...incomplete. My final thought was that it is difficult for a black leader today to unify a black community that is becoming more and more diverse, not only in ideology but economically as well. I mean when you've got guys out there like Armstrong Williams and that radio talk show host in Denver with the hat (I forget his name) out there you start to realize that all black folks ain't cut from the same cloth. I agree with you though, that black people need to realize that we all need to come to sort of common ground and stand up for that or against whatever. I wasn't saying that this thought process was mine, but just sort of giving a reason for the this selection of black leadership.

what's my muthafucking name?....