During the Antebellum South, the slaves were forced to make what they can as far as nourishment by consuming the scraps of the masters' plates and made cuisine. As time went on it started to become less and less nourishment and more and more destruction. So is the food destructive or the culture?

When it comes to who we decide is the hero or the villain; is it based on logic or fandom?

Back in the days dating used to be a simple as getting a job, now it's like trying to find a needle in a haystack or in some cases the other way around! Has the roles changed or has the market plummeted?

Everyone has a generation that grew up differently and experienced life a different way, but what if were much more similar that we think?

We all have those vices that we have that affect our every day lives, but when does it go too far?

Music can be a therapeutic and liberating experience if used in the right way, but what if what we listen changes the trajectory of our everyday lives?

During the Renaissance and Medieval Times, we were fortunate enough to look at the great thinkers and leaders of the times: Da Vinci, Shakespeare, Michelangelo, and what are we left with.. Kardashian, Biden, Sexxy Red?

Feminism has convinced people that women are equal to all men in every way but still has yet to be proven by how the dating market, but what if it was the people that started feminism that ruined dating in the first place?

As black Americans we have a tendency of always trying to outdo one another but never uplifting one another. Do we enjoy destruction or are we afraid of change?

When chivalry died (I mean was killed!), things started to take a toll when this new wave of feminism started to kick but for some reason why are the individuals that killed it in the first place still want equal treatment?