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420 Falls on Easter—And I’ve Got More Than One Reason to Reflect
Because for me, this 4/20 isn’t just about cannabis. It’s about growth. It’s about evolution.


Holy Bodies and Blue Jeans: Cynthia Erivo, Sydney Sweeney, and the Manufactured Outrage Machine
When Cynthia Erivo stepped onto the stage of the Hollywood Bowl as Jesus Christ in Jesus Christ Superstar, the reactions came fast and loud. Not because she couldn’t sing—she could. Not because she didn’t belong on that stage—she did. But because she dared to embody a figure many Americans still consider off-limits


Texas Democrats Walk Out—But Are They Playing Checkers in a Chess Game?
Texas Democrats didn’t just skip a vote yesterday—they ghosted the entire state. In a high-drama quorum break, more than fifty House Democrats fled to blue territory to block a Trump‑blessed redistricting plan that would flip five U.S. House seats red before the 2026 midterms.


🚨 Ty Green vs. Anye Elite: The Immigration Showdown You Didn’t Know You Needed
🔥 Things got HOT on the latest episode of The Commentary when Black conservative activist Ty Green pulled up for a no-holds-barred...


Angela Oakley Is That Girl: Why She’s Our Favorite Housewife This Season—Hands Down
When most folks bring up Angela Oakley, they call her the “best newbie” on The Real Housewives of Atlanta . And while that’s cute… we’ll...


Trump, Nepotism, and the Black Case for the Family Economy
Say what you want about the Trumps (and I’ve said plenty), but Donald Trump had Ivanka in the West Wing, Jared running foreign policy, and Don Jr. and Eric holding down the business empire.


Jamming Out with the Hearing Impaired: How Deaf Communities Are Redefining Music and Dance
Music is often considered a predominantly auditory experience, but for many in the Deaf and hard-of-hearing communities, it’s a rich,...


🏠💸 Displaced But Not Defeated: Where Black Folks Are Moving—And How to Flip the Script on Gentrification
Whether you’re tired of being priced out, or just ready for a fresh start with more space and fewer side-eyes, these cities offer what a lot of us are craving.


Elon Musk, Autism, and the Limits of Representation Without Equity
In recent years, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives have pushed to make workplaces and public life more accessible and affirming for people with autism. From educational accommodations to workplace coaching and mental health supports, the movement for neurodiverse inclusion has made important strides—especially for Black, brown, and low-income families who often face compounded barriers to diagnosis and care.


🌈 Atlanta Black Gay Pride 2025: The Blueprint for Black Queer Celebration
As the largest Black LGBTQ+ pride celebration in the world, Atlanta Black Gay Pride 2025 is more than just a weekend—it’s a cultural touchstone, a homecoming, and a lifeline for many.


From Real Talk to Real Action: Dr. Leo Moore’s New Book Puts Men’s Health Front and Center
And let’s be real—the stakes are high. For Black, Latinx, and LGBTQ+ men especially, navigating a medical system that often overlooks or misunderstands them can be exhausting.


Desert Data: How Palm Springs Is Quietly Plotting Its AI Glow-Up
It wasn’t Pride. It wasn’t a drag show. And despite the backdrop of pool floats and caftans, the Palm Springs AI Expo wasn’t just a...


The Top 20 Black Gay Pride Events in the U.S., Ranked by Culture, Community & Legacy
Across the U.S., Black Gay Pride events are where resistance meets rhythm. Where ballroom meets brunch. Where chosen family feels like home. But let’s keep it real—not all Prides are built the same. Some are legacy-defining, others are beautifully grassroots. And a few… still finding their beat.


🖤 Is Black Gay Pride Still Ours?
I was recently approached to help organize a Black Gay Pride event in Palm Springs—a city renowned for its vibrant queer culture but noticeably lacking in Black representation. While the invitation was an honor, it also stirred a profound internal conflict.


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