Biden just proved he turned away refugees based on voting demographic
By John Sullivan A few weeks ago, ScoonTV published my op-ed titled “Biden is turning away Cuban refugees for racist reasons.” In the article, I wrote how many Cuban immigrants…
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Biden just proved he turned away refugees based on voting demographic
By John Sullivan A few weeks ago, ScoonTV published my op-ed titled “Biden is turning away Cuban refugees for racist reasons.” In the article, I wrote how many Cuban immigrants…
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How cops and prosecutors became immune to lawsuits
By Benjamin Wetmore The political pressure has lately arisen to hold police accountable. The public, though, has little idea how to do that, so they rely on interest groups and…
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The elites’ last weapon is their insults; just ask Nicki Minaj
By Matthew Delaney The one thing we can rely on our elites to do is find new ways to insult us. Our power brokers have spoken repeatedly of Covid-19’s dangers.…
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Finding your competitive edge as a Startup
By John C. Baldwin Preparation is key when building a business – particularly a startup. While a few things are uncertain in the tech space, others always remain true. Being…
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Black entrepreneurs show the new opportunities in blockchain
By Matthew McCarty It’s often said crypto will play a big role if a generational wealth transfer is to ever occur. Some say it’s already happening. Now, many may think…
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Supreme Court must confront federalism against abortion policy
By Benjamin Wetmore The impact of Texas’ abortion law has everyone talking. The law creates a civil penalty that strongly discourages having or participating in an abortion after the discovery…
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The right now owns ‘cancel culture’ thanks to Texas abortion law
By Matthew Delaney The left’s greatest attribute is knowing when to move on from something once it no longer suits them. Case and point is how they treated Bernie Sanders. …
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Can Julius Malema liberate Black Africans?
By Gugulethu Hughes He’s known all over the world. He’s a great orator, controversial politician, and entrepreneur. His name is Julius Malema, and he’s captured the hearts of people across…
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The marketing needed to build a business
By John C. Baldwin Staring at the excel document, the cell was highlighted for what felt like days. There were an infinite number of cells urgently needing to be filled…
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By Benjamin Wetmore There were a few years in the past decade where there was an honest and genuine push for serious, substantive, criminal justice reform. The decades of abuses…
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America has a brand new addiction; victimhood
By Adam B. Coleman It’s normal to want to feel acknowledged, understood, and advocated for. Being invisible in society makes it hard for others to connect with you. We all…
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Who are the “conspiracy theorists?”
By Foster UFOs, child sex trafficking, occult rituals, Reptilian elites, hollow Earth, flat Earth, the moon landing, JFK, 9/11 and, of course, The Illuminati; the list is as infinite as…
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The abortion debate isn’t about the unborn; it’s about control
By Che This past week, Texas signed into law the most restrictive anti-abortion law there is. The law prohibits terminating a pregnancy after the heartbeat is detected, around the six-week…
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Finding the “why?” in “Why should customers use my product?”
By John Baldwin Before diving into this week’s article, allow me a moment to be honest about this article. Admittedly, it was written with a bit of hesitation. After completing…
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The slavery to comfort is killing our nation
By Matthew Delaney Anyone else get the feeling our current moment just doesn’t make sense? We’re the most badass empire on the planet, yet we forfeited billions of dollars of…
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Tech companies’ censorship makes extremism attractive
By Adam B. Coleman As an American, I’ve always felt proud of the cherished freedom that is our freedom of speech. It’s the freedom to speak recklessly without legal ramifications.…
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So you want to be the founder of a Startup?
By John C. Baldwin Working in tech has a certain appeal to it. We’ve seen the hashtags and the announcements throughout various social media platforms – “I accepted an offer…
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Do conservatives actually want a cultural renaissance?
By Matthew Delaney I hope I’m not the only one rolling my eyes as conservatives pat each other’s backs for their recent success on late night shows. Fox News’ Greg…
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4 reasons to never trust the Government
By Derek Franklin “People ask me, why is it so hard to trust the government? The real question is, why is it so hard for the government to tell the…
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Segregation is back in America– thank the vaccines
By Adam B. Coleman The nearly-century long Jim Crow era remains one of the most reflected-upon periods in American history. Seeing native-born Americans living in separation simply due to their…
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The United States of Regime Change vs. Cuba
By Derek Franklin “The State is, and always has been, the great single enemy of the human race, its liberty, happiness, and progress.” (Murray Rothbard) Poet Ralph Waldo Emerson said,…
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Hollywood’s idea of reparations isn’t what you’d hope
By Shun Smith Black Americans, it’s been a long time coming. Reparations have been paid in full by Hollywood. They have done what the legislative and executive branches couldn’t do.…
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The Alpha is now an endangered species
By Che Think back to grade school for a minute. Elementary, junior high, high school, it doesn’t matter. In every class you were in, there was always that one kid…
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Biden is turning away Cuban refugees for racist reasons
By John Sullivan For decades, Cuba’s communist regime has abused the Cuban people. From denying them the basic rights of free speech, and free elections, to inhumane prison conditions where…
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Afghanistan and the cost of our American emasculation
By Matthew Delaney Of all the heart wrenching images our rapid withdrawal from Afghanistan produced, it was a short opening paragraph that hammered home that nation’s future more than anything. …
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The downside of the Civil Rights Movement
By Adam B. Coleman When I was a child, we had a portrait of Martin Luther King Jr. speaking in Washington D.C. hanging on our wall. As I grew older,…
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The new media and its influence on the American Dream
By Darius Webb What’s your definition of the American Dream? Until recently, Americans would probably give the standard “good career, suburbs, 2.3 children, and white picket fence” answer. However, with…
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The Black Lives Matter Global Network is no ally to Latin Americans
By John Sullivan For the better half of a decade, Black Lives Matter has been a rallying cry against the systemic, and institutional oppression that minorities have faced at the…
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Blind trust in Big Pharma will lead to blind compliance
By Mecca Fowler The pharmaceutical business, or “Big Pharma,” generates billions of dollars every year. This includes pharmaceutical and medical device corporations and companies that profit from global illness every…
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The unholy matrimony: Black America and LGBTQIA2S+
By Shun Smith Most Americans understand the long-fought struggle of black people to gain equal rights in the United States. During the 1960s civil rights movement, sacrifice came from both…
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Are we Christians first or black first?
By Adam B. Coleman Everywhere you look, it’s portrayed that the only way to have commonalities with black Americans is to share their pigmentation. We are always told that we…
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Andrew Cuomo and why we shouldn’t trust the media for ‘accountability’
By Matthew Delaney If Andrew Cuomo’s resignation is supposed to remind us what accountability looks like, then I’m not buying it. Especially when it’s being touted by our beloved media. …
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Che’s letter to the vaccinated community
By Che To our friends who received the Covid-19 vaccine, First, the purpose of this letter is to clarify some misconceptions floating around as to why some of your fellow…
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South Africa’s township economy and the rise of the Black Bourgeoisie
By Gugulethu Hughes With a penchant for the fine things in life, a prodigious taste in fashion and wise waters, accelerated consumerism and political connections, the South African bourgeoisie is…
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Obama’s birthday humiliation is Biden’s revenge
By Rich Danker It was supposed to be the culmination of his post-presidency, a five-year partying spree stretching from the Mediterranean to Hawaii that has put Barack Obama on the…
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Your political beliefs need to live outside your head
By Matthew Delaney Like many of the Bible’s parables, the tale of the golden calf tells us about more than just what it intends to. When Moses returned from Mount…
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The great American grift part 2
By Barrington Martin II Racism is not dead, but it is on life support — kept alive by politicians, race hustlers and people who get a sense of superiority by…
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If you want equality, you can’t have freedom
By Adam B. Coleman Within politics, much of the discussion today surrounds wanting to strive towards equality for everyone. Whether it be equality of treatment or equality economically, there’s a…
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Social Responsibility, Groupthink, and “The Shot”
By Foster We’ve entered, what you might call, “The Age of the Greater Good.” Our perception of reality has perhaps been forever altered in a span of 16 months. More…
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The Red Pill ideology, and how it can improve your life
By Che “You take the blue pill, the story ends; you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland, and I show you…
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Being anti-vax is really about being anti-fear
By Matthew Delaney Our ruling class is shielded enough to endure criticism and mockery with ease. But the one thing they can’t stand is being ignored. The moment you start…
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The poverty of thought in black South African politics
By Gugulethu Hughes The gallant Africans who, in the late 1950s, took the struggle against apartheid into the military battlefield understood their assignment, itself a culmination of African nationalism and popular resistance…
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The downfall of the CDC and NIH
By Mecca Fowler Over the course of this pandemic, most of us tried our best to stay safe and not politicize COVID-19. However, it seems our blind trust in institutions…
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Why don’t we cancel Hip-Hop?
By Adam B. Coleman I didn’t have a strong interest in Hip-Hop until my late teens. This, I felt, gave me an advantage to see it as something to not…
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How feminism helped fill a corporate need
By Che “Yaaaaaasssss Queen, live your best life. You don’t need no man, you’re a boss!” “Girl, you don’t need marriage, you need a bag…A Birkin bag!” “My baby daddies…
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Peloton royalty surprise reveals few understand music business
By Rich Danker There was much surprise recently about a report that Spotify pays just one-eighth in music royalties per song compared to Peloton as tracked for 2019, the last…
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The Caribbean canaries in the coal mine
By Matthew Delaney We’ve developed this funny habit where we need more than our eyes to recognize something as the truth. We also need to talk about it. To speak freely…
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A message to Black Women
By Curtis Scoon “Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh.” Genesis 2:24 There is an…
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