Kovie Biakolo

Contemporary culture is no stranger to dissecting the single life.

“Reach Across the Aisle”

Pilate’s complicity in Jesus’ death is often situated in history between cowardice and dilemma.

The Bachelor had a conversation on race, but not the one it should have had.

The reality is the model minority myth of Asian Americans is prevalent beyond whiteness – black and brown people harbor it too.

Our hearts need scrubbing, polishing, and sweeping.

“If you want to tell people the truth, make them laugh, otherwise they’ll kill you.”

Comfort can be the greatest Achilles Heel.

Black Lives Matter has changed the American conscience.

“We want you to apologize for mass incarceration.”

However “controversial” The BPP is perceived in history, they cannot occupy the same cultural memory as the Klan.

“Never forget that justice is what love looks like in public.” – Cornel West

I am weary of this year’s elections.

And not just because she’s a subpar singer who is making loads of money from the occupation of being a pretty white girl in America.

In many cultures, including the ones noted here, we see that time is of the essence.

However you look at it, there is simply more freedom in being single, and sometimes that’s a good thing.

Winter is a horrible time to be single.

For all of us, regardless of culture and creed, death is a reason to mourn.