BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) — Sage Steele will not appear on ESPN’s “SportsCenter” the remainder of this week and has been pulled from moderating an upcoming…ESPN’s Sage Steele On Hiatus Following Controversial Comments I used to like Sage Steele, but she has quickly shown that she suffers from Stacey Dash syndrome. ... Read More »
Does this mean that Black people should stop pursuing these facets of society; professional careers in STEM, or business ownership, or the learning of trades, or the pursuit of high education, or the seeking of financial literacy, or increased political representation, to give it up for others to pursue, and believe them not to be a critical part of uplifting the community because of everything we, Black people, have against us in the United States? No. Read More »
From the house slave to the paper bag tests, the octaroon Balls, to the legend of the Proctor’s, a biracial existence and stereotype has persisted throughout American history. Over the years, through my experience, research and intense discussions, it has become apparent that the issue of what it means to ... Read More »
Funny, Black people say that their vote doesn’t matter on a national level. Even after the results of this 2020 election and the importance of the Black vote in winning for the Democratic elect, this common slogan will continue to be spread. Well, we’ll check the validity of this statement ... Read More »
As I float through debates on the Internets between Conservatives and Liberals, a constant theme I see from Conservatives is “The Southern Strategy is a myth,” and this is absolutely not true. It seems like Republicans suffer from a case of believing a false statement simply because it’s repeated over ... Read More »
