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(ThyBlackMan.com) Tyrone Davis remains one of the most compelling voices in the history of soul music. Emerging from the Chicago soul scene in the late 1960s, Davis built a reputation on heartfelt storytelling, smooth vocals, and a remarkable ability to make vulnerability sound dignified. His catalog reflects a wide emotional spectrum—from romantic regret to quiet resilience—delivered through arrangements that balance grit with grace. While his name may not always be […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Johnnie Taylor was one of the most versatile and enduring voices in American music, seamlessly bridging the worlds of gospel, soul, blues, and funk. Known as the “Philosopher of Soul,” Taylor built a career on raw honesty, emotional complexity, and a voice that could move from velvet smoothness to gritty confession in the space of a single verse. With roots in gospel and a recording legacy that spanned Stax, […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) A consortium is the relationship between two individuals. Though it typically is used when talking about spouses, it can be used in other relationships as well. After an accident, someone who loses a spouse or loved one as a result may want to look into whether they can get compensation for the loss of consortium. This is something they may want to discuss with a lawyer while talking about […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Mint Condition stands as one of the most criminally underrated bands in R&B history. Formed in the late ’80s, this Minneapolis-based group fused soul, funk, jazz, and rock with unmatched finesse, led by the velvety vocals and dynamic drumming of Stokley Williams. While many R&B groups of the ’90s leaned heavily on vocal harmonies and programmed beats, Mint Condition prided themselves on being a band—real instruments, real arrangements, and […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Many moons ago, I was a new educator at the collegiate level. This writer was teaching in a diverse classroom at Concordia University. This process required intentional strategies to ensure all students felt valued, respected, and supported in their learning. This would also include understanding individual learning needs, incorporating diverse perspectives, and creating a welcoming and inclusive environment, as well as intervening in two of my more vocal students arguing the […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election, his authoritarian rhetoric, his multiple indictments, his multiple sexual assault allegations, his liable for sexual abuse, his contempt for institutional checks and balances, his racist behavior and racist immigration policies, his numerous unconstitutional executive orders, his firing of federal employees, his destruction of federal programs and agencies, his cult of personality, and his demand for loyalty to him above the country […]

(ThyBlackMan.com)  When discussing soul music’s golden age, names like Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, and Wilson Pickett tend to dominate the conversation. But nestled quietly among the legends is William Bell—a deep soul craftsman whose work with Stax Records has stood the test of time. With a voice that carries the weight of heartbreak and the wisdom of lived experience, Bell’s catalog remains one of the most underrated in Southern soul […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Hopping into a rideshare is part of everyday life for many people. Whether you are heading to work, going out with friends, or simply trying to avoid parking hassles, apps like Grab or Uber make getting around more convenient. But while most rideshare experiences are safe and professional, there are unfortunate instances when passengers—especially women—encounter inappropriate behavior or even sexual harassment from drivers. The good news is that you […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) The day after I read the report by the justice advocacy group, the Vera Institute, on the astronomical number of deaths in the L.A. County Jail, I acted. I held a press briefing in front of the Men’s Jail. Over one hundred men have died at the jail in the last three years. We’re barely past the midpoint of 2025 and already a known twenty-six have died at the jail. […]