War: Is Netanyahu Ready For Peace?

War: Is Netanyahu Ready For Peace . Benjamin Netanyahu, the longest-serving Prime Minister of Israel, has been a polarizing figure in Israeli and global politics. While some hail him as a steadfast leader who has bolstered Israel’s security and economy, others argue that his prolonged tenure has been detrimental to the country’s democratic fabric, its … Read more

Politics: Why Black Men Won’t Vote For Trump

Why Black Men Won’t Vote For Trump . Besides the fact that Trump is now a convicted felon, with a pending  sentencing hearing on July 11, 2024, other reasons are first and foremost Trump’s turbulent history with the black community stretches back decades. In 1989, he took out full-page ads in New York newspapers calling … Read more

James Domingo: The Right Side of History

Text by James Domingo, Copyright 2024 . The Right Side of History . It’s been said that American universities are currently, “On fire.” This is the United States of America where one of our greatest symbols is the torch of Lady Liberty which represents enlightenment and is also seen as the illumination of the human … Read more

Tracey Olkus: As The World Turns

Text by Tracey Olkus, Copyright 2024 . As The World Turns . Conflict and climate change have brought about unprecedented migration from the Middle East, Africa, and Central America to Europe and the United States. The war in Ukraine , the war in Gaza, Iran , China, the overall normalization of totalitarianism, a growing distaste for western … Read more

Lileet_Miriam: Work is Work Isn’t It?

  Text by Lileet_Miriam, Copyright 2024 Photography by Tony Ward,Copyright 2024 Styling by KVaughn . Work is Work, Isn’t It? The concept, by design, is meant to be transactional. An even exchange. You provide “x” set of skills for a particular field so therefore you should be paid “y” in return, right? The good ole … Read more