Category: equality

• We Can’t Save Y’all!

  

  As the 2018 election looms upon the horizon, there has been much speculation around the #BlueWave coming to save us all. One critical demographic that has been at the helm of trying to get the United States to hold it’s shit together is black folks. The 2016 election black voters overwhelmingly voted against Donald Trump.…

  October 27, 2018

  Activism, Art, Culture, Economics, Education, equality, Feminism, Gender, Hate Crime, History, Human Rights, International, Newspaper, Non-Profit, Police, Politics, Poverty, race, Sexism, Social Justice, Television, violence, Writer

• The Week in Stories Around the Globe

  

  Alleged MAGA Bomber Cesar Sayoc Apparently Threatened a Lot of People on Twitter That Sayoc’s account wasn’t removed from Twitter months ago isn’t surprising. Nor is Trump’s and Trump Jr.’s excuse-making and conspiracy-theorist tendencies. With them leading the charge, it’s only a matter of time until Sayoc’s arrest becomes a discredited #FakeNews event for Trump…

  October 27, 2018

  Climate, Culture, Economics, Environment, equality, Equity, Feminism, Gender, Hate Crime, History, Human Rights, International, Nature, Newspaper, Politics, Science, Social Justice, Social Media, Technology, violence

• The Evolved Man of the WeeK: Aubrey Fontenot

  

  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 the tattoo artist, Houston native, and loving…

  October 23, 2018

  Culture, Economics, Education, equality, Equity, Gender, Manhood, Newspaper, Poverty, race, Social Justice, Social Media

• Ask a Black Dude?

  

  Ask Me a Question?  Have you ever wanted to know what goes on in the mind of the average black dude in America? Even sistas, wish to read the mind of the men who are most closest to them? Today you’ll get the answers to five burning questions from the perspective of a grown ass…

  September 30, 2018

  Activism, Culture, Dating, Drugs, Education, equality, Equity, Feminism, Gender, Hate Crime, History, Human Rights, LGBTQ, Love, Manhood, Marriage, Music, Police, Poverty, race, Social Justice, Social Media, Sports, Youth

• The Week in Stories Around the Globe

  

  The World Just Laughed at Donald Trump “In less than two years, my administration has accomplished more than almost any other administration in the history of our country. So true,” Trump told the UNGA on Tuesday morning. It’s a standard Trump line, which he usually delivers in front of two primary audiences: supporters who believe it,…

  September 27, 2018

  Activism, Climate, Culture, Economics, Education, Environment, equality, Hate Crime, Health, History, Human Rights, International, mental health, Nature, Non-Profit, Politics, Poverty, Religion, Sex Crime, Sexism, Youth

• The Evolved Man of the Week: Morgan Varnado

  

  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 fellow Chicagoan, artist, and poet, Morgan Varnado.…

  September 17, 2018

  Activism, Art, Culture, Economics, Education, Environment, equality, Equity, Gender, Hate Crime, Human Rights, Manhood, mental health, Music, Newspaper, Non-Profit, Police, race, Social Justice, Writer, Youth

• The Week in Stories Around the Globe

  

  This is the golden age of Chinese science fiction “Sci-fi writers are very perceptive and they’re conscious of the influence of globalisation and modernisation. They ponder where Chinese people stand in this process and what our responsibilities are,” Wang says. “We are not copying how other countries develop. We are finding our own way and…

  September 13, 2018

  Activism, Climate, Culture, Economics, Environment, equality, Equity, Feminism, Gender, History, Human Rights, International, Newspaper, Politics, race, Science, Sexism, Social Media, Sports, Technology, violence, War, Weather

• Eat, Love, Travel

  

  The World is Flat One of the most everlasting habits I took away from my time in service was a passion and thirst for travel. No matter if it’s a new state or country to visit. This passion continues to this day as a civilian. The world is smaller than you think. Every place on…

  September 8, 2018

  Activism, Animal, Art, Climate, Culture, Drugs, Economics, Education, Environment, equality, Equity, Hate Crime, History, Human Rights, International, mental health, Nature, Newspaper, Non-Profit, Poverty, race, Travel, Writer, Youth

• The Week in Stories Around the Globe

  

  Colin Kaepernick, the national anthem and America: How military service influenced my views on patriotism and protest When Kaepernick and I met and talked just six days later, a few hours before the 49ers were set to play the San Diego Chargers, we discussed a lot, but more importantly we listened to each other. I wanted…

  September 6, 2018

  Activism, Climate, Culture, Economics, Education, equality, Hate Crime, History, Human Rights, International, mental health, Nature, Newspaper, Politics, Prison, race, Science, Social Justice, Technology, Veteran, violence, War, Weather, Writer, Youth

• Take A Knee

  

  A Black Veteran Weighs in on Colin Kaepernick, The NFL, and Patriotism in America   The NFL Protest  Anyone who knows me quickly realizes I am a child of Chicago, a city that is home to some of the country’s most rabid sports fans. One of our most storied sports franchises is the Chicago Bears.…

  August 20, 2018

  Activism, Climate, Culture, Education, equality, Equity, Hate Crime, History, Human Rights, Manhood, Music, Newspaper, Police, Politics, race, Social Justice, Social Media, Sports, Television, Veteran, violence, War