African American Culture

Thank You first to God for making this possible

WEBPAGE DESIGN

Sorrel :)

SONG LYRICS

KVC sent Lyrics to Incomplete by Sisqo

Tyca sent Lyrics to This Woman's Work by Maxwell

MzKitty sent Lyrics to Treated Like Her
by Chanté Moore and Latocha Scott
and Ta Da by Lil Mo

SmileyB sent Lyrics to Don't Wanna Lose You
by the Backstreet Boys

There are many people who contributed to
the old site. It will be some time before we are
able to go through all of the pages to find
all of the people who made this site the way
it is. Some people chose to remain
anonymous. We will try to include everybody in time.

ENCOURAGEMENT

I thank my mother for being there for me always
[ except when her grandchildren come over :) ]

I thank my father for never forgetting me
even though I am not able to spend the time
with him that I should.

I thank Lusion for harassing me
to make webpages that no ordinary human could make,
only to say he changed his mind and wants a blue page
with a big planet on it.
Your challenges sharpen my skills.

I thank Sir Professer for being more than just a friend
but more like family, and always being there.

I thank Mark for being a true friend to my family
even though Lusion and Sir Professer like
to constantly show their love for you in
very strange ways.

I thank all of the many people who have sent
compliments and words of encouragement through
e-mail, message boards and "instant" messages.

There is no thank-you for those who sent negative criticism
but we did ask for questions and comments and
I appreciate all feedback that can be used
to make this site better.

To all of the racist trash who sent your negative,
anti-Black messages, your hatred only
makes us stronger.

To all of the teachers, computer scientists,
ministers, relatives, friends and mentors
who saw my potential, I thank you personally
for balancing the negative effect of those
who said I would never be or do anything.

To Mr. Busch, you will always be my mentor even
though I am no longer a 17-year-old senior high school
student. Central needs more people like you.

To Mr. Curtis and Dr. Kennedy, you are
both excellent African and
African American History teachers.

Mr. Cunningham, you taught my first
Computer Science class when I was in the
6th grade. I wish I could show you
how much I've grown.

Khigh, words could not express my love for you.

Jason, you probably don't remember me but you were
my first friend. I will never forget you.

Kesha, you're my girl. I miss the way we would
go out and joke about becoming strippers. That
was joking, right? :) I miss the way we would
raise heck in the streets of downtown K.C.
I know you have things to work out and
when you are done fighting off all these men,
your friend will be here so we can raise heck again.
Thank you for being there.

Latifah, I know we had our differences but I still love
you like a sister.

Chris, you were my friend since junior high and
you will be my friend when I get my Bachelor's degree.
You will be my friend when I get the
Masters and the Doctorate. You will
be my friend as long as there are friends.
Thank you.

To everybody who I did not mention,
my human limitations may have prevented
me from mentioning you in this webpage
but it is not intentional. Thank you.