There are many reasons why I choose to post articles, but at the heart of it is my genuine care for people. This care wasn’t something I was born with—it grew over time through my own journey in life. I’ve seen firsthand how challenging life can be, and I’ve come to understand that sometimes peopleContinue reading “I Post Because I Care….”
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Enough is Enough !!!!!!
Enough Is Enough: Atlanta Must Wake Up to Stop the Violence Every day in our city, Atlanta, there’s another headline—another shooting, another homicide, another life gone too soon. Lately, it feels like this has become our new normal. But let me be clear: this is not normal, and we cannot accept it as such. AccordingContinue reading “Enough is Enough !!!!!!”
America At A Crossroads !!
America at a Crossroads: What the Public Should Know About the Economy and Federal Government Most people are busy working, raising families, and trying to survive day to day. But while we’re focused on the daily grind, major changes are happening in our economy and government that could affect all of us for years toContinue reading “America At A Crossroads !!”
What the Economy Looks Like going Forward….
What the Economy Looks Like Going Forward — And What It Means for You As we move through the second half of 2025, the U.S. economy is showing mixed signals. Some things are improving, but others still feel like a struggle—especially for working families. Here’s a quick breakdown of where things stand and what everydayContinue reading “What the Economy Looks Like going Forward….”
How Private Prisons Profit From Pain!!!
Title: The Business of Incarceration: How Private Prisons Profit from Pain In America, the criminal justice system has become more than just a means of enforcing the law — for some, it’s a billion-dollar business. At the center of this profit-making machine is the private prison industry, where corporations make money by locking people up.Continue reading “How Private Prisons Profit From Pain!!!”
What are our (US) Priorities
Billions for Prisons, Cuts for the People: What Are Our Priorities? While American schools beg for updated books, functioning air conditioners, and safe buildings, the federal government is writing half-billion-dollar checks to build new prisons. Quietly, and with little public discussion, the Bureau of Prisons is spending over $1.5 billion on new federal prison projectsContinue reading “What are our (US) Priorities”
A closer look at The Big Beautiful Bill: Who Wins
The Big Beautiful Bill: What’s Really in It for the People? The newly passed “Big Beautiful Bill” has been hailed by some as a monumental achievement. But as the dust settles, everyday Americans are beginning to ask—who really benefits from this massive legislation, and who stands to lose? Let’s break down the reality behind theContinue reading “A closer look at The Big Beautiful Bill: Who Wins”
The Republican Tax Code: Who Really Benefits!
Who Really Benefited from the Republican Tax Code Overhaul? When Republicans passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) in 2017, they promised to simplify the system, boost economic growth, and put more money in the pockets of everyday Americans. But who actually gained the most? Here’s how different groups were impacted: 🔹 Middle-Class Families:Continue reading “The Republican Tax Code: Who Really Benefits!”
The Missing Piece: Black Ownership In Everyday Business…..
The Missing Piece: Black Ownership in Everyday Business Drive through any predominantly Black neighborhood in America, and you’ll pass a dozen gas stations and convenience stores. These businesses operate in our communities, profit from our communities, but far too often, they are not owned by anyone from our communities. In fact, there are reportedly fewerContinue reading “The Missing Piece: Black Ownership In Everyday Business…..”
The Million-Dollar Silence:
The Million-Dollar Silence: How Businesses in Black Communities Take Without Giving Back Let’s be honest. Too many businesses operating in Black and Brown communities make millions of dollars each year, yet give absolutely nothing back to the neighborhoods that keep them thriving. These communities, many of which are impoverished and struggling, are filled with hardworkingContinue reading “The Million-Dollar Silence:”
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