There’s a really dark corner of the internet where fear meets technology and people whisper about something called “gang stalking.” It’s a phrase that has taken over forums, TikToks, and YouTube channels, where thousands claim they’re being followed, tracked, or harassed by organized groups. They call themselves “Targeted Individuals” (TIs) — victims of coordinated psychological warfare meant to destroy their lives. Skeptics call it delusion. Supporters call it evidenc

Every fall, millions of Texans line up under the Ferris wheel lights at Fair Park for funnel cakes, Big Tex selfies, and that greasy-good fried-everything culture. But beneath the laughter, turkey legs, and marching bands lies a story that Dallas doesn’t talk about loud enough—the Texas State Fairgrounds were once a Ku Klux Klan recruitment site. Yep, the same grounds that now host the State Fair Classic, where Grambling State and Prairie View A&M’s drumlines shake the stadi

President Donald Trump announced that longtime aide Dan Scavino will assume leadership of the White House Presidential Personnel Office (PPO) — a powerful division responsible for vetting and recommending appointees across the federal government. Scavino, who has served as Trump’s Deputy Chief of Staff and social media strategist since the 1990s, will retain his current role while taking on this additional responsibility. Scavino replaces Sergio Gor, who has been nominated

Let’s be honest—life is a lot. Every single day we’re juggling a million little things: answering texts, clocking into work, making sure bills get paid, showing up for family, trying to stay healthy, and maybe, just maybe, carving out a little time for ourselves. By the end of the day, most of us are running on fumes and wondering why we feel so drained. But here’s the tea: it’s not always about working harder or grinding longer. Sometimes it’s the small shifts—the little tw

New York City just made history, and it’s a win for the culture. This fall, Queens officially became home to the nation’s very first HBCU Preparatory High School — a school designed from the ground up to create a direct pipeline between Black high school students and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The launch is in partnership with Delaware State University (DSU), a powerhouse HBCU with deep roots and a proud legacy of producing leaders in education, po

We live in a time where an “influencer” can change your mind faster than your mama or your pastor ever could. One post, one TikTok, one viral video—and suddenly you’re buying a $70 face cream, voting differently, or feeling like your life is trash compared to someone else’s highlight reel.

Let’s talk about something a lot of people don’t want to say out loud: $15 an hour will never be enough! Let’s Do the Real Math On paper, $15/hr looks decent. But let’s break it down: 👉 $15/hr x 40 hrs = $600/week before taxes.👉 That’s about $2,400 a month. Now stop and think about your actual life Rent or mortgage? $1,000–$1,500 gone instantly. Utilities (electric, gas, water, internet, phone)? $300–$400. Groceries? Another $400–$600.

We’ve talked about the symptoms. We’ve talked about the pain, the gaslighting, and the cost. Now, it’s time to talk about something they almost never bring up in doctor’s offices or pamphlets: The connection between trauma and fibromyalgia. Because for a lot of us, fibromyalgia didn’t just show up out of nowhere. It came after something. After a major loss. After years of unprocessed stress. After abuse. After pushing past your limit for so long, your body finally said, E

In Part 1, we covered the basics: what fibromyalgia is, how many people it affects, new treatments in 2025, and natural remedies that actually help. But if you’ve been living with this condition—or watching someone you love suffer through it , you know there’s a lot more to the story. Because fibromyalgia isn’t just a diagnosis. It’s a life disruption. It messes with your money, your mental health, your sense of self, and sometimes your belief in the entire healthcare sys

Let’s be real—fibromyalgia is one of those silent battles a lot of people fight, but barely anybody talks about. The pain, the fatigue, the brain fog, the judgment from others who say, “But you don’t look sick.” Sis, let’s talk about it—loudly, clearly, and with facts. Whether you’ve been diagnosed, you’re still trying to figure out what’s going on with your body, or you're watching someone you love go through it—this post is for you. We're unpacking what fibromyalgia really

Let’s be real—life moves fast. Between endless scrolling, non-stop notifications, and the mental gymnastics of juggling work, family, and dr

For years, wellness was tied to appearances: sculpted abs, spotless skin, glowing green juices in filtered light. But in 2025, the script is flipping. The new wellness isn’t about perfection. It’s about feeling good—mentally, physically, and emotionally. And here’s the thing: it’s not just a vibe—it’s a measurable shift. Today, people are waking up to a new truth: real wellness isn’t about how you look. It’s about how you feel—mentally, physically, emotionally, and energe

Let me say this loud for the people in the back: YouTube is not playing with y’all anymore. Starting July 15, if your videos are fully AI-generated, copy-pasted, or just plain lazy, you can go ahead and kiss your monetization check goodbye. YouTube is rolling out some serious changes to its Partner Program, and this affects all of us — creators, businesses, side hustlers, and especially those faceless channels with text-to-speech and copycat content. As a blogger and YouTub

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Hey, Listen, if you’ve been sittin’ around wondering whether it’s the right time to start your own business, let me tell you somethin’—there