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(ThyBlackMan.com) California Governor Gavin Newsom threw yet another monkey wrench into the seemingly never-ending debate within the California legislature and just about everywhere else on slavery reparations. Gavin tossed a bunch of amendments into a bill the legislature –that is the Democratic controlled legislature- was on the verge of passing. In response to criticism, Newsom said his concern was over cost. In other words, the state doesn’t have the money […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) I was always taught one of the greatest threats to individual, and community, progress was the limitations that we place on our minds. Once we decided something cannot be done in our head it’s almost a guarantee that we have lost the battle of learning a new thing. Limitations that are built within the mind almost always kill progress; while we may think it’s a personal thing… it filters […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Thank you to Pastor Apostle Mark A. Henton of the Monument of Faith Evangelistic Church, Chicago Ill, who served as the inspiration for this article. Hey y’all! Can you believe we might actually see a sister running things from the Oval Office? I’m talking about Kamala Harris and let me tell y’all, I’m hyped! But it’s not just about making history — our girl’s got some serious plans to […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) A Jewish rabbi, who believes in the truth of the Word of Yehovah, should know that God runs this universe by His own timeclock, and interacts with His chosen people by means of the seven appointed times (feasts) which He imposed upon Israel. We have already established that each vision given to Moses began in the evening at sundown, maybe after 9:00 PM (it was the first day of […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Marvin Sapp’s 16th album, Then & Now is available today at www.marvinsapp.com and everywhere that digital music is sold. Physical copies of Then & Now will also be available for purchase in any of the 35 cities of the Reunion Tour, which begins September 6th in Philadelphia. Then & Now is a live recording that takes listeners on a dazzling ride through Sapp’s three decades of recording music, and […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Believe it or not, sports fans should be pumped about the start of the 2024 college football season. It’s already an historic season with a new 12 team College Football Playoff, the dynamic shifts of major college conference realignment adding teams to build mega conferences, and the absence of the greatest college football coach of all time, Nick Saban, who retired following Alabama’s playoff loss to eventual national champion […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) (**1/2) She sold her soul to the devil.  Now she wants it back. It was too good to be true. Frida (Naomi Ackie), a clumsy cocktail waitress at a classy fundraiser for rich folks eyes the main attraction. It’s tech billionaire Slater King (Channing Tatum). Think Elon Musk, but handsome. They flirt. He seems attentive in a room full of women who are lusting after the richest catch they’ll ever find, […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Some parents like to say, “School is my kids’ job.” School is important, sure, but I preferred work to school as a teen. It gave me access to a seemingly adult world where I could learn job skills, hone communication skills and build confidence in my abilities. I’m not cut out for the classroom. I’m more of a learn-by-doing person. This made living according to grades hard. It felt […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) It is an undeniable reality that children are the custodians of our future, destined to shape the world we leave behind. Children indisputably hold the responsibility of safeguarding our future and have the inherent potential to influence the world we will ultimately pass on. It is an obvious fact that our children will become our leaders in the future, succeeding us, as well as their own descendants’ and subsequent […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Langston Hughes, one of the most significant figures in American literature, carved a niche for himself as a voice that resonated with the struggles, joys, and cultural ethos of African Americans. His poetry, often simple yet profoundly evocative, captures the essence of the African American experience and, by extension, the heart of America itself. Hughes’s work is a reflection of his time, his people, and his unwavering commitment to […]