“We must take a stand for these babby becuse these babby can’t frigth back,” explained a press release from the 93rd Arkansas General Assembly.
John McAfee once tweeted that he’d love to be extradited, serve long prison term in U.S.
Likening John McAfee’s situation to that of Jeffrey Epstein, many surmised that there is foul play afoot in McAfee’s reported apparent suicide.
Phil Anselmo (finally) apologizes for appropriating “Walk on, homeboy” in signature Pantera song
Many of Anselmo’s Facebook Top Fans seemed very supportive, and some shared stories of times that they, too, had encountered people of color in real-life situations.
20 shot in past week as Baltimore sees surge in coronaviolence, return to normalcy
Baltimore averages just a smidge over 300 homicides annually, which is peanuts compared to some cities whose names were not available at press time.
We reflect back upon all the times in history when the good guys were the book burners
With censorship of long-revered children’s books in the news, the Brown Valley Observer looks back through the history of beneficial censorship.
Barry Bonds reportedly checked his own pulse upon hearing that baseball’s Home Run King was dead
Bonds says he breathed a sigh of relief when he realized they were “only talking about Hank Aaron”.
