11 months have passed since the pandemic shut down the world and changed our lives forever. We cleared out the toilet paper aisle. We cleared out the Lysol aisle. We mass-produced face masks. We started working from home. We limited our contact with our friends and family to be safe. With social gatherings limited and …
Should Aaron Rodgers Retire?
Morry Gash / AP No he should not! If you know me, you know I am a diehard NY Giants fan. The Giants have upset me every year since 2012...the last time they won a Super Bowl. We had a great, but flawed quarterback that was with us for 16 seasons. Now we have a …
“This is not who we are,” says Americans after the riot at the Capitol
Lev Radin / Pacific Press / LightRocket via Getty Images Jan. 14, 2021 WASHINGTON –– This was the phrase many journalists, politicians, and citizens said after Trump supporters broke into the Capitol last Tuesday. "It's surreal, it feels like I'm talking to a correspondent reporting from Bogota," said Jake Tapper, a CNN anchor. "The scenes …
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A Most Unholy Ending to Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
Photo by Netflix Marking the end of 2020, the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina premiered its fourth and final season. After Netflix announced its cancellation, fans were very disappointed. That left the showrunners no time to properly end the storylines. A rushed ending usually does not help the show. Season four continued with Sabrina Spellman and …
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Time To Shine 2021
Dear 2021, Your older brother 2020 was a nightmare! 2020 constantly stressed us out the entire year. In January, he caused wildfires to damage over 25 million acres of land in New South Wales, Australia, then made the United States almost start World War III and finally, killed 8 people in a fatal helicopter crash …
Ranking the Hulu shows I watched this year from best to worst
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S., stores (except for essential businesses) closed, public gatherings were banned and most states enacted lockdowns –– keeping us home...and bored. In the early months of the pandemic, social media featured people baking banana bread, whipped coffee, excessive cleaning, and lack of toilet paper. Like me, …
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Christian Capitalism: How the Republican party uses faith as a catalyst for money and power.
Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call/AP Today marks the fourth day of senate judiciary hearings for Trump's SCOTUS nominee Amy Coney Barrett. Her legal and ideological records are being questioned to determine whether she should serve on the bench. From what I've read and seen...she doesn't deserve that seat. Yet she'll be confirmed anyway. When she enters …
Should Journalists Have Opinions?
In the era of sensationalized journalism and social unrest in the country, the line between opinion and accuracy seems to blur each year. I talk about why activism journalism can sometimes be a good thing.
Racism-apologist Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron
Source: Twitter page of the Kentucky AG's office Yesterday, I learned that the grand jury in Jefferson county Kentucky indicted one officer involved in killing Breonna Taylor. There's just one problem: It was an indictment for damaging her neighbor's apartment...NOT her death. Adding more fuel to the fire, Attorney General Daniel Cameron said the officers …
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Toni Childs is a bad friend
Toni Childs / Photo courtesy of Netflix The TV show "Girlfriends" premiered on Netflix earlier this month and fans like me were excited! Best of all? Seeing four beautiful, educated black women navigate their lives in dating, relationships, careers, and personal struggles. I was a child when the show premiered in 2000, so I didn't …
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