November 9, 2018 V. Knowles
No matter what he does, or how many evangelical preachers attempt to convince me of Donald Trump's divine appointment to prevent the dismantling of the church in America and the socialistic takeover by the crazy, godless lefties, I remain unmoved and unconvinced.
October 24, 2018 V. Knowles
In the wake of the #MeToo movement, white men, who many not be guilty, are being accused and feel hunted for no reason. Black men say: Welcome to the club.
October 5, 2018 Tiffani Knowles
Being wronged by the men in the lives of the men with whom women are or have been in relationship, there are four types of men to blame. Read who they are and how the screw up the boys in their care.
October 5, 2018 V. Knowles
Bill Cosby and Brett Kavanaugh. One men has been sentenced. The other is on the defense. Yet, both are in a devil's triangle.
September 18, 2018 V. Knowles
The dilemma, facing any minister of the gospel witnessing to a world of Kate Spades and Anthony Bourdains, is sharing the knowledge that coming to Christ does not mean all your troubles will disappear. How does one lay hold of the blessed life?
August 29, 2018 V. Knowles
Stephen Miller, the wizard behind the curtain, the power behind the throne is the architect of most of the immigration policy put forth by Donald Trump. Yet, he is product of chain migration.
August 2, 2018 V. Knowles
At every juncture, on every corner, there is a constant daily reminder to the black person that he or she is the presumed, primary source of discomfort, disquiet and distress. Why does one race have a better chance than the other?
August 2, 2018 Tiffani Knowles
After over a decade of abstinence while dating, I've come to a realization. Here are 8 reasons why virginity turns guys all the way off.
June 27, 2018 V. Knowles
Do you remember all the talk of draining the swamp and the arrival of a new day in Washington---the stench of business as usual disappearing over the horizon with the heralded appearance of the gentleman from New York? Are we turning backwards?
April 17, 2018 V. Knowles
Fifty years after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr, columnist V. Knowles sits down to have a conversation with Brendt Hill, a man who identifies as a Black American and has lived through the pre and post-civil rights era in America. He believes the dream has not been realized.