Riot Ready

“And I must say tonight that a riot is the language of the unheard. And what is it America has failed to hear? … It has failed to hear that the promises of freedom and justice have not been met. And it has failed to hear that large segments of white society are more concerned […]

Hate and Love

In the memory of George Floyd Hating is easy, but loving takes a lot more effort and integrity. For example, I’ll equate love to earning an “A” in school. You have to exert a lot of effort to be prepared for and do well on exams, do your homework, and attend classes regularly to get […]

Rosewood Massacre (Black History 365)

Hello readers, Welcome to another entry in Black History 365. It’s been a bit of a while since I last posted a topic in this series. Anyways, in this post I will be discussing and explaining one of the most devastating events not only in Black history but American history that is usually overlooked and […]

Hate and Love

Hating is easy, but loving takes a lot more effort and integrity. For example, I’ll equate love to earning an “A” in school. You have to exert a lot of effort to be prepared for and do well on exams, do your homework, and attend classes regularly to get that coveted grade. That’s what love […]

Clocked in enslavement

Racism will never die, and apparently some individuals still want slavery to exist. Readers discretion is advised – Strong language is used in my commentary So, this news story begins in South Carolina and what I’m going to present to you will make you irate. Even though the perpetrator in this crime was punished, the […]

Don’t call me that

This man was doing his job and was verbally harassed multiple times, and he gets fired for standing up for himself? Hmm… let’s look into this. We know that security officials in schools do their best to keep the peace, but in this news story that I’m going to present and give my takes on […]

I saw Emmett Till this week at the grocery store (A poem by Eve L. Ewing)

This morning I came across this poem on Twitter and after reading it, I had to read it twice because of the way she depicted his essence was so impactful, but she still kept it lighthearted for a soul that was gruesomely slain. His life was vital energy that would galvanize the civil rights movement. […]

A nationwide calamity needing liberation

2nd posted collaboration with Patrick of @mycreativepatience, with more to come I wrote the 1st verse If you haven’t checked out our last one Majestic Muse please do This piece is kind of long so take your time reading it and please don’t rush into liking or commenting on it, that is if you only […]