Tag: Systemic Injustice
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How a Passport Stamp Made Me American
I only became “American” after a passport stamp. At home, my Blackness arrives before my name: abroad, my passport speaks louder than my history. Somewhere between borders, I learned how easily guilt, power, and blame travel in the wrong direction.
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The Casting Call
“The Casting Call” exposes America’s addiction to cruelty and its cycle of dehumanizing disguised as patriotism. From Lincoln’s selective freedoms to Trump’s modern tyranny, the script of power and supremacy hasn’t changed – only the cast has. This isn’t anger, it’s disgust at a nation that keeps auditioning the same villains while erasing its own…
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The Public Relations Team of Good Versus Evil
Evil doesn’t thrive on power alone – it thrives on public relations. From corrupt politicians to abusive corporations, from complicit churches to biased courts, the shady-deeds PR team spins lies into truth. And the public? We eat it up, trading accountability for convenience, applauding the very machine destroying us.
In and Out of Darkness 