Skyler Saunders
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Pastor Jamal Bryant calls for the arrest of protestors who recently interrupted his church service
Churches on private property should be protected. No matter if it’s a white supremacist or a black supremacist. It’s about the right for the leader and parishioners to enjoy the service in peace.
By Skyler Saundersabout 13 hours ago in Critique
R. Kelly Victim Breaks Silence In Her First TV Interview
Comedians like Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle cast a bit of light on a serious situation as sexual abuse. The one who experienced the abuse at the hands of R. Kelly felt like all the jokes mocked her.
By Skyler Saundersabout 14 hours ago in Confessions
Myth No More
Wilmington, Delaware in winter always marveled the mind of Pollard Hedrich. Wrapped in brown skin that rivaled the inside of matchbooks, his mind had always been afire. He walked with his friend Tyrell Frankman, the color of charcoal, along a field with a clear path, snow surrounding them.
By Skyler Saundersa day ago in Fiction
Businesswoman Chapter 360
“Yes! She actually sent the scanned sheet with pencil and paper. Only Businesswoman!” The head engineer Kepler Bins looked at the computers around the room. All around him engineers made adjustments according to the new correspondence. Houston engineers smiled and whooped.
By Skyler Saundersa day ago in Chapters
Judge blocks Trump administration’s move to end protection status for Haitians
Haitians on Temporary Protective Status (TPS) might be scrambling for their rights in the US. If they have any. The amount of people who had traveled to America after the earthquake in Haiti in 2010 might breathe a sigh of relief as Judge Ana Yeyes has moved to keep people in the country.
By Skyler Saundersa day ago in Critique
Lil Wayne Complains About Yet Another Grammys Snub
Hang it up, sir. You're a legend in this game, but you played like Jordan on the Wizards with this last album. I actually like most of the songs including “Cotton Candy.” But it’s time to retire, homie. You’ve achieved great critical and commercial feats during your tenure in this rap sludge.
By Skyler Saundersa day ago in Critique
Smartystan
Glen Goshon’s watch stopped ticking. He possessed a brain chip that read him that functioned on the atomic clock and could tell him the times on distant planets, but he loved his wristwatch. The simple leather strap and the platinum bezel and dial charmed him. He grinned a bit. He took off the timepiece from his right wrist and placed it in a drawer in his desk. As he rose from his desk, he felt like he had just buried a loved one, but only until he got it fixed. He would see its resurrection through a chronographer.
By Skyler SaundersExclusive • 2 days ago
Kendrick Lamar Surpasses Jay-Z For Most Grammys In Hip-Hop History
Kendrick Lamar has made history. He now is the hip hop artist with the most GRAMMY® award wins. At last night’s ceremony he picked up enough to hop over Jay-Z. That’s a win for the Compton MC. Just to say you passed the head of the hip hop world is something to claim. He may have even pushed Clipse to win their one and only gramophone.
By Skyler Saunders3 days ago in Beat
Catherine O’Hara Could Do Anything
Catherine O’Hara had a glow about her. Her crackling wit and those Irish features (fire red hair and bold blue eyes) all added up to a comedic force. She held onto her placement as a performer hailing from Canada. But she made her mark in America. Yet another immigrant who did well in the States, imagine it.
By Skyler Saunders3 days ago in Critique
Grammy Awards 2026 live!
The historical GRAMMYS® air tonight for the final time on CBS. It is also the last hosting gig for six-time master of ceremonies Trevor Noah. So what will happen? Only a handful of acts this year, just like every year, will receive the golden gramophone like every other year. Scores will go home in 2026 without the coveted prize.
By Skyler Saunders3 days ago in Geeks
The Strong Word
Studio lights permitted the viewer enough visual stimulation as a NASA engineer’s workspace. The producer, Latrell “Real Weight” Voight, looked black as root beer. He queued up a video of a documentary depicting the construction of a skyscraper in Wilmington, Delaware a few blocks away. The engineer, Argent “Clean Bill” Boggs, possessed the skin color of an oak tree.
By Skyler Saunders4 days ago in Fiction
