Vol. 1, №5, February 2nd, 2021 The story of Patrice Lumumba predates him for many years. It starts with the separation of Black people via outside forces in Europe, to a greater degree, his story ends the same. …

Vol. 1, №4, January 26th, 2021 Over the weekend, my wife and I finally finished One Night In Miami. I specifically use the words finally finished, because the Arehs have a tendency to start a film and an hour into it fall asleep or engage in other activities. No fault…

As the U.S. presidential inauguration ceremonies begin today, I’ve been more reflective than ever lately. With the stench of the conman still in the White House, I’m apprehensive of the change this next administration plans to bring about. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have a four-fold battle…

Vol. 1, No. 2, January 12th, 2021 Unless you have been in the most remote parts of the world without internet access, no form of journalism readily available, and unable to receive smoke signals, then you’ve seen and/or heard what transpired at the U.S. capitol last week. The madness that…

Vol. 1, No. 1, January 5th, 2021 Hey y’all, Happy New Year! Hopefully everyone had an amazing and restful holiday season. We’ve all been through so much in 2020 and I’m hoping for better days ahead. Thank you all for your support over the last two years. All your comments…

Over the holiday break, Julia and I have been catching up to the last two episodes of Small Axe on Amazon Prime. In short, it’s an anthology film series by British director Steve McQueen. Small Axe tells five distinct stories of Caribbean migrants existing in Britain between the 1960s and…

I was born in the darkness. Made under the veil of blackness. Nightly Toth tested me and counted me among his cohort of souls who longed for resurrection. Pride. Ego. Selfishness. These useless behaviors were set aside for a greater good. Through much persistence and humility, I was reborn. …

As I embark on yet another 10k early this morning, I have to acknowledge the fact that I’m doing this race at this time of the year and virtually at that. If anyone is familiar with the Peachtree Road Race, you know it’s the largest 10k race in the world…

The days are shorter and much colder than they were even a month before, yet I’m still beating the pavement running towards something and running away from other things. This March I participated in my first Half Marathon (you can read about that here). It was equal parts grueling and…