What Bitcoin Can Do for My Black And Brown Bros
Like the tontines in my childhood, crypto can help minorities to overcome financial and wealth discrimination
Trump Seeking Office a Third Time is Rediculous Until It Isn't
Are there loopholes the polarizing president could take advantage of?
The New Iteration of X-Men Teams are Short on Black Men
How one of the most diverse superhero teams lack diversity in their new iteration
How to Fix Professional Bigotry
Understanding racism in the workplace
The Reverberating Impact of Nikki Giovanni's Truth is On Its Way
Truth is On Its Way is just a reminder of how evident Giovanni’s vision and genius was, from the very beginning
A Fear of the Color White is An Actual Phobia
It's not the same as fearing white people as I had to explain to a woman online who was conflating the two things
My Childhood on Creepy Santa’s Lap
He was my version of clowns, a symbol of jolly that scared the hell out of me
The Burden of Being the Only Black Guy at Work
Does the comfort of my White colleagues matter more than my own? (That’s a rhetorical question!)
Men Should Not Be Embarassed About Not Being Handy
As a kid, I had an enthusiasm switch that prompted me to help my parent(s) with exotic tasks like replacing a screen/window I busted or fixing a cabinet door that won't stay closed. Still, mine must've been on a dimmer. It slowly turned to
Your Bad Habits Are Ruining Your Sex Life
A man who acts like a child is the biggest turnoff of all
Has The Rubicon Finally Been Crossed With Bitcoin Selling at $100,000?
While Bitcoin has spawned an industry of imitators — Ethereum, Dogecoin, Altcoin — it is the only truly decentralized cryptocurrency
How My Bros Feel About Joe Biden Pardoning His Son
The president pardoned Hunter Biden a few weeks before his departure from the White House
Santa Claus Can’t Be A Black American
Could a Black man break into houses in the middle of the night? Doubtful
Who Let Black Christmas Movies Out?
Streaming platforms, that’s who
Grey’s Anatomy’s Favorite Family Man Parents Like His Mama
Jason George's mother taught him to think before presenting ideas. His children are the beneficiaries
Why My Black Bros Won't Apologize for Voting for Donald Trump
Since the defeat of the Vice President by Donald Trump, minorities, in particular male voters, have been at the center of criticism from progressives
Why People Are Blaming "Woke" For the Last Election Results
They're making the term rooted in black culture a scapegoat
Donald Trump Has Mastered the Art of Performative Inclusion
His group of minority minions aren't actually empowered to lead
Understanding Richard Pryor's Use of the N-Word
Pryor's use of the word represented something valiant
Can Black People Be Friends With Trump Voters?
What is a Black person to think and feel about someone who voted for a man who emboldened untold numbers of America’s underbelly?
The Problem With Right-Wing Comedy
Rightwing comedy is comedic in a way Shakespearean comedy can be: a story catalyzed from a misunderstanding; reaction instead of reflection
You Should Revisit Disney's Andor
May the gritty realism be with you
Why Black Americans Can't Afford to Abandon Identity Politics
Some groups can’t turn afford to turn that page
The Peerless Genius of Michael Jackson's 'Thriller'
The top selling album of all time continues to age beautifully but Michael Jackson never got an opportunity to appreciate his otherworldly accomplishment
Walmart Rolling Back DEI Shows Why a Company Makes a Poor Ally
The values of a company may shift to appeal to consumers, making it an unreliable vehicle for positive social change
Why Liberals View Right-Wing Media as Fringe, But It's Actually Mainstream
The center of gravity for news media in America has shifted
Why Some See Successful Black People as an Existential Threat
Black people winning violates racist presumptions
The Dismal Future of DEI
The obsession with fighting diversity programs
The Two Pre-Action Petitions Drake Filed Against UMG, Explained
Instead of conceding to losing the battle, Aubrey Graham is taking his L to court against his bosses
Celebrating Soul Food's Essential Place on Black Culture's Mount Rushmore
Appreciating the taste of pig feet and delicious soul food delicacies