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(ThyBlackMan.com) Mesh coils are redefining how flavour is delivered in modern vaping devices by using a structured mesh heating element that vaporises e-liquid more efficiently and uniformly. Unlike traditional round-wire coils, mesh coils offer increased surface area, faster ramp-up time, and better thermal distribution, which results in consistent and intense flavour output. The shift toward mesh coil technology reflects changing consumer priorities in the UK vape market, where flavour precision […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) After Israel’s latest military attack on another nation, Trump  says  “I gave Iran a 60-day ultimatum to “Make A Deal!.“  That makes the U. S. a partner in this latest tragedy.  When will our current U. S. leaders learn that you can’t threaten people believing your threats will make them do what you alone want them to do? Israeli and American leaders must come to a place where they understand threats nor […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Douglas Turner Ward (1930-2021) wrote a searing play, Days of Absence that depicted the way life might be like in a small southern town where all of the Black folks disappeared.  Predictably, white folks could not walk and chew gum, neither at one time nor at the same time. They could not boil water, feed their children, nor manage their own feeding. The fictional town just about falls apart in the […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Ronald Isley’s voice is more than a melody—it’s a feeling. It’s the slow drop of a bassline in a smoky lounge. It’s the sweet ache of falsetto drifting over candlelight. For over six decades, Isley hasn’t just sung soul—he’s defined it. Whether serenading hearts with The Isley Brothers or stepping out solo in silk-smooth confidence, Ronald’s vocals carry the weight of generations, gliding across love ballads, funk grooves, and […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Cab Calloway remains one of the most influential figures in 20th-century American music. Known for his charismatic stage presence, distinctive vocal style, and groundbreaking contributions to swing and jazz, Calloway carved out a space where music, theater, and cultural commentary intersected. As a central figure of the Harlem Renaissance and a pioneering bandleader at the Cotton Club, he brought scat singing, showmanship, and storytelling to the forefront of big […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Few artists have had a more significant influence on both funk and soul music than Larry Graham. As the pioneering bassist of Sly and the Family Stone and the dynamic frontman of Graham Central Station, Graham didn’t just play music—he redefined how the bass guitar could drive a song. Often credited with inventing the “slap bass” technique, his innovations laid the foundation for generations of funk, R&B, and even […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) Future historians may one day uncover and reveal the truth of recent days. In particular, two events which have captured media and public attention. The first event recently unfolded in Los Angeles, California. Thousands took to the street over several days to protest what they considered inhumane, unwarranted, criminal and immoral actions of the federal government to round up and deport individuals whose crime was to be in this […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) When it comes to pure, effortless falsetto and emotional storytelling, few voices in R&B stand out like El DeBarge’s. Whether leading the family group DeBarge or stepping into the spotlight as a solo artist, El had a way of making you feel every lyric. His songs weren’t just about love—they sounded like love. They spoke to longing, vulnerability, joy, and redemption, all wrapped in smooth melodies and sophisticated arrangements. […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) President Trump’s tough stance on trade has been a win for American workers. He has protected jobs, revived key industries, and taken on countries like China that have long abused and exploited our markets. His leadership exposed the weakness of past trade deals and brought accountability back to the negotiating table despite constant attacks from the establishment media and career bureaucrats defending a failed status quo.   But toughness […]

(ThyBlackMan.com) According to the National Association of Home Builders, nearly 75 percent of families – 100.6 million households – cannot afford a median priced new home in 2025. With a price tag of $459,826 and an accompanying 30-year mortgage rate of about 6.5 percent, it’s no surprise that both families and government are challenged like never before when it comes to securing affordable housing. For much of Black America, affording […]