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Articles written by Danny Brightmon
Introducing Teryl James
His prose is lyrical, evocative, and powerfully gripping, drawing readers into the world he has created
Read MoreFormer Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio Receives Lengthy Sentence for Capitol Assault Connection
Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio has been sentenced to 22 years in prison by a federal judge.
Read More$1.8 Trillion : The Myth of Black Spending power
In recent years, discussions surrounding the so-called "Black spending power" have gained significant traction in various socio-economic conversations.
Read MoreInvestFest: A festival of Financial Freedom?
In the voyage of life, financial wisdom is your compass, and investment knowledge is your anchor. Set your course towards wealth and prosperity.
Read MoreUnmatched Legacy: Celebrating Florence Griffith Joyner
Florence Griffith Joyner was more than just a sprinter; she was a black cultural phenomenon, a role model, and an embodiment of sheer determination and willpower.
Read MoreWhy Both Liberals and Conservatives Conveniently Forget Black Males: A Convenient Oversight
The liberal camp, with its soaring rhetoric of equality and justice, often positions itself as the champion of the marginalized. However, when it comes to black males, their actions frequently boil down to little more than photo ops and PR stunts.
Read MoreRenaissance with Beyoncé: An Ode to Black Womanhood
n a world where Black women often find their pleas unheard and their battles unrecognized, Queen Bey offers a much-needed respite. Her anthems become a rallying cry, her concerts a sanctuary, allowing Black women to unburden themselves, even if just for a few hours.
Read MoreFlagler County Elementary Principal Resigns Following Controversial Assembly Targeting Black Students
The primary cause of their distress was the fact that only Black children were mandated to attend this gathering, irrespective of their individual academic standings
Read MoreCoco Gauff Clinches First Grand Slam Title, Defeating Top Seed Sabalenka in US Open Final
Champions are made of resilience. Gauff recalibrated in the second set, adopting a more aggressive stance to neutralize Sabalenka's powerful game, capturing breathtaking points and eventually claiming the set
Read MoreEscalating Violence in Fulton County Jail: One Dead, Four Injured in Stabbing
The deteriorating condition and overcrowding of the jail are alarming issues, and the recent spate of violence is a testament to the urgent need for intervention and reform
Read MoreGig Economy Exposed: How Big Corporations Exploit Workers in the Name of Innovation
As large corporations tout the 'flexibility' of gig work, countless workers grapple with the stark reality of dwindling rights, unforeseen expenses, and elusive stability.
Read MoreSocial Media and the Rise of Hate Culture: A Deep Dive into Digital Darkness
While we've been beneficiaries of a more connected world, we've also seen the shadows it casts. Addressing the rise of hate culture requires collective responsibility, continuous vigilance, and most importantly, the acknowledgment of the problem at hand.
Read More"Dicks and Pussies": Politics' Silly Schoolyard or a Reflective Mirror to Modern Ideologies?
Politics was never a game for the faint-hearted, but as we navigate the murky waters of schoolyard labels, it's a moment to reflect on whether our discourse is simplifying narratives or truly representing the complex nuances of our ideologies.
Read MoreThe Real Rea$on Team U$A Lo$t FIBA
Amidst the shimmering allure of spectacle, the NBA grapples with a foundational truth: the essence of basketball transcends entertainment, demanding a delicate balance between commercial dazzle and pure, unadulterated sport.
Read MoreCalifornia's Reparations Dilemma: New Poll Highlights Liberal Hypocrisy
Once again, California, the self-proclaimed vanguard of progressiveness, finds itself in a whirlpool of contradiction.
Read MoreThe Myth of American Exceptionalism: The Underlying Fault Line in National Unity
When a country views itself as unparalleled, divergent opinions become more than just disagreements — they are seen as threats to its esteemed status.
Read MoreThe Internet of Bullshit
"The democratization of information was supposed to enlighten the masses. Instead, it's given rise to a tidal wave of misinformation."
Read MoreBeta Male Syndrome and the Pussification of America
"In our quest for evolution, it's vital to ensure that we don't inadvertently suppress or malign the varied and rich tapestry of masculinity. Balancing appreciation with critique is the nuanced dance of modern America."
Read MoreDivide and Rule: How Modern Politicians Have Turned Polarization into an Art Form
In the theater of politics, the line between conviction and convenience often blurs, challenging the very essence of democracy.
Read MoreThe Perils of AI Dominance: Navigating Content Moderation and Truth in the Era of OpenAI
OpenAI's Dominance Raises Concerns Over Censorship and Truth in AI
Read MoreThe Great Banana Republic
In the shadow of democracy's unraveling, the American dream is caught in a storm of disarray, corporate influence, and political polarization.
Read MoreChicago's Migrant Quandary: A Tale of Two Communities
"We're grappling with rampant crime, sky-high unemployment, and a litany of unaddressed problems. Yet, in this maelstrom, they're introducing a fresh wave of people into our beleaguered community. It's not justifiable." - Natasha Dunn, South Chicago Resident and Activist
Read MoreThe Dubiousness and Racial Implications of the Tragedy of the Commons
In a world facing complex environmental challenges, it's time to rethink our approach to resource management and promote sustainability, justice, and inclusivity.
Read MoreThe Phenylephrine Conspiracy: When Profit Trumps Effectiveness
"This drug and this oral dose should have been removed from the market a long time ago." - Jennifer Schwartzott, Patient Representative from New York
Read MoreDemons and Patrons: Navigating America's Racial Politics
In the cynical world of politics, it's only through meaningful action that real change is achieved.
Read MoreWoke Diversity: Just Old Fashioned Tokenism?
The modern push for woke diversity, while well-intentioned, risks perpetuating a culture of tokenism if devoid of a sincere commitment to challenge and alter existing power structures.
Read MoreThe Waning Enthusiasm: Why Black Voters Might Turn Their Backs on Biden
Many Black voters feel that Biden’s presidency is just another chapter in a long narrative of unfulfilled commitments. The gap between rhetoric and action has left a bitter taste, signaling a demand for tangible, impactful change
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