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As a father, I refuse to sit back while our kids continue to fall through the cracks.
Promoting a boycott mentality could lead to a future where even black churches become targets of similar actions.
In essence, the election of effeminate leaders reflects God's judgment on the people who choose them, as they align with the same agenda.
We are proud runaways, and we look forward to helping others find their freedom.
I find myself questioning what happened to the "black church" I once cherished.
This is another case of how the mass media can manipulate narratives to pit different factions against each other.
I own the dark history of America, but this country is still mine.
The whole DEI and affirmative action debate took a hit when the civil rights movement got hijacked by the LGBTQ+ community.
After the 2020 election, rather than succumbing to despair, I resolved to take action.
The focus dishearteningly seems to have shifted. It's time for a collective rethinking of what we want from these programs.
Tragedy can elevate one's status. Just look at George Floyd. We now have statues of him around the world.
Our Black ancestors had no choice. Colin has been given plenty of choices thanks to Rick and Teresa Kaepernick.
We live in a time when nothing we see on a screen is what it seems.
His truth is constant in a world full of questionable variables that the common man only thinks he comprehends.
My hope is that other states join the Lone Star State in its valiant efforts to affirm human life.
Inconsistencies are devaluing the education system that was established to serve society.
Women are the driving force in family and community, but men had better step up.
