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Two Sides Of The Justice System

Alderwoman and her staff member are injured during this violent protest. Look at the faces. No one goes to jail, no one gets beaten or tear gassed by the police. On the other hand, when we utilize violence as an ends, it becomes national news, but since this happened in Brighton Park and not Englewood, Roseland, Austin or Woodlawn, the story will simply just fade away.

Robert Card Murders And Injures At Least 30 In Lewiston Maine

I'm not sure what the population numbers are in Lewiston Maine but more will come out about this. If it was a Foundational attack, let's see if Joe old decrepit a** pushes this hate crime bill for us. RIP to those that lost their lives in another tragic incident.

As A Black Straight Man, I'm Tired Of Absorbing These Attacks

Somehow, this young lady found a way to circle back and vaguely blame straight black men for Dwight Howard's alleged sexual assault of another man.

1. This totally LGBTQ misbehavior. This is not on straight black men or the NBA or the NFL. Dwight is the one who allegedly raped a man, not a group of uninvolved black men.
2. Dwight Howard PRETENDED to be straight the whole time.....while making tons of baby mothers and portraying the worst stereotypes of straight black men.....all while secretly being LGBTQ. So...yeah....if black men are a little angry about that....I can understand that.
3. The reason ppl arent all over the SA CLAIMS are because they are ALLEGATIONS.

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Jada Pinkett Smith's Memoir Is A Flop

Jada Pinkett Smith's headline-making memoir is not selling as many copies as might be expected, despite some eyebrow-raising admissions in major interviews ahead of its launch.


Pinkett Smith released her autobiography, Worthy, on October 17 but the book is making little impact on multiple bestseller lists.

Newsweek has contacted Pinkett Smith's representatives via email for comment.

On Amazon Books, the world's most popular book selling site, according to Statista, Worthy sits at number 81 on its bestseller list and at the time of writing had gained only 114 ratings and 64 reviews. It failed to make the top 100 on the Kindle e-reader chart, where it had only sold 2,700 copies by the end of last week.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is seen in New York City on October 16, 2023. Her new memoir, "Worthy" is not selling as many copies as might be expected. MEGA/GC IMAGES
Over on Barnes & Noble and the Publishers Weekly lists, Worthy had not cracked the top 100 either.

Pinkett Smith's memoir has been outsold by a number of other celebrities' titles, including Arnold Schwarzenegger's self-help book, Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life, and Britney Spears' hotly anticipated The Woman In Me.

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star John Stamos' memoir has also outsold Worthy to rank at number 36 on Barnes & Noble's weekly best seller list.

Customer reviews of Worthy on Amazon Books have been divided.

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Tyler Perry Has Already Moved On From BET; Inks New Deal With Netflix

Filmmaker and media mogul Tyler Perry has struck a new, multi-year first-look deal with Netflix that will see him write, direct and produce features for the streamer.

News of the creative partnership comes following Perry’s pact with Amazon Studios in November 2022 to write, direct and produce four features for Prime Video. Perry comes to it after working extensively with Netflix in recent years, including on the forthcoming features Six Triple Eight and Mea Culpa.


Exec produced by Kerry Washington, who also leads the starry ensemble, Six Triple Eight spotlights the inspiring true story of the first and only Women’s Army Corp unit of color to be stationed overseas during World War II. Kelly Rowland and Trevante Rhodes star in Mea Culpa, a film about a criminal defense attorney who takes on the case of an artist who may or may not have murdered his girlfriend.

Other past Perry films for Netflix include recent Humanitas Prize winner A Jazzman’s Blues, a tale of forbidden love that world premiered in Toronto; A Madea Homecoming, the 12th installment of the billion-dollar Madea franchise, in which Perry also stars; and the thriller A Fall from Grace starring Crystal Fox.

Perry’s personal story will soon be coming to the screen via Maxine’s Baby: The Tyler Perry Story, a doc directed for Amazon Studios and Bekele Films by Gelila Bekele and Armani Ortiz, which has been set to world premiere as AFI Fest’s centerpiece film on October 27, at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. Reps for the always-busy multi-hyphenate are WME and Johnson Shapiro Slewett & Kole.

Tyler Perry Strikes Multi-Year First-Look Film Deal With Netflix

Another Murder Being Ruled A Suicide.

We get hung, suicide, we get shot in a forest, suicide, we get found on the ground at a sleepover, suicide, we get found dead in an attic, suicide. Yep, I'm just lazy and complaining and need to pull myself up by my bootstraps. Yada yada yada.

New Discoveries On Obama And His Personal Chef

Original reports said, the Chef was found Naked in a Pond in 8 ft of Water. But the Pond is only 4 1/2 ft Deep. What happened?

Min. Farrakhan Files 5 Billion Dollar Lawsuit Against The ADL

Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, who for decades has spouted off about “Satanic” Jews who control the government and Hollywood and once called Hitler a “great man” — is claiming his venomous reputation is a “false narrative” pushed by the Anti-Defamation League.

Farrakhan, 90, has filed a $4.8 billion Manhattan Federal Court lawsuit against the civil rights group, accusing it of interfering with his First Amendment rights by wrongly labeling him an antisemite.

“This lawsuit is to ensure that the abuse, misuse, and false use of the terms ‘anti-Semite,’ ‘anti-Semitic,’ and ‘antisemitism,’ as falsely charged by the [ADL] is permanently barred from being a tool to defame [Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam] and stifle the exercise of constitutional rights,”‘ he contends in court papers.

Farrakhan contended he “has never harmed a hair on the head of any Jewish person or even advocated for such,” and boasted he “honors, respects, and even admires many members of the Jewish community, including his boyhood idol and one of the greatest violinists, Jascha Heifetz, who was a Russian Jew, and his own Jewish violin teachers.”

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