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If Democrats fail to grow our economy and jobs, they will lose the House and the Senate in the midterm elections, in 2022.

Any lifestyle change should be carefully considered, with a range of options explored and compared on their merits. Respite care is no different, in fact, you will want to add a little more rigour to your research process and have a clear understanding of what constitutes respite care, and how that satisfies your unique needs. There may be some facilities that offer respite care at your home or at their unit, so look around to see what is available. Knowing what’s out there will give you peace of mind during this transition with the confidence you are making the right decision. 

ThyBlackMan.com) Critical race theory, toxic masculinity and systemic racism are as real as the Easter Bunny, Leprechauns or Alf. All are fake, made-up non-existent fabrications of some wandering mind. The first three are inherently evil and grotesque and are just as nebulous as constructs created by Carl Jung or Sigmund Freud. These concepts go against all that I was taught and believe with respect to fairness, equity, liberty, justice and equal rights under the law. It is impractical for me to scientifically accept that it is possible to gauge and judge a person’s character and all a...

( ThyBlackMan.com) One of my favorite movies of all-time is “Deep Cover,” starring Laurence Fishburne. The movie debuted in 1992. Fishburne plays Russell Stevens Jr., an undercover Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) agent. During his initial interview with the DEA, Fishburne’s character was asked: “So, Officer Stevens, tell me, do you know the difference between a Black man and a n–ger?” Fishburne’s reply was epic: “The n–ger’s the one that would even answer that question.” Likewise, I have a similar question for Black Republicans: Do you know the difference between the “r...

( ThyBlackMan.com) No matter what your reasons are for divorcing, the process is emotional and often troubling. The emotions are even greater if there are children involved and you also have to negotiate child custody arrangements. Many couples have a hard time imagining sharing custody of their children and missing spending time with them. That is, unfortunately, a reality that comes with divorce. One of the primary concerns that many couples have is who decides child custody arrangements. Is it one spouse or the other? Do both spouses have to agree? Who settles disputes? Put together by a ...