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  #BaltimoreRiots: Can Money Buy Freedom?

  Sanna Arman

  Money cannot buy happiness, we are told — a notion some find debatable — but one I am in agreement with. We are told money cannot buy love — another notion some find debatable —...

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  Poem: Because I Am…

  Sanna Arman

  “You took my son away from me, you know how hard it was for me, to get him to stay in school and graduate? You know how many Black men graduate? Not many! Because you bring them down to this type...

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  Letter to the Black Man

  Sanna Arman

    “Who are you? You don’t know? Don’t tell me “negro”, that’s nothing. What were you before the white man named you a “negro”? And where were you? And...

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  A Letter to the Offended Man Who Called Me ‘Racist’

  Sanna Arman

  Whenever one puts their work out to the public, there is bound to be criticism, both constructive and otherwise. Most times you go by the cliché ignore the negative and use the constructive. Once...

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  Africa’s Beggar Mentality Begets Dependency Culture

  Sanna Arman

    The Black man’s life is a cheap one regardless of geographical location. In America, a White man who carries out a mass shooting is arrested, due process is followed, and a trial afforded...

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  S. Sudanese Wheelchair-Bound Pro-Basketball Player: ‘Don’t Give Up on Your Dreams’

  Sanna Arman

  A civil war is one of the darkest times any country can experience. It is a time when a nation crumbles and lives are lost, soldiers and civilians alike. SEE ALSO: Should South Sudanese Celebrate Independence...

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