Category: Comics

• The Evolved Man of the Week: Jose N. Vasquez

  

  Welcome to the Evolving Man Project’s ‘Evolved Man of the Week’ profiles. Each week we will highlight an individual that embodies what it means to be an evolved man, famous and non-famous men alike. The world needs to know their stories and deeds. This week’s honor goes to Army veteran, former executive director of Iraq […]

  November 27, 2017

  Activism, Comics, Education, Environment, equality, Equity, Marriage, Non-Profit, Politics, Social Justice, Veteran, War

• Farewell, Sense8

  

  Adios Amigos… The people closest to me know that I’m not too big into many primetime tv shows on the air. It took my wife months to convince me to finally watch Breaking Bad and The Wire. To be honest, the only tv shows I view outside my marriage (couple shows are a thing, single folks) is […]

  June 10, 2017

  Activism, Comics, Dating, Drugs, equality, Equity, Feminism, film, Gender, Human Rights, International, LGBTQ, Manhood, Marriage, Music, Politics, race, Science, Social Justice, Social Media, Television, violence

• Random Thoughts on Black Men: Part 1

  

  Black Man, Black Man… As a black man in America, I recognize that there are many ignorant, hateful, and plain old silly stereotypes surrounding folks who look like me. However, some things perplex me as a black man about my fellow black men. Obviously, these things I’m going to point out don’t apply to all […]

  April 28, 2017

  Comics, Dating, Gender, Health, History, LGBTQ, Manhood, Marriage, mental health, Music, Nature, Police, race, Religion, Youth

• Blade is Still #BlackBoyJoy

  

  Blade: Unforgivable Blackness With black television’s resurgence, shows like Black-ish, Atlanta, Insecure, Empire, Scandal, and How to Get Away with Murder have been blasting through airwaves and our downloads. The next leap in black film and television naturally is the red-hot superhero genre. 2016 has given us Luke Cage (#coffee) as well as the promise of […]

  October 15, 2016

  Comics, Culture, equality, film, Gender, Manhood, Media, race, Social Media, Television