The Unspoken Burden of Being a Black Man in America With the recent murder of Ahmaud Arbery, a young black man who was simply out for a jog, and was brutally gunned down by a racist father and son duo in Brunswick, Georgia — the truth about America’s attitude towards…

During this tumultuous pandemic, which has disrupted every American’s lifestyle, it’s difficult to find positive and encouraging news sometimes. None of us expected to be sequestered in our homes, and have our freedom of movement curtailed, however, there are some sociological and ecological benefits to our current situation. Less Litter …

As 78 year old, Bernie Sanders surges into the lead for the Democratic nomination. It’s appropriate to stop and analyze, what a potential Sanders presidency would look like. Sanders has characterized his platform, as democratic socialism. Not much is known about “democratic socialism,” but the word socialism is a controversial…

As a kid, your parents always taught you to be respectful, and not to stare at people. However, there is a new health phenomenon that’s afflicting black people in the US, that’s difficult not to notice. Vitiligo is a skin condition that was previously, only associated with mega entertainer, Michael…

Today, is the day that many singletons, have dreaded for the last 364 days — another lonely Valentine’s Day. Another day with no one, to share hugs and kisses and Valentines sex wishes. Many single people have comically renamed this traditional romantic day as S.A.D. (Singles Awareness Day). It is…

I was quite surprised recently, when I discovered a poll, indicating that 22% of black voters were now supporting Trump, which is a significant jump from the 8% he won in 2016. …

Social media is currently abuzz, with the current feud between legendary rapper Snoop Dogg and journalist Gayle King, as a result of her recent interview with WNBA star Lisa Leslie. Almost everyone seems to have an opinion about this issue, most seeming to side with Snoop and his demeaning characterization…