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by Toter - 2 months ago

The Limitations of Black Capitalism in Achieving True Equity

America has systematically shortchanged Black communities for generations, often presenting illusions of progress. Historic promises, such as the infamous 40 acres and a mule, as well as current initiatives masquerading as reparative justice, reveal a pattern of hope offered in exchange for votes, l...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Conquering Doubt and Stagnation in the Democratic Party

In the aftermath of Mitt Romney's failed presidential bid in 2012, which countered many analysts' projections, the Republican National Committee launched the “Growth and Opportunity Project.” Informally termed “the autopsy,” this initiative sought to analyze the reasons for the party's repeated loss...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Managing HS at Home: Is DIY Drainage of Lesions Safe and Effective?

Living with hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) often means coping with painful lesions that can occur wherever skin rubs together. While some lesions might drain independently, they frequently emit pus that has an unpleasant odor. Consequently, many individuals choose to drain their lesions at home for g...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Looking For Justifications Behind Israel's Attack On Iran

Imagine, for a moment, that Country A instigated an illegal assault on Country B without cause. In an objective world, you would anticipate news coverage to state: “Country A Executes Illegal Attack on Country B.” However, the situation differs in the case of Israel, which benefits from a unique rel...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Branden Jacobs-Jenkins of Yale Takes Home Tony Award for Best Play

Professor Jacobs-Jenkins' recent accolade for his theatrical work, "Purpose," marks a historic achievement as he becomes the first Black playwright to secure the Tony Award for Best Play since 1987. This remarkable win also positions him as the inaugural Black playwright to triumph consecutively at...

by Toter - 2 months ago

Travis Kelce Opens Up on His Near Retirement Decision

Travis Kelce, the distinguished tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, has no intentions of parting ways with the franchise, despite uncertainties about his future post-2025. During a recent minicamp, the 35-year-old athlete conveyed a strong commitment to competing, dispelling summer speculation reg...

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Shedeur Sanders Gives His Side Of The Story On Speeding Tickets

Shedeur Sanders, the rookie quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, has recently addressed two speeding tickets he received. Reports indicate that just before 12:30 a.m. on Tuesday, a police officer pulled him over on Interstate 71 for speeding—clocking in at 101 mph in a zone with a 60 mph limit.Furt...