When I was in high school, sexual education was not very good in preparing me for having a healthy, safe relationship with other guys. In fact, the person who went over sexual education in high school for us, complete with some old video, was our (male, old, white) gym teacher. It was a mess. Specifically, … Continue reading
Last night I was told by the owner of Red Hen in Lexington, VA to leave because I work for @POTUS and I politely left. Her actions say far more about her than about me. I always do my best to treat people, including those I disagree with, respectfully and will continue to do so … Continue reading
On July 22nd, 2017, the RoxVote Coalition held a Cookout with At-Large Candidates for Boston City Council behind Hibernian Hall in the rear parking lot, located in Dudley Square. Many candidates showed up to the event, including William King, Brian Keith, Domonique Williams, Althea Garrison, Joao DePina, Charles Clemmons Muhammad, and Rufus Faulk. Thanks @RoxVote … Continue reading
I don’t remember the first time I met Larry DiCara, but he definitely made an impression. It was at least 5 years ago, more or less, and I was meeting a lot of new people – sometimes every night. Like with most people, I do my research, and found out that back in 1971, he … Continue reading
April 13th, 2012 I remember the first time I actually met Elizabeth Warren, as it was quite random and rather unexpected. I had went to the doctor’s at Fenway Health on Boylston Street on April 13th, 2012. While there, a receptionist whom I have known, informed me that I should stick around because she would … Continue reading
I’m not a sports guy. My least favorite religion is sports. But when asked about how I felt about San Francisco 49ers Colin Kaepernick’s kneeling in protest against racial systemic injustice during the National Anthem before games, the answer was actually really easy: I can totally understand it. To no surprise, this is tied … Continue reading
If there is one aspect of British Parliament that I have found absolutely wonderful, it’s Prime Minster’s Question, which according to the BBC News article, “Prime minister’s questions“: Prime minister’s questions, or PMQs, is a high point of the parliamentary week. Each week, at noon on Wednesday the prime minister must come to the House … Continue reading
The exploitation of children (women and men) through marriage loopholes simply must end, esp. here in Massachusetts, because it does indeed exist here. According to the NPR article, “The Loopholes That Allow Child Marriage In The U.S.“: Child marriage isn’t just a practice that victimizes girls in poor countries. As this blog has previously reported, it’s … Continue reading
Back on November 10th, 2016, I made the Boston Metro, albeit ‘hung up’ on workplace policies relative towards the passage of the ballot measure. Notably, as can be directly next to the article, is not a particularly favorite person of mine: President Donald Trump. How this came about is actually more interesting than the result, … Continue reading
Vengeance on Varos is the first story to introduce the Sil and Mentor species. Certainly, there is a lot of political relevance regarding this story, as according to the Politics and Law of Doctor Who‘s blog post, “Vengeance on Varos: or, why English and Welsh trials aren’t televised“: The opening scene of Vengeance On Varos (1985) contains … Continue reading
