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(ThyBlackMan.com) Part 2. It is important to note that the legacy and lessons we speak of here are not only for us and the world, but also for the Haitian people themselves. Indeed, there is always a need for us to remember as well as reflect in our going forward, for it is by knowing our history and honoring it that we are best able to engage the present and […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) (****)  “They shot my son in front of me. I lifted his head and his blood poured on me.” The people of Masafer Yatta are brave in the face of genocide. Their beautiful mountainous region, home of 20 ancient Palestinian villages on the West Bank, is being encroached upon. Homes and businesses are being demolished. Thankfully the injustices they endure are being chronicled and archived by courageous filmmakers. One of the […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) The Right Rev. Mariann Budde is a woman of power. Budde is the first woman to lead the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, a position she’s held since 2011. As bishop, she oversees 86 churches across Washington, D.C., and Maryland, with 38,000 members. She is a bold woman who knows how to use the power of her position, as demonstrated in her sermon during the inaugural prayer service. The traditional […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Toi Derricotte’s poetry illuminates the depths of identity, resilience, and human experience with an unflinching honesty that captivates readers. Through her poignant exploration of race, family, trauma, and healing, Derricotte invites us into spaces of both personal and collective introspection. As a co-founder of Cave Canem—an organization that has reshaped the landscape for Black poets—her influence on contemporary literature cannot be overstated. Her works, deeply intimate yet universally resonant, […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) A little more than a year ago, I wrote about the MERIT Act, which was introduced by Sens. Todd Young of Indiana and Tim Kaine of Virginia. Democrat Kaine and Republican Young proposed MERIT, which stands for Merit-Based Educational Reforms Institutional Transparency. The proposed bill would curtail legacy admissions in higher education. A “legacy” in this context refers to a high school student whose close relative (e.g., mother, grandfather, etc.) […]

(ThyBlackMan.com)  Several years I did a two-part series on eugenics explaining how the globalists want to limit human procreation through sterilization, selective breeding and new technologies such as gene splicing to create “better” human beings via “designer babies”. As we celebrate the ninety-sixth natal day of Martin Luther King Jr. I wonder what he would think, say and do about this modern eugenics movement, the transhumanist movement and what would […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) In the midst of chaos and confusion, there is opportunity! Donald Trump has been in office for just a week and yet extreme radical liberal Democrats have lost their minds, especially Black ones. Derrick Johnson head of the extreme radical liberal NAACP, Marc Morial, head of the extreme radical liberal National Urban League, Alfred Sharpton, head of the extreme radical liberal National Action Network, Yvette Clarke, head of the […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) form the backbone of the Indian economy, driving growth, creating employment, and contributing significantly to the country’s GDP. For these enterprises, access to timely financial assistance is crucial to expand operations, upgrade technology, or simply manage working capital. A micro, small, and medium enterprise loan is an indispensable tool for entrepreneurs to meet such goals effectively. This blog explores the best micro, small, […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Are you hungry? I mean really hungry? Here in the US we may experience bouts of hunger but nothing that makes us cry – physically cry – out because of hunger pangs. Overall, I believe that we in the US have access to enough to eat, although I believe, we would be surprised at how rampant even physical hunger is in our society due to a few major factors. […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) The genre of science fiction has long been a space to dream beyond the limitations of our current world, imagining futures unbound by the confines of race, gender, and inequality. Historically, the contributions of Black writers to science fiction have often been overlooked, despite their groundbreaking work in reimagining what the genre can be. When we think of Black science fiction, Octavia Butler’s name often comes to mind, and […]