One Night in Miami
The Impossible Whopper
The Term Diversity & Inclusion is a Bumper Sticker
Take a Knee
Ethnic TV
Biographical Drama
One Night in Miami is a fictionalized account based on actual events that took place in 1964. Malcolm X, Sam Cooke, Jim Brown and Muhammad Ali. What would have… could have taken place had these four men gathered in a hotel room in Miami in 1964? Actor/Director Regina King sets the stage… Story: Adapted for […]
Consumer
I can resist fast food. But I cannot resist Burger King. My latest discovery at Burger King? The Impossible Whopper. Now I’ve been eating Whoppers in volume for more decades than I’d care to say. I was even a Burger King inspector for a management company for a few months in the late ‘80’s. And […]
Diversity
The term Diversity & Inclusion has served as modern speak for the entire diversity space. Like a bumper sticker… Sounds great but… For the last decade, it’s how our society has greeted the effort to support, encourage, celebrate people from underrepresented groups. But the reality is that it exists as a shelter. A shelter that […]
Sports
I’m not sure what delayed me writing this post considering the subject matter… Maybe because its was so much in the news and I tend to avoid all things news – NO NEWS IS GOOD NEWS – But now that the dust has settled, it IS time to give it an audience… So Colin Kaepernick […]
Diversity
I’ve been writing about television a lot lately. It’s a symptom of the fact that my babysitters as a child were a 19 inch Magnavox floor model with retractable doors and a black and white Zenith with rabbit ears. Latest TV milestone: Ethnic TV. I bet they call it that at ABC as well… Maybe […]
