Nate Parker playing Nat Turner in the unreleased film Birth of a NationI don’t believe the furor over the 1999 Penn State Rape issue is truly about Nate Parker…nor the woman who he was accused of raping (named “Julia” in this essay)…nor is it truly about rape at all. (more…)
Dr. T. Hasan Johnson is interviewed on Mumia Obsidian Ali’s Blog Talk Radio Show on July 7, 2016!
About a week or so ago, I was pissed about what I refer to as dispassionate “Ken doll,” “good progressive men” knock offs who speak in hush tones, end sentences in questions (because someone told them that declarative statements were patriarchal), and overly cater to feminists. (more…)
“When the Federal Bureau of Investigation began tracking violent crime in 1930 the rape of men was excluded. Until 2012, the UCR, through which the FBI collects annual crime data, defined “forcible rape” [only] as carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will.” – Stemple and Meyer (2014), p. e21. (more…)
“The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” -Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (more…)
