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Being Vain is Evil
(Photo Credit: Fess Fitness) It’s important for people to understand that being vain is evil. While one might like to think that those who are vain cannot hurt anyone but themselves, this cannot be...
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Truth Should Never Hurt
(Photo Credit: Match Stic) We live a world where far too many people do not embrace truth. Many people love to run from truth and make excuses about it. When you fail to face truth candidly, directly...
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Your Apology Isn’t Enough
(Photo Credit: Conscious Manager) Although you can genuinely forgive a person, some things people do to you require more than a simple apology. Even if the person accepts your apology, this may not...
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Dispel the False Allure of the “Facebook Fire Challenge”
(Photo Credit: Forward Times Online) Recently, there has been a burgeoning interest in the “Facebook Fire Challenge,” where mostly young guys, are sharing via Facebook their acts of self-immolation....
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3 Benefits of a National Conversation about Black Males and Police Power
(Photo Credit: Ripp Dem Up) Too many Black male lives are being lost at the hands of White police officers abusing their power. The lives of Black boys and men matter. Their lives matter enough to...
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A Prayer for Ferguson, Michael Brown’s Family, Unity and Justice
(Photo Credit: Slate) Father God in the name of Jesus, Right now, I ask that you would comfort and strengthen the family and friends of Michael Brown. You are the only one who can heal them in the...
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Caitlyn Jenner and the Celebration of Mediocrity: Let’s Change the Channel
(Photo Credit: Vulture) Bruce Jenner has decided to become Caitlyn Jenner, a transgender woman, and too many people across the country are foolishly viewing Jenner as a hero—please stop the madness!...
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Malcolm X’s “The Ballot or the Bullet”: A Summary
(Photo Credit: Atlanta BlackStar) In “The Ballot or the Bullet,” Malcolm X (1964) advocates for racial, economic, and social justice, and he does not want religion to stand in the way of justice. He...
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