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The triggering title to this blog post comes from the book " White Malice " by Susan Williams . Susan Williams' White Malice: The CIA and the Neocolonisation of Africa (2021) is a meticulously researched exposé that dismantles the myth of Africa's post-colonial failures as self-inflicted wounds. Instead, Williams argues that the continent's democratic aspirations were systematically sabotaged by the United States through the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), in a covert campaign of neocolonization driven by Cold War paranoia, resource greed, and racial arrogance.  How does all of this tie in with the alleged claims of kidnapping and robberies in Ghana going viral on tiktok by Ms Mckay? Stay with me on this one...  "White Malice" evokes the deliberate malice of Western powers—particularly the U.S.—in strangling African independence at birth. Williams coins this phrase to contrast with the era's optimistic "Year of Africa" in 196...

Unlocking Male Fertility:  Insights from a Viral Podcast Clip and the Science of Sperm Health  In the fast-paced world of social media.  A single video clip has sparked widespread conversations about health topics that often remain in the shadows. The clip, shared on October 6, 2025, features experts from the " HER Discussions " podcast outlining key modifiable risks to male fertility.  Titled " MEN, DON’T SKIP THIS.  Fertility red flags for men"  The video emphasizes quitting cannabis and tobacco smoking to protect sperm DNA, avoiding anabolic steroids that can halt sperm production, limiting heat exposure to preserve sperm motility, and maintaining a routine of ejaculating every other day to prevent the accumulation of dead sperm.  This succinct advice, delivered in a podcast format aimed at women's discussions but resonating with men, highlights actionable steps for improving sperm health. But how solid is this advice?  Male fertility is a comp...

  “ The Wolf and the Shepherds ” Aesop , Fable 465 (Chambry)   A Wolf, peering from afar, saw some shepherds in a hut quietly eating a meal of lamb. He drew nearer and muttered to himself: “If I had done the same, what an uproar they would have raised!” So it is with tokenism .  When the powerful invite one of us to the table, carve a small portion, and call it justice, they applaud themselves as enlightened. Were the rest of us to demand the whole table, the very same voices would howl about ingratitude, disruption, and the collapse of civility. Tokenism is not loud. It does not march with dogs or swing batons. It smiles. It says “ diversity hire ” with pride. It puts one Black face on a board of twelve and calls the photograph proof that the work is finished. It is the velvet glove over the iron fist of systemic exclusion, and it has been refined over centuries into an art form that white institutions wield with devastating precision.  Historical Roots: ...

  Unveiling the Shadows: Anti-Black Misandry and the Erasure of Black Male Humanity Introduction: Recognizing the Unseen Hatred In the tapestry of systemic oppression, racism against Black people weaves a complex pattern of dehumanization. Yet, within this fabric lies a thread often overlooked or deliberately frayed: anti-Black misandry—the pathological hatred, fear, and negation specifically directed at Black men and boys. Coined in Black Male Studies , this term captures not just the intersection of race and gender but the unique virulence of prejudice that renders Black masculinity as inherently threatening, disposable, and inferior. Unlike general misandry, which lacks the institutionalized depth of misogyny , anti-Black misandry is a racialized hatred, rationalized through centuries of stereotypes portraying Black men as hyper-sexual, hyper-violent, or psychologically deficient. It manifests in everything from the lynching tree to the prison cell, from the classroom to the c...