February 2024

Fox News Star: Black People Will Vote for Trump Because ‘They Love Sneakers’

As a Black person, it is simply mind-boggling to hear the absurd and racist comments made by a Fox News star regarding why Black people would supposedly vote for Trump. I mean, saying that Black people love sneakers so much that they would vote for a candidate based on a sneaker line is not only disrespectful but also incredibly ignorant. It feels like these kinds of comments are not only dismissive of the complexity of the Black community but also perpetuate harmful stereotypes.

The idea that Black people would relate to Trump because he has “street cred” from being arrested is equally appalling.… Continue reading

Darryl George: Texas judge rules school district can restrict the length of male’s natural hair

This case of the Texas judge ruling that a school district can restrict the length of a male student’s natural hair has raised many eyebrows, including mine. How is it possible that in this day and age, we are still dealing with such archaic and discriminatory regulations? The fact that the ACLU had to intervene in a similar case in Texas previously shows that there is a pattern of targeting male students for their hairstyle choices.

The issue of gender-based discrimination becomes prevalent when looking at how this ruling targets male students specifically, without imposing similar restrictions on female students. The Texas CROWN Act, which was enacted to prevent discrimination based on hairstyles associated with race or culture, seems to have been completely disregarded in this case.… Continue reading

San Jose bakery loses thousands of dollars after Tesla reportedly cancels large order

In a world where business dynamics can be cutthroat, it’s no surprise to hear about the recent debacle that has caused The Giving Pies, a beloved bakery in San Jose, to lose thousands of dollars due to Tesla reportedly canceling a large order. As someone who values integrity in business dealings, hearing about this situation strikes a chord with me. It’s disheartening to see a local establishment suffer such a financial loss, especially when it could have been preventable.

The impact of Tesla reneging on their catering deal with The Giving Pies cannot be understated. For a small bakery to have to deal with the repercussions of producing 4000 pies and then not receiving payment is a tough pill to swallow.… Continue reading

Real estate investor will ‘immediately discontinue’ working in NYC over Trump verdict, eyeing Florida, Texas

As a real estate investor, the recent news of a fellow investor deciding to discontinue working in NYC over the Trump verdict and eyeing Florida and Texas as potential new locations has sparked some personal reflections. The sentiment expressed by this individual, possibly fearing the repercussions of illegal financial dealings being prosecuted in the city, sheds light on the unease that some in the industry may be feeling.

It is interesting to note the reactions and comments from various individuals regarding this decision. From labeling the investor as a con artist to questioning their integrity and affiliations, the polarizing opinions on this matter highlight the complexity of the real estate industry and the individuals involved in it.… Continue reading

Judge denies Trump’s request to delay enforcement of $355M fraud case penalties

This recent development in the ongoing legal battles faced by former President Donald Trump is both intriguing and gleeful for many who have closely followed the saga. Trump’s request to delay the enforcement of the massive $355 million fraud case penalties has been flatly denied by the judge, leaving many to wonder what his next move will be. The attempt to change the business address of certain entities to Florida was also dismissed, highlighting the meticulous scrutiny the court is applying to this case.

It is quite ironic to witness a man known for his alleged billionaire status struggling to meet his financial obligations in the face of legal consequences.… Continue reading

A nursing student found dead after jogging on the University of Georgia campus has been identified | CNN

The news of a nursing student found dead after jogging on the University of Georgia campus is truly heartbreaking. As I read the details of the incident, a wave of sadness and horror washed over me. The thought of someone going out for a jog, a simple activity that many of us take for granted, and never returning home is unimaginable. My heart goes out to her friends and family, who must be going through an unimaginable level of grief and pain.

What makes this tragedy even more chilling is the fact that it happened in broad daylight. The sense of safety and security that we usually associate with daylight hours feels shattered.… Continue reading

Mexican president defends disclosing a reporter’s phone number, saying the law doesn’t apply to him

As I reflect on the recent statement made by the Mexican president defending his decision to disclose a reporter’s phone number, claiming that the law doesn’t apply to him, I can’t help but feel a sense of disappointment and frustration. In a country where journalists are already one of the most targeted groups, this blatant disregard for the law and the safety of those who work tirelessly to bring truth to light is not only concerning but dangerous.

The fact that a leader would openly admit that he is above the laws that govern the rest of the population raises red flags and erodes any sense of trust or accountability in the government.… Continue reading

Fetterman to Democrats criticizing Biden: ‘Get your MAGA hat’

As I reflect on the current state of American politics, the words of Fetterman to Democrats criticizing Biden echo in my mind. The idea that we should blindly support a candidate, even if we have reservations about them, is unsettling. It is crucial to keep our leaders accountable and ensure that they are working for the betterment of society rather than personal gain.

Criticism is not an act of betrayal; it is a reflection of our commitment to democracy and the values we hold dear. I resonate deeply with the sentiment that we should be able to voice our concerns even if we ultimately plan to vote for a particular candidate.… Continue reading

Exclusive: Search warrant filed in Nex Benedict death, school searched for blood, records

I have been following the developments surrounding the tragic death of Nex Benedict closely, and the recent news of a search warrant filed in connection with the case has left me reeling. The fact that the school is being searched for blood and records is a chilling indication of the gravity of the situation. It is alarming to think that such a heinous crime may have taken place within the walls of a supposedly safe space for students.

The harrowing details shared by a former trans student of Owasso high school, detailing the relentless bullying and sexual assault they endured, paint a disturbing picture of the toxic environment that may have contributed to Nex’s untimely death.… Continue reading

Mom who left toddler at home for 10 days while on holiday pleads guilty to murder

The unimaginable horror of a mother leaving her 16-month-old baby alone for 10 days while she enjoyed a holiday is something that will haunt anyone who reads about it. The sheer callousness and lack of regard for that precious child’s life is beyond comprehension. Where is the logic? What was the plan? How could someone even conceive of such an atrocity?

The moment Candelario returned home to find her toddler unresponsive, the nightmare of what that innocent child must have endured during those days of neglect comes crashing down with full force. The fear, the hunger, the confusion, the helplessness – it’s a scenario that should never have even been a fleeting thought in a parent’s mind, let alone a reality.… Continue reading