Last week, on American soil, on the south lawn of the White House, a so-called-UFC style fighting match to (allegedly) celebrate Trump's 80th birthday as well as America's 250th birthday took place for the world to see. Young men pouncing around in a ring beating each other bloody in front of the nation. Another embarrassing notch in the belt for this President and his administration. Another day, another distraction from actual work. But what took place after the fight was

So, of course this week we saw the public (legal) lynching of now 19-year-old Karmelo Anthony of Frisco, Texas who was accused of murder and was sentenced to 35-years in prison in a neighboring county. While we as a collective hoped and prayed the outcome would be different, we instinctively knew what was going to happen. First, when the makeup of the jurors we officially announced, we tried like always to take the high road and believe in the judicial system like we're alway

Well, here we are yet again. Under the thumb of a 34 times convicted felon who believes he is the king of everyone and everything, life has gotten more interesting. Let's see, this week amongst the previous months has been no different than, we've seen Trump fall asleep (allegedly) on camera multiple times, strange rashes popping up on his hands and swelling of his ankles and overall looking exhausted as you would expect an 80-year-old to look. That's just par for the course.

A few months ago, unbeknownst to many Americans, more than 120 nations in the UN came together and declared slavery as quote “The gravest crime against humanity”. A moment that many historically knew but maybe never acknowledged to its full capacity. It was a time to reflect on the atrocities that continue to affect the black diaspora globally. However, as the world came together to do better in its outreach, other nations shockingly stated in more laments terms they were not