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     While attending the home going of a great man, the 30th Grand Basilus of the greatest fraternity in all the world, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., I heard the most simple words with the life changing ability stated by the eulogist will change my life forever. […]

     If we would seriously pay attention and critically examine our current political position, all kinds of bovine excretions would pile up on our plates like a stack of pancakes. And then shoveled as a form of treatment upon disenfranchised  people in America, especially Black, Brown, LBFTQ and the Jewish people. […]

     In another setting I found myself mesmerized and almost speechless do to the ‘mush mouth’ voice of him a shameless Black person on stage, saying “I love you Trump” while the echoes of the voices that had come before us said, I would rather die standing for the right to live as a man as opposed to living on my knees as a slave to racism. […]

     The joy and pain of serving as a good servant and keeper of record are inseparable, yet our commitment remains unwavering. […]

     Unchecked desires have led to arrogance and campaign goals deferred. Shared responsibility is crucial when leadership falters, yet one’s belief in weak leadership bends like a noodle in hot water. Selflessness and adherence to a higher purpose foster growth, love for others, and lasting impact. Aligning with divine will transcend obstacles, ensuring actions directed by Holy Intervention. […]

     When we begin to look around and pay attention, we can see the decline of this world and where it’s headed if some things do not change. […]

     My daddy said to me when I was younger, a teenager, and I wanted to run with the  in-crowd. He said, “Bobby, who is  more the fool, the fool, or the one who follows the fool ?” I now understand better what my daddy meant. […]

     I sat in church this past Sunday listening intensively to our pastor as he used his hermeneutical skills so eloquently to explain the scripture of Luke 3:7-14. Before this month gets too foregone, I would suggest that you might wanna read those scriptures. No matter how intensely I was listening and paying attention, were two words that slapped me into reality and brought his message right into my living room; and those two words were root canal. […]

     When my grandmother said, “let me hope you” it meant much more than I knew. […]