If you know anything about Illinois politics, then the accusations facing the village of Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard are not surprising. Likewise, if you know anything about black Americans and their obsession with Egypt, then you understand how Henyard got into power.

Jason Whitlock delivered what should have been a fatal blow to Stephen A. Smith's career. In a society that cherishes authenticity, Stephen A. would suffer the same backlash Tavis Smiley did when he stated that blacks fell further behind during the Obama Administration. Corporate media would shun him.

"Whoever is new to power is always harsh." This is precisely why many modern black women are lashing out. Their newly-acquired power is being challenged.

Tyre Nichols is not a casualty of white supremacy. He did not die because of an oppressive system. He is a casualty of black America's decades-long affair with trauma.

The Racial Industrial Complex has become a well-oiled machine, churning out radicalized black leftist soldiers ready to fight a race war that has already been fought.

As black Americans, we are as divided and possibly as vulnerable as we have ever been. There are battling factions of black men, black women, black liberals, black conservatives, black LGBTQ members, East Coast, West Coast, Southern, and Midwest blacks; simps, pimps, Crips, Bloods, Gangster Disciples, vaccinated, unvaccinated, etc.

Many Black men are driven by the head below the belt rather than the one above it. Women exploit this brilliantly. That is why many of them act in such illogical ways. It does not matter what a Black woman looks like, how many children out of wedlock she has, how many different men she had those children with, how much debt she is in, what her mentality towards men is, there will always be a line of men who will forgive all of her mistakes to be with her.