Dad, Share Your Story with Me journal for dads, available now on Amazon Recently, I published Dad, Share Your Story with Me, a journal for a dad to pass down their stories to his kids and their kids in this own words. It becomes the book holding the story the of his life. Along withContinueContinue reading “A Journal for Dad”
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JD Vance and The Red Pill Podcast Bros
Photo from Outlookinda.com. Presidential hopeful Donald Trump’s VP pick JD Vance is a podcast bro, and his ideology reeks of Red Pill propaganda. However, while media giants like CNN and MSNBC have honed in on the misogynistic language of JD Vance, they have failed to connect his rhetoric to the growing Red Pill Movement thatContinueContinue reading “JD Vance and The Red Pill Podcast Bros”
Why President Biden Shouldn’t Drop Out of the Presidential Race
In case you missed it, Cenk Uygur is at it again, triggering liberals. Former conservative Cenk Uygur is founder of the TYT (The Young Turks), a successful news streaming platform focusing primarily on politics. Cenk is a lawyer by trade, and he and his team identify as Progressives, and I’m sure they make the headContinueContinue reading “Why President Biden Shouldn’t Drop Out of the Presidential Race”
The Curious Case of Megan Joyce Imirowicz, the Woman Who Murdered Her Father and Got Away with It (Basically)
Photo of Megan Joyce Imirowicz from Law&Crime Trials. In October 2021 in Pontiac, Michigan, 18-year-old Megan Joyce Imirowicz doused her sleeping father with lye water after he told her he was too drunk to drive her to the hair salon. As he lay asleep on the couch with a blood alcohol level above the legalContinueContinue reading “The Curious Case of Megan Joyce Imirowicz, the Woman Who Murdered Her Father and Got Away with It (Basically)”
They Don’t Deserve You: Ditching No-Good People
An ex or former so-called friend will betray or otherwise harm you, kick you aside and then double back to try to crawl into your presence. As painful as it might be, you probably should never let them in your life again. Truth(ish) Hurts The things a person says while angry are the beliefs theyContinueContinue reading “They Don’t Deserve You: Ditching No-Good People”
Chante Mallard: The Killer Nursing Assistant
Chante Mallard from CourtTV.com Whatever happened to the killer nursing assistant Chante Mallard? If you don’t remember, on October 26, 2001, in Fort Worth, Texas, after a night fueled by liquor, weed and ecstasy, nursing assistant Chante Mallard, born June 22, 1976, hopped in her car to drop off her friend Tee. What should’ve endedContinueContinue reading “Chante Mallard: The Killer Nursing Assistant”
How to Write Better
Buy my books now available on Etsy on how to write better for business owners, college students and others who just want to learn how to write better emails, texts and other documents. This article was written by Jermaine Reed, MFA, the Editor-in-Chief of The Reeders Block, who also works an Adjunct College Professor andContinueContinue reading “How to Write Better”
The Murder of Ryan Thornton: A South Side Story
Ryan Thornton. Photo from Ryan Thornton’s Facebook Page If anybody has a Chicago story, it’s Ryan Thornton, who was murdered April 23, 2017, at the age of 30, a father of four. Ryan, AKA Fly, was a friend of mine. Later, he faced murder charges. Opposite of the serious charges he was facing, Ryan smiledContinueContinue reading “The Murder of Ryan Thornton: A South Side Story”
The Misunderstanding of Phoenix Jones, a Real-Life Superhero
Photo of Self-Proclaimed Superhero Phoenix Joes. Photo from NBC. Phoenix Jones, born Benjamin Fodor in 1988, was is symbolic of what a superhero is: misunderstood but well-intentioned. In case you don’t know, Phoenix Jones is the self-proclaimed real-life superhero from Seattle, Washington, who’s also a former daycare teacher and MMA fighter. He is the manContinueContinue reading “The Misunderstanding of Phoenix Jones, a Real-Life Superhero”
A Convicted Felon President Might be a Good Thing
Photo from Boston University. Recently, former president and hopeful 2024 GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump was convicted of 34 felonies, yet he remains on the campaign trail. While Democrats, including President Joe Biden, are using the label “convicted felon” to further degrade Trump’s image, something about a convicted felon president is as American as itContinueContinue reading “A Convicted Felon President Might be a Good Thing”
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