To put it succinctly, I haven’t been posting lately because the government usurped my productive time. I’ve been fighting legal matters constantly for the last 30 years straight but the last five years has required more of my time and energy than usual. Now that I have the upper hand, I can squeeze out a … [Read more…]
I’ve been trying to get this blog out for years now. Turning my often conflicting views into a cohesive message has proven difficult. The compounding effects of mass shooting after mass shooting leaves me unable to solidify a message; every new circumstance adds to the complications and thereby, a new thought on how to … [Read more…]
While I was having coffee on Hollywood Boulevard the other day A Black man violated an Asian woman. I didn’t pay her or her friend any mind when I saw them come and go. Ten minutes later the security guard, a Black man who I’m friends with, pops his head out to the patio to … [Read more…]
Many African Americans say “Barack Obama didn’t do anything for Black people.” This talking point reeks of a propaganda campaign rather than a view genuinely coming from the Black mindset. Given that we began in America as slaves, having a Black man take Western society’s highest seat of power means some degree of progress. Having … [Read more…]
(Part 1) To Pimp a Nation reveals how America uses the same methods as pimps to control and profit from their subjects. However, America’s methods are so sophisticated that the average citizen doesn’t notice. This became apparent to me when I went from the hood life to the good life and made efforts to live a … [Read more…]
The Electoral College debate is another political football used to divide our nation and preoccupy us while The Man (a name I use in To Pimp a Nation to designate America’s oppressive forces) continues to steal the fruits of our productivity. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted her support for abolishing the Electoral College and it confuses me … [Read more…]
WARNING: This post contains graphic pro-choice language. Much of it may seem insensitive to the humanity of developing babies. Tough times call for extreme measures to preserve discretion for women, the life givers of humanity. First, let me explain my views on women’s rights and abortion. I truly believe it is a woman’s choice whether … [Read more…]
Embed from Getty Images The Cardinal Rule of Male/Female relations Brett Kavanaugh finds his Supreme Court nomination in jeopardy because he allegedly broke what I consider the Cardinal Rule of male/female relations; that rules is; man does the mating dance, woman decides. This may sound overly simplistic but it is this very rule that has … [Read more…]
Trump’s Tuesday morning Tweet-storm included a rant about Google, calling its search results, “RIGGED.” He claimed the top search engine’s search results were biased against positive stories about him and promoted mostly negative content about his presidency. He went on to claim that Google prioritized CNN’s stories and he even issued a thinly-veiled threat … [Read more…]
Righteous Racism happens when non-racists selectively enforce righteous standards, producing a racist effect. One prime example is drug laws, where although African Americans have never been more than 15% of America’s drug users and dealers, they were 40% of the arrests. Although police pursued the righteous cause of fighting drug sales and use, the way … [Read more…]