(ThyBlackMan.com) The unified, united African-American family with clearly defined roles and a strong sense of self worth and identity is the true power and victory for every single member of that family. It is the foundational core of our communities, the church and the Mosque. It is the launching pad for ...

(ThyBlackMan.com) Any major political program in the new century should be evaluated by its ability to state the need for a new educational paradigm; one which establishes a constitutional guarantee to education, that de-institutionalizes knowledge and learning, and one which provides all who want to learn with access to learning ...

(ThyBlackMan.com) In today’s contemporary times, perhaps it could be said that the n-word is just simply another racial slur or derogatory word.  But it is not the contemporary definition of the word which is so controversial; it’s the [historical] baggage that comes along with the word. And though the context ...

(ThyBlackMan.com) In what areas have you or are you believing God for or have been praying and seeking God’s direction?  Spiritual growth? Improved health? Financial freedom?  Love and relationship? In each of these areas, we are all seeking something, we all are hoping and praying for the best outcome. We ...

(ThyBlackMan.com) Christian believers are not immune from thinking negative. In a culture that routinely expects the possible from the impossible, that’s hard to believe. We sometimes demand that “perfection” (whatever that is) is the goal. The fact is nobody – believer or not – is perfect! We all fall. The ...

(ThyBlackMan.com) On October 20, 2022, sports fans were able to enjoy a “Sports Equinox”, the day when all five U.S. professional leagues of the NBA, NFL, NHL, Major League Baseball, and Major League Soccer overlap and deliver one grand evening of sports. It could be argued that among African/Black sports ...

(ThyBlackMan.com) For everything there is a reason. There is a reason our people (African Americans) will not work together. There is a reason our people do not trust each other. There is a reason we play crabs in a basket, pulling each other down and betraying each other instead of ...

(ThyBlackMan.com) In the 1800’s African Americans were in the congress of the United States. African Americans even owned slaves and/or indentured servants (no I am not bragging about that). By the 1920s we had Black Wall street, the most successful business community circulation of the dollar that has ever existed ...