LGBTQ Black History
The men and women who contributed to LGBTQ Black History Bayard Rustin Black History wouldn’t be complete if one were to neglect the major contributions
The men and women who contributed to LGBTQ Black History Bayard Rustin Black History wouldn’t be complete if one were to neglect the major contributions
Canada’s noteworthy contributors to Canadian Black History Month Black History Month is celebrated in February of each year in North America. Even though I publish Black
There’s ALL types of wrong with what is going to happen to this Jamaican immigrant. Due to him briefly leaving Newfoundland for work—which many of
Racism in advertisement is not something one sees everyday. However, last Sunday as I was heading home from the gym, I spotted the billboard you
One can read many books about the SEALs, aircraft, and boats. However one can identify a genuine author based on their attention to detail that
I stumbled on this post by Prince Royce Worthington and thought that was important to share it. This is a response to the video of
Me Tamara Thermitus’s nomination to head the Quebec Human Rights Commission has been blocked by separatist Parti Quebecois (PQ) MNAs. Had she been elected, Me
A factual account surrounding the killing of Darius Brown, by Montreal lawyer, Gassim Bangoura. On November 17, 2016, a story that originated from Montreal’s police
What makes a legendary assassin? For John Rain, it was the lessons of love, war, and betrayal he learned in Tokyo in 1972. Fresh from
I read a great article by Mercy Pilkington, as it not only illustrates how difficult it is for independent authors to break into the industry but also the
A WANTED WOMAN is the twenty-first novel by NYT Bestselling Author, Eric Jerome Dickie. Readers who are familiar with his Gideon series will most likely
I stumbled across Nortina Mariella’s essay a few days ago. After having read it three times I have every reason to believe that the author doesn’t understand
My testimony to the life of Coach Bell, one of IU’s longest-serving Track Coaches. It’s with great sadness to learn of the passing of one
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas gets owned by actor/gay activist George Takei God Save The Queen. Why is it that when actor and gay rights
The following is a response to Michael Kozlowki’s Op-Ed which can be read HERE. I strongly suggest that you read it before reading my post. Dear
