Revolutionary black American writer Baratunde Thurston

Baratunde Thurston, is not just a name, he is one of the faces of Revolution of black people in the USA. He is an Emmy-nominated writer, activist,commentator. He is the guy bei the black political blog Jack and Jill Politics, which was brought into lime light due to the coverage of the 2008 Democratic National Convention that was archived in the Library Of Congress and was director of digital for The Onion. In 2012, his book How to be Black became a New York Times bestseller. He has authored several other books such as – Better than Crying: Poking Fun at Politics, the Press & Pop Culture (2004),Keep Jerry Falwell Away from My Oreo Cookies, Thank You Congressional Pages (For Being So Damn Sexy!)..

Born and raised in Washington, D.C, he experienced childhood with the crossing point of fourteenth and Newton Streets in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Washington. His dad left the world when he was youthful and his mom worked in the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. He has an older sister. In middle school, his mom and he moved to a rural dark neighborhood in Maryland. He was taught at the Sidwell Friends School and Harvard University where he graduated with a degree in Philosophy.

He has worked for The Onion, produced for The Daily Show, advised the Obama White House and cleaned bathrooms to pay for his Harvard education. He’s the host of the iHeartMedia podcast Spit, serves on the boards of Build and the Brooklyn Public Library. He makes media, delivers keynotes and promotes action with his unique blend of criticism, humor and optimism. He’s most invested in topics of race, technology, democracy and climate, because the hard stuff has already been dealt with.

His most huge articulation, be that as it may, is presumably his own innovative experimentation with new computerized stages. He was named Foursquare Mayor of the Year for holding a certifiable convention to safeguard his virtual mayorship. Consistently he live roasts and good tweets about the Twilight movie on his Twitter handle, and in 2009, he epitomized the pig influenza with a Twitter record of that name. In the mid year of 2012, he helped to establish Cultivated Wit, a startup that exists at the crossing point of parody, innovativeness, and innovation to make the world more fun.