In Season 3, Episode 8 of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton explains why he values his ancestors over scrambling politicians.  

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton explores the meaning of Juneteenth and "woke" people's sensitive feelings. 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton examines  Mo'Nique's controversial comments about Black women. 

In this episode of Dr.  Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton examines the state of masks during the COVID19 pandemic.

Synnika Alek-Chizoba Lofton is an award winning performance poet, educator, and recording artist. He is the author of 17 books and more than 170 spoken word albums, Eps, singles, and digital downloads. He holds a BA and an MFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College. He teaches literature at Chesapeake Bay Academy and Composition and Public Speaking at Norfolk State University. For more information, check out the official websites: www.officialsynnika.com and www.iamguerrilla.com 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton examines Critical Race Theory and analyzes why Republican law makers are deathly afraid of it. 

Synnika Alek-Chizoba Lofton tackles American racism  after President Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and Tim Scott claim that  "America is not a racist country." 

In this episode, Synnika Lofton exposes All Lives Matter and Blue Lives Matter as reactionary trends. In his opinion, these groups are emotional reactions to Black resistance.  

Synnika Alek-Chizoba Lofton examines the unfortunate death of Ma'Khia Bryant and questions the actions of police officers as well as the actions of the community. 

In the Season Two finale, Synnika Lofton reflects on the power and influence of hip hop icon DMX. 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, "For Black Men Who Have Considered Violence When a Middle Finger is Enough,"  Synnika Lofton explores how the mental health of Black men is often ignored.