HeyJaredCarron J. Phillips
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In 2026, Azeez Al-Shaair’s ‘Controversial’ Eye Blacks Are The Closest Thing To Athlete Activism [Op-Ed] (opens the original)
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Raised fists stripped Tommie Smith and John Carlos of their Olympic medals. Kneeling got Colin Kaepernick blackballed. Valuing life keeps getting Azeez Al-Shaair fined. Nowadays, this is what “buck-breaking” looks like. The Houston Texans linebacker has become quite the “disturbance” this year, depending on your geopolitical views and sense of humanity, as he’s been in the news more for his equipment choices than for his on-field production. Before last Sunday’s game in Indianapolis against the
The News Media Boycott Of Trump’s White House Is Long Overdue [Op-Ed] (opens the original)
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For over a decade, the American news media served as a punching bag to a man who was obsessed with punking them. On Monday, members of the press finally realized that self-preservation is usually the best option. Last week, President Donald Trump threw his latest temper tantrum by banning the likes of CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House. He was upset with their “unfavorable coverage,” deeming it “fake news” — which, as we know, is just any information he doesn’t like, whether it’s tru
The Faltering US Voting System Unveils The Illusion Of Democracy [Op-Ed] (opens the original)
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In the past, political cynics and those who abstained from voting may have had a point — albeit a weak one. Today, however, their stance isn’t just one of apathy; it reveals a troubling form of narcissism. The belief that this country was founded on the principles of freedom through enfranchisement has always been a myth, given that America has always participated in disenfranchising its own citizens. Depending on when you read this, you may find yourself in a world either without mail-in ballot
Oddly, The Cleveland Browns Signify The End Of The Plight Of Black NFL Quarterbacks [Op-Ed] (opens the original)
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One is unproven. The other is hated by his own fanbase. However, both of them are gainfully employed. To understand just how far Black quarterbacks have come in the NFL, pay attention to Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders in Cleveland. The Browns have a quarterback problem this season, as usual. According to a recent ESPN report, since the NFL expanded to 32 teams (2002), no team has gone through more Week 1 starting quarterbacks than Cleveland, with 18. This year is as complicated as it’s ever
Florida Politics Embody How Black People Are Not A Monolith — For Better And Worse [Op-Ed] (opens the original)
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If you ever needed proof that the adage, “all skinfolk ain’t kinfolk,” is true, the race to the 2026 midterms in Florida stands as evidence. Byron Donalds is attempting to do what Andrew Gillum couldn’t do back in 2018: become Florida’s first Black governor, but as a Republican. To put it nicely, Donalds makes Clarence Thomas look like Marcus Garvey. This is a man who thought the case against Trump for his mishandling of classified documents was “insane” because it “never made sense” to him why
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