When I was in elementary school, I befriended a little boy named Steven after being compelled to defend him when he was being teased in…
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In Europe, they’re called peasants. The Spanish refer to them as peons. Here in the southern United States, they’re described as po’ folks. Working class…
Leave a CommentThe most common theme to my writing is my expression of aversion toward all things stupid. For me, the thing is, I think everything is…
Leave a CommentSex is a word that arouses a miscellany of thoughts and emotions. In recent times, men’s manifest misogyny has grown more explicit. And, men’s trivialization…
Leave a CommentForever is a mighty long time. Forever is an eternity. Forever is as long as it gets. That’s all I can think about when reflecting…
Leave a Comment“Do you know where you’re going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? Where are you going to? Do you know?”…
Leave a CommentBlack vernacular is pervaded with ambiguous expressions and innuendo that are sometimes abstruse, even to those familiar with the locutions of Ebonics, jive talk, and…
Leave a CommentThe English word “nigger” is known to be a derivative variant of foreign words for black (e.g., “negro” means black in Spanish and Portuguese, “nègre”…
Leave a Comment“On my honor, I will never betray my badge, my integrity, my character or the public trust. I will always have the courage to hold…
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