Like the last two weeks, Week 11 saw chaos at the top of both conferences. Of the top three seeds in each conference, only the Ravens and Cardinals survived this Sunday without a loss. Teams that were sitting pretty suddenly find themselves in danger. All six of the teams playing this Thanksgiving lost this past …
Week 10 marked the halfway point of the season as every team has now played at least nine games in a 17-game season. Some teams took a major blow while others boosted their season. For the first time all year the Lions managed to avoid defeat, although they also failed to win. On the bright …
Dave Chappelle, a comedian some consider to be the greatest of all time, has made a career out of controversy. Across his thirty-year career, he’s demonstrated—through his boldly irreverent stand-up, the acclaimed Chappelle’s Show, and his unforgiving public persona—that he’d be anything before he’d be a conformist. His intransigence to this end has proven extremely …
Week 8 was all about the backup QBs, as four of them won games last week. Well, week 9 kept up the trend of wacky things happening, as it will go down as the week of the underdogs. Underdogs won half of the 14 games this past weekend. It could’ve been more if not for …
The \”race faces\” of political leadership are changing and becoming more diverse than ever before. I’ve often said in previous posts that politics is not my thing. But ever since New York City got its first Black mayor, then the United States of American elected its first Black president – twice – then the 2020 …
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The \”race faces\” of political leadership are changing and becoming more diverse than ever before. I’ve often said in previous posts that politics is not my thing. But ever since New York City got its first Black mayor, then the United States of American elected its first Black president – twice – then the 2020 …
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The \”race faces\” of political leadership are changing and becoming more diverse than ever before. I’ve often said in previous posts that politics is not my thing. But ever since New York City got its first Black mayor, then the United States of American elected its first Black president – twice – then the 2020 …
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Week 8 will go down as the week the 1972 Miami Dolphins can officially celebrate with some champagne. You see, it has become a yearly tradition for members of that team to celebrate when the last unbeaten team loses. The reason for this is that they want to continue being the only team to complete …
