It’s Pride Month, and lately I’ve been thinking about attraction and compatibility. Not attraction in the simple sense of who catches my eye. Not who I think is handsome. Not who I would swipe right on. Something deeper. Over the last few weeks, I’ve found myself looking back at the men I’ve been attracted to […]
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#3 ofnAmazon’s African Poetry Books Martone Celebrates Best-Selling Book Amidst Challenges, Shares Commitment to Empowerment and Artistic IntegrityDate: April 14, 2025Location: Detroit, MI Martone, renowned musician and author, proudly announces that their book Deep & Raw: The Erotica of Martone achieved #3 Best Seller status on Amazon on April 12, 2025—marking a major milestone in
Click the image to read the backstory For years, I have worked in television, radio, and the music industry, honing my ability to craft and deliver compelling stories. Alongside talented professionals, I have written and distributed press releases that effectively engage media outlets. So when I recently submitted a fact-based press release about TuneCore’s ongoing
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Toxic masculinity isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a reality that plays out in everyday conversations, often in the most unnecessary ways. Whether it’s an unprompted declaration of heterosexuality, an overreaction to a harmless discussion, or a defensive posture that makes zero sense, fragile masculinity is everywhere. Let’s break down a real-life encounter and dissect the psychology
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The Golden Era of Artistic Grace There was a time when artists carried themselves with a sense of grace, mystery, and sophistication. Icons like Janet Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Michael Jackson had a presence that transcended trends. They were polished in interviews, poised in public, and their artistry spoke louder than any controversy. While only
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Censored, Silenced, but Never Stopped: TikTok’s Racist Hypocrisy Against Black Queer Creators If you’re a Black Queer artist pushing boundaries and expressing your truth, TikTok might not be the platform for you—at least, not if you expect fair treatment. Once again, my content has been wrongfully flagged and removed under the false claim that it
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