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(ThyBlackMan.com) The two words heard ad nauseum in describing the latest round of No Kings Rallies nationally was “festive air.” There is good reason for the near universal slap of those words on the rallies. They were just that–festive. The problem, really problems, with the rallies is how can you dethrone a king with a festival? The brutal reality is the rallies are a jumbled, unfocused mix of carnival, feel-goodism, […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Amid discussions about furloughs and firings of federal employees, we often forget that most are ordinary citizens trying to make ends meet. Some hold these jobs for the benefits they provide, and others because they genuinely enjoy helping people and take pride in where they work. We must not lose sight of the people behind these jobs, nor dismiss them as dispensable, useless or unnecessary. As of this writing, […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Zohran Mamdani’s alleged zinger in last week’s New York mayoral debate was a claim that he had “integrity” and his chief opponent, former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, did not. The people know Cuomo’s glories and missteps. But many have been TikTok-ed out of recognizing Mamdani’s two-faced candidacy displaying more calculation than conviction. Start with the New York City Police Department. In June 2020, Mamdani tweeted: “We don’t need an investigation […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Bishop Marvin Winans, a name long respected in gospel music and ministry, has recently come under fire after a viral video showed him publicly confronting a church member during a fundraiser. The member, identified as Roberta McCoy, offered a donation of $1,200 — $1,000 initially, plus an additional $235. However, this contribution was met with visible disappointment from Bishop Winans, who made it clear that the requested offering was […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) The law focuses on accountability and systemic reform when it comes to wrongful death cases. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, thousands of workers die each year due to job-related incidents.  The death of a loved one caused by someone’s negligence can feel very devastating. You would just like to mourn in peace but pressing matters need to be addressed. There are legal matters and maybe even […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) This may be news to some of you but humanity finds itself in a protracted, continuous war in which everything and I mean everything, is weaponized for use against us. Some call this Omniwar; I call it Omnicide which is defined as: the multifaceted destruction of all life; human, plant and animal by human means.  The objective of war is conquest, subjugation and control. As we see in Gaza the goal there […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Recently, I was speaking on the campus of the University of Virginia, sponsored by the Young America’s Foundation (yaf.org) in support of the Jefferson Council. What an honor to give an address on the campus founded by the author of our Declaration of Independence, and our 3rd American President. When you think about the Commonwealth of Virginia and its impact on the establishment of these United States of America, […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) It’s been a month since Cardinal Timothy Dolan compared right-wing activist Charlie Kirk to Saint Paul, and I still can’t shake it. Maybe it lingers because of what else was happening that week in Chicagoland. The same week much of the city was still mourning Silverio Villegas González — an immigrant father from Michoacán who dropped his boys at school, was pulled over on the way to work, and […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) A report published by the American Psychological Association (APA) in 2025 reveals that 41% of first marriages are prone to divorce, according to their estimate. This divorce rate points out the difficulties that a lot of couples have in maintaining their marital bonds. Divorce is a scary experience and at times, the very understanding of the process might help you handle it. Every stage of the divorce process should […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) For Africans/Black people in the U.S., it is important to understand the links between our oppression in the U.S. and the exploitation of Africa including the Democratic Republic of Congo. Globally, it will be Congo Week 2025 soon and Congo Week “is more than a series of events—it’s a call to watch, listen, and act together. Every participation strengthens the voice of those fighting for peace, justice, and dignity […]