Category: stevie wonder

Ted Nugent calls Stevie Wonder ‘brain-dead’ for boycotting Florida

Right-wing rock musician Ted Nugent is lashing out against Stevie Wonder for boycotting Florida over its Stand Your Ground laws. Wonder announced that he would never perform in the Sunshine State again following the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin. “I decided today that until the ‘Stand Your Ground’ law is abolished in… Continue reading Ted Nugent calls Stevie Wonder ‘brain-dead’ for boycotting Florida

Sources Confirm a List of Artists Joining Boycotting Florida.

Sources close to the Stevie Wonder camp confirm a list of artist joining him in support of a change of in the Stand Your Ground Law in Florida. Some of the artists have even cancelled concerts in Florida after recent events. Stevie Wonder last week, at a concert in Canada said he would not play… Continue reading Sources Confirm a List of Artists Joining Boycotting Florida.

Jay Z, Usher, Kanye West, Rod Stewart will Boycott Florida

A number of top-level celebrities are reportedly following in Stevie Wonder’s footsteps and plan to boycott Florida in protest of the state’s “Stand Your Ground” laws. The list, which was first reported by AURN’s April Ryan and credited a “a source close to Wonder,” includes the likes of Madonna, Usher, Kanye West, Jay Z, Rihanna… Continue reading Jay Z, Usher, Kanye West, Rod Stewart will Boycott Florida

Stevie Wonder is Boycotting Florida Because of Zimmerman Verdict

While performing in Canada,  Stevie Wonder stated his displeasure in Florida and their Stand Your Ground laws that, although it wasn’t mentioned in the case, was most likely one of the underlining hand that helped George Zimmerman to walk free. “I decided today that until the ‘Stand Your Ground’ law is abolished in Florida, I… Continue reading Stevie Wonder is Boycotting Florida Because of Zimmerman Verdict

American Colorline-National Black History Month

BLACK MAN By Stevie Wonder First man to die For the flag we now hold high [Crispus Attucks] Was a black man The ground were we stand With the flag held in our hand Was first the red man’s Guide of a ship On the first Columbus trip [Pedro Alonzo Nino] Was a brown man The railroads… Continue reading American Colorline-National Black History Month