The Greenland Gambit: An American Arctic
In recent times, the status of Greenland’s sovereignty has been called into question, largely thanks to the reinstated Trump administration. It might come as a surprise, but the United States Government’s interest in the Land of the Midnight Sun isn’t new, rather it dates back to the second half of the 19th century. The American… Continue reading The Greenland Gambit: An American Arctic
Sometimes Rejection is God’s Protection: Black Economic Power in the Post-DEI Era
An aggressive campaign by the federal government and states across the country is seeking to eradicate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) from American society. These welfare policies were never guaranteed to be perpetual or intended to actually pull Black America out of economic decline in the first place. From the start, DEI initiatives have functioned… Continue reading Sometimes Rejection is God’s Protection: Black Economic Power in the Post-DEI Era
From Pauper to Prisoner
The sound of gunshots is almost as frequent as the train’s horn. The dim streetlight marks the shift from a city into a warzone. No one is safe, no one is sorry, but every mother begins to worry. Children and adults alike work the streets in a land where success is measured by how much… Continue reading From Pauper to Prisoner
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