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It’s Thanksgiving, a time to give thanks for our blessings (and apparently gloss over the atrocities perpetuated against the Native Americans by the European pioneers) while getting loaded up on…

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Navigating Friends With Benefits & Social Media Status – “On the Beat” with Ms. Boogie

“On the Beat” with Ms. Boogie: The only advice column that spins both sides of the truth. Q: My boyfriend just broke up with me. He told me that he’ll…

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The Vilification of the Star Athlete: Allen Iverson

Every good story needs a villain. We need an antagonist, otherwise there’s no conflict, no plot, no juice to the tale. Rainbows don’t come into being without storm clouds. Batman…

The Road Least Traveled is Usually The Most Fruitful

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The Road Least Traveled is Usually The Most Fruitful

In our lifetime we are forced to make many decisions about many things. And the more alternatives you have, the more difficult the choice. Some decisions we make are the…

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Ines Sainz – New York Jets Controversy: What Can We Learn?

Ladies, I have some bad news. Your breasts, booty, and that secret treasure that hides betwixt your legs are for a man’s enjoyment only, and he has the right to…

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Hip-Hop Friends turned Frienemies

Egos should be checked right before the arrogant thoughts leave their heads. Unity within the music business isn’t really prominent. Everyone has their cliques and entourages but there is no…

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Remembering New Orleans After Katrina

It could have been yesterday; it was the summer of 2001 and a bright eyed, bushy tailed seventeen-year-old girl left her small town in Connecticut for the big city. That…

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The Impending Death of the Battle Rapper

Watching current “Freestyle Fridays” on 106 and Park is a snooze-fest. Occasionally there are some stand-outs but they are few. This makes me wonder about the impending death of the…

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Some Ladies Need To Say No to the “Skinnys”

So my initial idea was to do research on the hot new item for fall: “skinny” jeans or “jeggings” as they are sometimes referred to; then I started to see…

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Troy Davis vs Georgia: Will the lights go out?

In the United States, persons accused of crimes are presumed innocent until proven guilty. But what happens when a person proven guilty may actually be innocent of the crime of…

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7 Lessons We Learned From The Book, ‘Hell Is Other People’

Explaining The Afroman Saga – The Case of “The Lemon Pound Cake”

Round By Round Break Down of the Tank vs Tyrese Verzuz

7 Lessons We Learned From The Book, ‘Hell Is Other People’

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10 things I’m Thankful For After Thanksgiving

The Vilification of the Star Athlete: Allen Iverson

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The Road Least Traveled is Usually The Most Fruitful

Ines Sainz – New York Jets Controversy: What Can We Learn?

Hip-Hop Friends turned Frienemies

Remembering New Orleans After Katrina

The Impending Death of the Battle Rapper

Some Ladies Need To Say No to the “Skinnys”

Parle Mag

Troy Davis vs Georgia: Will the lights go out?

10 Facts About Samir Taleb, Author of ‘Hell Is Other People’

Understanding the Lasting Impact of Spinal Cord Injuries on Health and Independence

Smart Ways to Protect Your Business Fleet on the Road

Explaining The Afroman Saga – The Case of “The Lemon Pound Cake”

Round By Round Break Down of the Tank vs Tyrese Verzuz

7 Lessons We Learned From The Book, ‘Hell Is Other People’

10 Facts About Samir Taleb, Author of ‘Hell Is Other People’

Understanding the Lasting Impact of Spinal Cord Injuries on Health and Independence