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Black Mother's Womb Lynchings.

Opening Statement

In America today, the most dangerous place for a Black child is not the streets—it’s the womb. While history remembers 3,446 Black lives lynched between 1882 and 1968, abortion now surpasses that number every three days. This is not a metaphor. This is a system. And it’s time we name it: Black Mother's Womb Lynchings.

This message is not about shame—it’s about truth. It’s about the spiritual emergency unfolding in silence. It’s about the political betrayal that sold out Black women for campaign checks. It’s about the cultural numbness that lets Planned Parenthood profit from Black death while calling it empowerment.

We are not powerless. Black mothers have the authority to dismantle this system—not through protest signs, but through sacred decisions. Every time a woman chooses life, she breaks the cycle. Every time a man takes ownership, he rewrites the narrative. Every time a community refuses to be silent, legacy is born.

This is a reckoning. This is a call to conscience. This is a movement. Black Mother's Womb Lynchings ends when we choose life. And the time is now.

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🗣️ Opening Statement

In America today, the most dangerous place for a Black child is not the streets—it’s the womb. While history remembers 3,446 Black lives lynched between 1882 and 1968, abortion now surpasses that number every three days. This is not a metaphor. This is a system. And it’s time we name it: Black Mothers Womb Lynchings.

This message is not about shame—it’s about truth. It’s about the spiritual emergency unfolding in silence. It’s about the political betrayal that sold out Black women for campaign checks. It’s about the cultural numbness that lets Planned Parenthood profit from Black death while calling it empowerment.

We are not powerless. Black mothers have the authority to dismantle this system—not through protest signs, but through sacred decisions. Every time a woman chooses life, she breaks the cycle. Every time a man takes ownership, he rewrites the narrative. Every time a community refuses to be silent, legacy is born.

This is a reckoning. This is a call to conscience. This is a movement. Black Mother's Womb Lynchings ends when we choose life. And the time is now.

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Snoop Dogg’s recent comments about LGBTQ+ content in children’s media struck a nerve because they voiced what millions of parents have been thinking but are afraid to say: enough is enough. When a grandfather takes his grandson to a movie and ends up having to explain same-sex parenting mid-scene, it’s not just awkward—it’s a symptom of a culture that’s forcing families to confront ideology they didn’t invite. This isn’t about hate; it’s about boundaries, values, and the right to raise children without being blindsided by content that contradicts what’s taught at home. From drag queens reading to grade schoolers to gay kissing scenes in teen shows, the saturation is real—and the silence from those who disagree is growing louder. Snoop may have the fame to speak freely, but the message he delivered belongs to every parent who’s tired of being pushed aside.

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Snoop Dogg’s recent comments about LGBTQ+ content in children’s media struck a nerve because they voiced what millions of parents have been thinking but are afraid to say: enough is enough. When a grandfather takes his grandson to a movie and ends up having to explain same-sex parenting mid-scene, it’s not just awkward—it’s a symptom of a culture that’s forcing families to confront ideology they didn’t invite. This isn’t about hate; it’s about boundaries, values, and the right to raise children without being blindsided by content that contradicts what’s taught at home. From drag queens reading to grade schoolers to gay kissing scenes in teen shows, the saturation is real—and the silence from those who disagree is growing louder. Snoop may have the fame to speak freely, but the message he delivered belongs to every parent who’s tired of being pushed aside.

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Opening Statement: God Does Not Help Lazy People

Stop blaming God for what you won’t build. He’s not your backup plan. He’s not your excuse. He’s a multiplier—not a magician. And He does not invest in passivity.

"You want favor? Move. You want breakthrough? Work. You want purpose? Show up." Lucky-The Educator.

Because heaven does not subsidize laziness. And grace is not a loophole for sloth.

God helps the faithful, not the fragile. The diligent, not the dormant. So if you’re waiting for Him to do what you refuse to start— You’re not praying. You’re procrastinating.

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Satire

“BREAKING: Diddy has escaped from jail—live on the air. No warning, no press release, just one smooth sidesteps and a sprint to TD Jakes Home.”

The studios in meltdown, the news desk’s spinning, and we’re broadcasting every second of it. Button down the hatches, crank the volume, and witness the most stylish jailbreak in broadcast history.

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“Trump: Can Blacks Be Racist?

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In a nation built on racial hierarchy, the term “racism” has been weaponized, distorted, and misapplied—especially when aimed at Black people. From slavery to segregation, from Dred Scott to Brown v. Board, the machinery of white supremacy has defined who holds power and who suffers under it. Yet in 2025, the false equivalence persists: that a Black insult equals white domination. It does not. Racism is not a feeling—it is a system. And Blacks cannot be racist because we have never controlled the institutions that enforce racial oppression. This statement is not a plea for sympathy—it is a demand for clarity, legacy, and truth.

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Holy Tampons in the Men’s Bathroom, Batman!

This satirical piece critiques how extreme workplace inclusivity efforts—particularly those centered around GLOBQT+ identity—can unintentionally marginalize straight Americans. Through exaggerated humor and superhero parody, it highlights:

• Performative Inclusivity: Policies that prioritize symbolic gestures (e.g. pronoun rituals, drag brunches) over genuine respect and fairness.
• Unequal Expression: GLOBQT+ identities are often celebrated, while straight employees feel silenced or penalized for expressing their own values or humor.
• Emotional Double Standards: Straight individuals are expected to suppress discomfort or dissent, while others are encouraged to center their emotional experiences.
• Identity Hierarchies: Overemphasis on identity categories fosters competition and resentment, rather than unity.
• Call for True Equity: The piece advocates for a workplace culture where all voices—regardless of identity—are respected equally, and inclusion doesn’t come at the cost of fairness.

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D.C. Police Can Now Alert ICE During Traffic Stops Under New Order.

Law-abiding Democrats, Force Your Liberal Mayor to Do the Same.

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Black Mayor Goes Full Trump/ICE

In a move that stunned both allies and critics, the Black mayor of Washington, D.C. has issued an executive order authorizing police to notify ICE during traffic stops—marking a full embrace of Trump-style enforcement. This isn’t a quiet policy shift; it’s a loud signal. The era of sanctuary posturing is over. Officers are now empowered to act, not observe. ICE is back in play, and with it, a message to every repeat offender, drug user, and reckless driver: lawlessness will no longer be tolerated under the banner of compassion.

Across America, mayors must take note. The D.C. mayor didn’t just sign an order—he set a precedent. He chose clarity over confusion, enforcement over appeasement, and public safety over political optics. From St. Paul to Oakland, leaders must decide: will they protect law-abiding families or continue to negotiate with chaos? The blueprint is here. The signal is undeniable. A Black mayor went full Trump—and ICE is no longer sidelined.

"The D.C. mayor’s executive order authorizing police to notify ICE during traffic stops is more than a policy shift—it’s a declaration. It signals a full embrace of Trump-style enforcement, where federal coordination replaces political restraint and law enforcement is finally unshackled. This isn’t about optics—it’s about outcomes. It’s about restoring authority to officers who are trained to intercept lawbreakers, not negotiate with them. ICE is back in play, and with it, a message to every repeat offender, drug user, and reckless driver: the era of unchecked lawlessness is over." Lucky-The Educator

Across the country, mayors must take note. The days of sanctuary posturing and selective enforcement have failed families, fractured communities, and surrendered public space to chaos. D.C. chose a different path—one rooted in clarity, consequence, and courage. From St. Paul to San Francisco, leaders must follow suit. Law-abiding families are watching. They’re waiting. And they deserve mayors who will protect them without apology. The blueprint is here. The signal is loud. ICE is back in play.

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Opening Statement

"This episode, I confront a question that’s been weaponized to silence, distort, and divide: Is Louis Farrakhan racist—or is the label “racist” being used to reject a voice that demands accountability, autonomy, and truth? This is not a defense of personality—it’s a defense of principle. Farrakhan’s message challenges men to rise, women to lead, families to protect, and communities to heal. He affirms constitutional rights, condemns cultural decay, and exposes systemic violence—including the legalized killing of unborn Black children. If these truths provoke discomfort, we must ask: Is it hate—or is it impact? "

Lucky-The Educator

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