“Masks Off” | This is the state of racism in America The events that occurred in Charlottesville, Virginia this month have not only sparked debates around the nation, but have reminded us how far America still… Continue Reading ›
Game of Thrones, Charlottesville, and Racism Racism sucks! Point blank. There is no way to justify it. Racism has a long sordid and complex history. Racism is fueled by feelings of… Continue Reading ›
Here’s Why You Should Attend Emerge Preneur 2017 Millennials are changing the way the world perceives the future. We are taking a stance in politics, shifting the way the world communicates, and what… Continue Reading ›
He’s not black, he’s OJ… and he’s heading home On Thursday July 20th, 2017, there was a feeling of nostalgia as former icon and NFL star O.J. Simpson plead for his freedom at his… Continue Reading ›
Net Neutrality: How Lawmakers Can Access Your Information ? There is a potential new law; which if enacted, could change the way you view privacy. Let’s break down the good and bad guys in… Continue Reading ›
“Drums in the Garden” event will promote urban farming in RVA RICHMOND, VA – Some of the best advice you’ve ever received has probably come from your mother or your doctor: “Eat your fruits and vegetables,… Continue Reading ›
Not guilty: Where do we go from here? “NOT GUILTY!!” These two words have struck a cord in the black community for generations. As it pertains to police brutality, they have led to… Continue Reading ›
She Will Not Be Interrupted: Kamala Harris Every woman has faced a man who will not stop speaking over her. It is even worse when a woman is in a position of… Continue Reading ›
Recap: A “Comey-dy ” of Errors Thursday June 8 2017 was a monumental day for the Trump administration. Former FBI Director James Comey testified in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee… Continue Reading ›
Not So Breaking News: Racism Still Alive in America For the second time in the past week, a hate crime was committed against African-Americans. Keeping in mind the pre-civil rights movement reality of an America… Continue Reading ›
Not My 45th: A Black Millennial’s Reaction to the Trump Regime On the Tuesday, November 8th, I along with many across the nation watched as Donald J. Trump was voted as the nation’s 45th president. I… Continue Reading ›
The War On Drugs Part 2 Is Coming… Since November 8, 2016, our nation has been on an emotional roller coaster. Whether democrat or republican, black or white, we have all been glued… Continue Reading ›
UPDATE-Chibok Girls: What We Know So Far On the night of April 14th-15th 2014, 276 female students were abducted by Boko Haram from their school in the town of Chibok in the… Continue Reading ›
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