Now you know

In light of what we’ve all seen from the Rittenhouse prosecution team, I’d like to reaffirm what I wrote in this post. Now, on to today’s post: I am pleased to see (a few) parents waking up to the realization that the public school system is a hell hole in which young minds are terrorized […]

Too Manly for twitter

I was suspended from Twitter tonight for “hateful conduct”. By which, Twitter means I called Rachel Levine (who is a man) a man. They’ve locked me out until tomorrow. At the end of my suspension I’m sure I’ll be required to delete the offensively obvious statement I made in order to unlock my account. If […]

Keeping score (updated 10/29)

Newly minted White Supremacists for 2021:

chocolate city blues #11: a few Good samaritans

This week I address the people filling your head with the notion of a pie in the sky national divorce by drawing your attention to one or two fundamental questions the would-be divorcees never address. I also talk about what is, what is not, and what should be occurring with respect to the increasing weight […]

Whistlin’ dixie

I don’t see any evidence you can run a country. The same people who for decades blithely ignored daily, public evidence about public schools being pits of depravity and despair want me to entrust my children to their leadership in a new America. The same people who would leave their kids in a public school […]

Chocolate city blues #10: An american mind is a terrible thing to waste

I round off my essay in the American Mind and tell you what I saw at the circus GOP committee meeting.

Fight the power

A clear conscience is necessary for bold action. There are 81 million people (at least) waiting for someone to lead them on the offensive against the Woke, Proto-Commie Regime that runs our nation. The fact that 99.99% of politicians from the center-Left to the far Right have not stepped forward to claim what is every […]

Chocolate City Blues #9 – Name, Image, and Likeness

I rise to extend and clarify my recent remarks on who is and who is not salvageable.

When It’s All Over In Glass City

In the last twenty years I’ve attended three weddings and ten funerals. I’m not old enough to experience that kind of lopsided ratio but it’s the story of black America. The weddings grow sparser and the funeral crowds grow younger and rougher I never thought black America would outlive America proper but somehow it has. […]

Men of a Certain Persuasion

Amazon Prime runs a documentary series called All or Nothing which provides a season long look behind the scenes at sports teams from all over the world. They’ve covered teams ranging from the New Zealand All Blacks rugby squad to the University of Michigan football team. Being that I’m in my 50s now and no more […]