The Unraveling of America’s Enduring Obsession with JFK: Unraveling the Cultural Politics

60 years after President John F. Kennedy’s assassination at Dealey Plaza, discussions about his legacy continue. Much of the President’s enduring impact is attributed to his cultural agenda, which he used as a foundation to implement change during his tenure in office. Cultural achievements became a cornerstone of Kennedy’s administration, showcasing American innovation, technological advancement, …

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The Jacksonville Killer’s Message of Hate: A Ruthless Quest to be Heard

Considerable information has already been revealed about the gunman responsible for the tragic shooting at a Dollar General store in Jacksonville, Florida. He was armed with an AR-15-style weapon and a handgun, expressed his hatred towards African Americans in manifestos, and dressed in military-style attire. Although there are still unanswered questions regarding the acquisition of …

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Officials report three fatalities after gunman specifically targets Black individuals in Jacksonville, Florida

Over the weekend, a racially motivated attack shook the nation as a gunman targeted Black individuals at a Dollar General store in Jacksonville, Florida. This tragic incident resulted in the loss of three lives. Sheriff T.K. Waters stated that the shooter, a 20-something white man, took his own life after the attack. Before the incident, …

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The Operational Approach of the Southern Poverty Law Center

The recent report released by the Southern Poverty Law Center claims that there are 1,225 hate and anti-government groups in America, resulting in fear and pain within the Black, brown, and LGBTQ communities. These groups are listed on the SPLC’s “hate map.” I used to have faith in the center, as many well-meaning people still …

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Dems Express Strong Disapproval as GOP Congressman Uses ‘Offensive’ Term

During a recent floor debate, freshman Republican congressman Eli Crane triggered an official rebuke for his insensitive reference to Black Americans. Crane proposed an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act that would prohibit the Pentagon from implementing diversity and inclusion training, specifically related to race. In response, Ohio Democratic Rep. Joyce Beatty, a former …

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Why I Became a Republican after serving as a Democratic state representative

Since 2021, Representative Mesha Mainor has been serving as a Democrat in Georgia’s House of Representatives, specifically representing the 56th district. However, Mainor made the decision to leave the Democratic Party this week and switch to the Republican Party due to her dissatisfaction with the recent policies supported by her party colleagues. In an open …

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Advancing Black Science Students: The Benefits of Ending Affirmative Action

The Supreme Court’s recent ruling on the use of racial preferences in college admissions has ignited a conversation about the future of workplace diversity and the impact on racial minorities in top-quality jobs. However, the elimination of race-based admissions may actually have positive effects, particularly in the fields of science and technology. The “mismatch” problems …

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The Proposal Advocating an End to Black Child Support in California – Examining Its Cruel Implications

California’s proposed reparations plan includes a provision exempting black fathers from paying child support, which is both outrageous and cruel. This provision is buried within the final report of the Reparations Task Force, which argues that discriminatory laws have torn African American families apart and burdened them with child support debt. However, I believe that …

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