
How does it feel to be a problem in the U.S.?
A call for a serious discussion to answer an age-old question. Black people are beyond tired to the bone. Our fatigue of playing the citizenship game goes all the way to the marrow.

A call for a serious discussion to answer an age-old question. Black people are beyond tired to the bone. Our fatigue of playing the citizenship game goes all the way to the marrow.

n the Black community, we jokingly talk about being po, not poor. That’s our colloquial term for worse than being poor, as in “I’m too po to pay attention.” Now, we might have some clarity on the economic levels of society’s classes.

U.S. is in daily violation of human rights – This situation is not just a policy issue; it is a matter of life and death that can have severe consequences for working people.

U.S. is in daily violation of human rights. This situation is not just a policy issue; it is a matter of life and death that can have severe consequences for working people.

How do we protect our children from a global united front of pedophilia. The proliferating industry feels safe from scrutiny or prosecution. The few laws on the books are weak and rarely enforced.

The hype surrounding the release of the Epstein files has been described as a distraction, a conspiracy and even an act of retaliation. Much of the information about this child predator has been public for years. What has captured our attention more is the guest list, which includes names from the highest levels of society, even extending to a castle.

Here we are — on the brink of a total democratic meltdown. How did we get here? This man-made scheme of pain and suffering for American families? Can the nation save itself before it collapses into political and economic crises? These are questions that our fragile democracy is depending on us to answer.

It seems like the November 4 elections were light-years ago. That’s because this democracy is still up against time. And with each passing day that we don’t decisively stop the MAGA takeover plan, this democracy is losing valuable ground. Trump has caused irreparable harm to this country in ways we do not fully understand — harm that will set us back for generations.

There’s no room for weakness, errors, or betrayal. Constituents urged Democratic lawmakers to stay firm on their demands during the government shutdown. Many were willing to endure hardships for the greater good, leading to the longest shutdown in history.
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