Worldly Game

A group of academics and journalists is accusing 60 Minutes of turning black Africans into background extras in its recent segments from the continent. “60 Minutes has managed, quite extraordinarily, to render people of black African ancestry voiceless and all but invisible” in a series of recent segments, says a letter penned by Howard W. French and signed by more than 150 people that was emailed to 60 Minutes exec producer Jeff Fager and posted on the blog A Glimpse of the World. French, who spent most of his 23-year career at The New York Times as a foreign correspondent, now is an associate professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, where he has taught journalism and photography since 2008. In the letter, the signers most notably dinged the CBS news magazine for a segment in which Lara Logan went to Liberia last year to cover the Ebola epidemic in that country. “In that broadcast, Africans were reduced to the role of silent victims. They constitu

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This is a cold film featuring some real P's in it. It’s like a modern version of The Mack. (If you like the preview then you can also pick it up here . You can subscribe to Payper Chase’s channel here .) (Disclosure: This website may be compensated for sales of products linked to.) (If you enjoyed this post, then please consider   subscribing   to stay up-to-date with my latest postings and sharings. Also, please share and   support   Worldly Game.)

This derived from here . Despite economists stating otherwise and trying to trick people into believing that the economy has picked up, right now America is in a depression. Most people nowadays stay with their parents because they can’t afford to adequately live on their own. To go further, most people that don’t live with their folks avoid it by receiving government assistance. Some people avoid living with their parents by living with roommates and struggling together; still others avoid living with their folks by working multiple jobs. Finally, you have the people that rise above this; these folks work for decent salaries but have to do the job of multiple people—thanks to their companies downsizing—to save money. A lot of salaried workers are underpaid , and most people are underemployed . The new middle-class now is $50K, less than that means you’re poor. (Here’s an article that goes more in-depth about the state of America’s economy now.) By the way, in case Melanoid

This photo derives from here . This post, although it may seem somewhat comical, is very serious. Nowadays, females are less knowledgeable, and less concerned, about what it takes to properly groom themselves. It used to be that females that would have bodily odors were females that were too impoverished to be able to afford to properly groom themselves; now, we have a second class of females that also happen to have this issue. These females are the very attractive females that do not wash themselves properly. The fact that we have this issue is why I actually shared the post Good Pussy Game a long time ago. I recall once at work this female, that was very attractive, that came to work on a slow day smelling as though she had had sex earlier the day, but didn’t properly clean herself. Attractive females walking around smelling like after-sex are starting to become a common occurrence. Due to this, I take it upon myself to pull these women aside and let them know that they nee

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I was just at this Caribbean restaurant that I frequent where I was conversing with this Technical Sergeant (E-6). This woman was decent looking but deliberately being as difficult as possible with me. The sad thing though is that I could tell that she was feeling me and wanted me to pull her. I started the conversation by mentioning how attentive she was to this soap opera the restaurant was showing (it was the soap opera with Jennifer Hudson in it). We started conversing and she asked if I watch soaps for which I responded, “No. Most straight guys don’t watch soap operas.” Initially, she tried to debate about straight guys watching soaps with their women and bonding just like straight women watching sports to bond with their men. I responded that, “Straight guys normally don’t watch soaps. They can bond other ways.” Next she asked if I’ve ever watched soaps for which I responded, “Yeah when I was three and didn’t have a choice because my late-great-grandmother was babysitting me