Black Web 2.0 » Blog Archive » The Black Internet Space: Different but not Really

"That said, the one place where we are really able to be ourselves, even in the online environment, is in the blogsphere (compare comments on say, a Perez Hilton blog post vs. crunktastikal). The blog sphere is “our community” online. That is why I am looking forward to the Black Weblog Awards. Every year there are a few cool sites that pop up that I managed to somehow miss."

Great article about the Black online sites equivalent to main websites/blogs. Here's my two cents:
"I had to leave my email to comment on this one(That’s right,I’m a loyal email Subscriber,you should be too!)! My FORMER business partners would constantly clown me b/c I admired Diddy’s business plan. His major was business and he did what he felt he had to do to be successful. On the internet sometimes it feels the same way. Some are mad if you aren’t “keeping it real” in your blogs or if NOT mentioning the everyday things in the hood means you aren’t black enough…Sorry, but like Jade said there are as many facets to being black online as a black diamond….Take this site for example, this site is the Black Techcrunch!"