Once you get beyond the surprisingly good job he did of defending Brett Kavanaugh during his hearings, I’ve never had a lot of particularly nice things to say about the late Lindsey Graham.
Still, I did love this story: This may seem like a big jump, but I thought about that quote when I read these comments from streamer Asmongold about an interesting Korean AI show concept that shows poor people crawling through cold pipes, facing harsh challenges, while rich people enjoy watching them from outside: Americans do have real enemies in the world. Iran considers us to be “The Great Satan.” Russia, China, and many other countries might not want all of us dead per se, but would they like to see us humbled, broken, poorer, and weaker? Absolutely. You might even legitimately have some crazy neighbor, jealous ex-girlfriend, or rival gang member that truly, specifically, wants YOU hurt, dead, or crushed. You might also have…Open
This week on “Clock It,” actress, activist and media personality La La Anthony joins Symone and Eugene live from Atlanta to discuss La La’s ThreeSixty program, which is dedicated to mentoring and supporting young men incarcerated on New York City's Rikers Island. During the conversation, the three discuss how one wrong decision can alter the course of a young person’s life, especially in Black communities. “It's decisions that are made out of impulse or trying to be cool or hanging with a certain crowd...These aren't bad kids that just wake up like, ‘I just want to do bad today’,” La La says. Visit ms.now/clockit to watch the full episodes of Clock It.
Benson has been campaigning to rally support from many key groups in Michigan, including union workers, Black communities, and the Muslim community in and around Dearborn.