Facts, Not Vibes: Why Calling Out Luigi Mangione’s Privilege Was Never About Being Popular

I want to be clear about something before I go any further, because I think it matters, my position on this has not moved an inch since the very first post I made about it, and that consistency is not an accident, it is not stubbornness for its own sake, it is because I wasContinue reading “Facts, Not Vibes: Why Calling Out Luigi Mangione’s Privilege Was Never About Being Popular”

How I Wasn’t Surprised: Why Diddy’s Sentence Felt Like a Slap on the Wrist

When I first heard that Sean “Diddy” Combs had been sentenced to four years in prison, my reaction wasn’t shock — it was disappointment. And a part of me, admittedly, wasn’t surprised. I’ve watched this play out too many times before: powerful men accused of serious misconduct, the legal system bending in their favor, publicContinue reading “How I Wasn’t Surprised: Why Diddy’s Sentence Felt Like a Slap on the Wrist”