Rico The Opinionist

The same black women who are PUBLICLY attacking LeBron James and his son, Bronny, for taking a fit, feminine, young, attractive, blonde white girl (with her own hair and natural hair color) to the prom, who PUBLICLY ranted and raved about the possibility of Roe V Wade being overturned, who PUBLICLY cried foul at the thought of breastfeeding their own babies after the news of a baby formula shortage, who ALWAYS yell about the so called black male oppression of black Women, who PUBLICLY laughed and celebrated after hearing the rumor and then the actual announcement of Kevin Samuels’ passing, and who ALWAYS love to quote Malcolm X’s very out dated statement about black women being the least protected, most disrespected group in America (BTW, NONE of these chicks PUBLICLY wished Malcolm X a happy birthday on the 19th of this month) have yet to PUBLICLY DENOUNCE, attack, demean, and wish death on the white male mass shooter who murdered six black women during his rampage. Maybe he has a cur

The supposed shortage of manufactured baby formula and the very idea of modern women breastfeeding MORE has really ruffled a lot of their feathers. The excuses, my bad, the reasoning behind why breastfeeding a human being that is born from their bodies are coming out of the woodworks. Instead of just saying, “Because I just don’t want to.” Or “It’s just such an inconvenience for ME.” Some are bringing up medical reasons for why breastfeeding is an impossibility for a very small population of young women of childbearing age. Now, if the woman is over the age of 35 trying to give birth, more than likely she can only produce powdered milk. Hey, it is what it is. But what I find to be most interesting is that most women today can so easily reject something that is natural to them such as breastfeeding the little human life that formed and grew inside her body; thus, consciously maneuvering away from the most important bonding period between mother and child. While on the other hand, if a m

Ok. The historic abortion decision Roe V Wade has recently been struck down by the Supreme Court of the United States and the American populace has angrily and aggressively chosen sides as usual. One side is claiming that a woman’s right to get an abortion at her convenience has been taken away. That same side is also saying that “if you don’t have Fallopian tubes, a uterus or a vagina, stay out of a woman’s reproductive business!” Funny, this same side NEVER says this to the Tranz community. Oh well. I guess that would be too much like right. The other side is cheering and saying, “Good, abortion is murder!” “Protect the unborn!” “Take accountability ladies for your sexual behavior or sexual reproductive choices the very same way men are held accountable, but through the legal system !” They are saying, “You only want planned parenthood funded because you are too cheap to pay for your own abortions and you want tax payers to continue to fund the results of your one night stands when

  In posts on Instagram and in a few of the Grambling State University alumni groups, the 69th Miss Grambling was acknowledged and celebrated and rightfully so. However, I think 69 women to serve as a queen to zero young men ever getting to serve as a king on campus is enough and has gone on for too long. I think it’s past time for this eternally single campus queen position to exist without and campus King or Mr. Grambling position.   I think it is past time that my beloved Grambling State University has an election for a Mr. Grambling State University. In the times that we are currently living in ( Diversity and Inclusion ) and not already having a Mr. Grambling election is looking like hypocrisy, contradiction, and gender bias on the campus of Grambling State University. When I was student at Grambling in the day, the thought of a Mr. Grambling election never entered mind and this thought was never introduced by ANYONE in the student body, on the faculty nor by anyone in leadership