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Let’s talk about Black Privilege
Read more: Let’s talk about Black PrivilegeIf you really want to get ahead financially, no one can stop you but yourself. They might try to sabotage you. They can definitely delay you for some amount of time, but they ultimately cannot stop you. Which brings me to my third point.
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The Vegan Agenda
Read more: The Vegan AgendaThe same people who want to convince us that it’s ok to eat snails and roaches also want us to practice diets that are nutrient deficient. The same people who want us to drive to work through rush hour traffic and function at optimal levels on only four hours of sleep also want to fuel…
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Healthy forms of selfishness
Read more: Healthy forms of selfishnessSwiftly and aggressively cutting off toxic relatives, friends, bosses, co-workers, girlfriends, deities. You get the picture.
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If you are so smart, why aren’t you rich? (BTAS Review)
Read more: If you are so smart, why aren’t you rich? (BTAS Review)“When I first got back to writing, and shortly before I created my blog site on WordPress, I tried freelancing for another blog site. Though I am avidly against using AI to write because I think it takes the soul out of writing, I nonetheless used Chat GPT to offer suggestions on what topics to…
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The sunk cost fallacy of stoicism
Read more: The sunk cost fallacy of stoicismB. Lorenzo Buckinchere May 18, 2025 I know that as men we are taught to be stoic. From a very early age we are taught to compromise our safety, comfort, and mental health for the women and children in the village. “Take it like a man, with a stiff upper lip,” they say. Your nerves…
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Black Men Do NOT live long
Read more: Black Men Do NOT live longB. Lorenzo Buckinchere May 11, 2025 Have you noticed racial disparities pertaining to life expectancy among males? Does it seem like black men in the United States, or the west in general, typically do not live long compared to other races of men, or even their female counterparts? Well it is not just a feeling.…
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Why he broke bad – The cautionary tale of Walter White
Read more: Why he broke bad – The cautionary tale of Walter WhiteB. Lorenzo Buckinchere Apr 27, 2025 It is the end of the month, and time for another review. Our muse for the month of April is Walter White, the tragic antihero protagonist of “Breaking Bad,” portrayed by Bryan Cranston. Spoilers are ahead, so I recommend watching the entire series before reading or watching any reviews…
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Reclaiming our crown — Soft Life for Black Men
Read more: Reclaiming our crown — Soft Life for Black MenB. Lorenzo Buckinchere Apr 20, 2025 The #SoftLife movement is taking over the world by storm. Whenever people think about someone living a soft life, they picture a white woman, or even a black woman for that matter. The specific stereotype is usually that of an ultra feminine white woman who inherited all her wealth…
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The disgusting practice of fake job postings
Read more: The disgusting practice of fake job postingsB. Lorenzo Buckinchere Apr 13, 2025 Have you ever applied for a job, then when you follow up for an interview, you are told that the position has already been filled? It’s either that or they don’t even bother to reply. Do you find that this happens a lot more often than normal? Is it…
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Nobody wants to work anymore??
Read more: Nobody wants to work anymore??B. Lorenzo Buckinchere Apr 6, 2025 I have come to find that in recent years, employers often complain that people don’t want to work anymore. The first time that I heard them complain was during the Covid pandemic of 2020 that created a labor shortage on a massive scale. People returned to work the following…
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Selena, 30 years later — A tragedy that could have been prevented
Read more: Selena, 30 years later — A tragedy that could have been preventedB. Lorenzo Buckinchere Mar 30, 2025 March 31, 1995, the day the music died. Thirty years later, her murderer is eligible for parole, and is not the least bit remorseful. But what a coincidence that her parole eligibility concurs with the thirtieth anniversary. It is the end of the month, and time once again for…