The highly anticipated 10 part documentary Last Dance’, debuted its first two episodes on April 19. The documentary chronicles the story behind the dynasty of the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls, specifically their last championship. Originally scheduled for release in June 2020, but with the NBA season over, ESPN saw fit to move the documentary up two months to give basketball addicts something to … Continue reading Last Dance Review

       The state of Alabama is under high scrutiny once again, as at 9:01 P.M, March 5th, 2020, the state executed inmate, Nate Woods. The story is similar to the one in the movie Just Mercy. Woods was convicted in 2005 for capital murder, but his case was faulty and odd. There were many questions about his culpability if he received fair representation … Continue reading Nate Woods Execution

As a whole, the Gordon Parks Exhibit was a masterpiece. Parks captured Muhammad Ali in different stages in his life, from the loud-mouthed, cocky, young boxer, to an evolving civil rights activist. Parks did an amazing job of portraying a side of the famous boxer the mainstream media didn’t want to show us. As I walked around the exhibit, this single picture stood out to … Continue reading Black History Month in KC-Gordon Parks Exhibit at the Nelson Atkins Museum