A bit of black-blogging backloggage

I use Bloglines to keep tabs of (as of today) over 600 black bloggers. While it's relatively early today, here are posts from the last few days that caught my eye for long enough to merit their own tab in my PowerBook's Safari browser until now:

ReidBlog's "Cabana Radicals"
Mudd Up!'s "Today MP(still un)FREE Turns 10" and Foreign Dispatches' "10 Years of MP3"
The News Blog's "Apologize?"
Cobb's "The Backhand of Merit"
J's Theater's "Bastille Day" (with one of my favorite poems)
Planet Grenada's "Different Religions Week" and "Arrested development"
The Hunter's Herald's "Army finally honors first black chaplain"
Booker Rising's "GOP: 'We were wrong' to play racial politics"
John Kamau's "Just what makes a community go berserk?" and African Bullets and Honey's "The Tragedy and Puzzle of the Massacre in Northern Kenya"
Vision Circle's "An Apology for Slavery"
Professor Kim's News Notes' "What the NAACP has done for Americans lately"
Republic of T.'s "Good (for Nothing) Ol' Boys" and "Rove/Plame Primer"
Korentang's Toli's "Catford Bridge"
Footnotes from the Ugandan Underground's "All Rock, No Action in Live 8"
Black Looks' "Blair and the New Victorians"
Devas T. Rants and Raves!' "Kid-Lit Thursday: random thoughts"
Pica 12's "Knowledge and the Bill Pickett Rodeo"
Pandagon's "Women-only town coming under attack"
breath of life's "July 17, 2005"
Gina's RantSpot's "I should be working but ..." and "Wondering ..."
Hiphopmusic.com's "I'm 20 Pages into Harry Potter, and I'm Pissed"
Kenya Democracy Project's "A Hail Storm is Visiting Us Soon ..."
Anderson @ Large's "The Woo Woo Singsong"
Anything those photobloggers post at EthiopiaLives.net