Chastang's BeyondChron essay "A Story of Two Black Men"

Kenneth Cooper's New America Media article "Mainstream to Ethnic Media – A New Career Direction"

Joe Strupp and Greg Mitchell's Editor and Publisher article "Papers Respond to Bonds' HR in Varying Ways"

Diane Majeske's Post-Tribune article "19 black authors traverse region to promote novels"

PR Newswire (via CNN Money) release "Procter & Gamble Unveils 'My Black Is Beautiful' - Inspires National Conversation On Beauty Among African American Women"

Just browsing the internet. You have a very, very interesting blog.