Thanksgiving Day Parades: Enough with the singing and dancing! What has happened to the Macy’s now Dunkin Day Parade? It seems like Broadway and the flashy dancers have taken over, with non-stop marketing for their mediocre musicals and talentless dancers. How many times do we have to endure this before the parades get canceled? Kids…
In the ever-evolving landscape of comedy, there are certain luminaries whose impact is so profound that they leave an indelible mark on the industry. One such trailblazing figure is Flip Wilson, a comedian whose ingenious humor and unparalleled wit revolutionized the art of stand-up and paved the way for generations of comedians to come. Born…
Dear Makers of “Echo,” As a seasoned media executive with a rich background in television production and journalism, I approached your latest Marvel/Disney series, “Echo,” with a blend of excitement and high expectations. The premise of featuring a Native American in a mainstream comic adaptation, coupled with the intriguing incorporation of a Deaf character using…
Was Christmas illegal in America? Christmas, a holiday synonymous with joy, celebration, and heartwarming traditions, once faced a period of prohibition in a place where it is now widely celebrated: the United States of America. This historical anomaly, often overlooked, offers a fascinating glimpse into the complex tapestry of American cultural and religious history. The…
September 26: A Date of Game-Changers, Pop Culture Icons, and Alliances that Shaped the World September 26! It might appear to be a regular day, just another square on the calendar grid, but ah, how you underestimate it! What if I told you that this single date has carved its indelible signature across the annals…
Insurrection – Good or Bad? Insurrections and uprisings against established authority have been a significant part of human history. These events often mark pivotal moments in the shaping of nations and societies. Here’s a list of notable insurrections throughout history, each underpinned by a mix of social, political, and cultural factors: Spartacus Revolt (73-71 BC):…
I was the first white person these kids had ever seen; at first, they were scared, and then they realized I was just a silly bald guy, and they followed me everywhere. This Village is in the northeast of the country, an hour or two north of Jos, and “Boko Haram” took some of these…
In Memoriam: Remembering the Indomitable Diane Feinstein Today, our nation mourns the passing of a true trailblazer, a titan of the Senate, and a tireless champion for the people. Diane Feinstein, the longest-serving female Senator in United States history, left an indelible mark on the political landscape. As we bid farewell to this remarkable woman…
The U.S. Declaration of Independence, adopted on July 4, 1776, is a foundational document that played a transformative role in American history. However, its influence extends far beyond the borders of the United States. The Declaration’s ideals and principles have had a profound impact on nations across the world, shaping revolutions, inspiring movements for freedom,…
The Business of Conflict: How War Becomes a Lucrative Industry In the modern era, the nature of conflict has evolved. While historical battles were fought over territorial claims or ideological differences, today’s conflicts often mask a more sinister motive—financial gain. Across the globe, nations embroiled in conflicts are perceived not only as battlegrounds but also…
