
Jermaine Hall
Founder and Editor-in-Chief at LEVEL Man
Words fiend, Laker fan, CEO and Founder, LEVEL. Also a proud St. Lucian!
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1 week ago |
levelman.com | Jermaine Hall
We can't discuss racial justice without agreed-upon terminologyRacial discourse in America is a lot like two ships passing at night. Despite the proximity of groups, they are not communicating in earnest. There is no call-and-response pattern. Consider, for instance, within the black community, that "woke" refers to "awareness of racial justice." Yet, outside of it, the term has become a catch-all phrase to bemoan any progressive policy. Some use it as a slur to diminish Black people in particular.
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2 weeks ago |
levelman.com | Jermaine Hall
No graves at the site of the Trump videoThe meeting between Donald Trump and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa was astonishing, a word I don't recall using in print before. Allegedly, a discussion of trade issues, it soon became obvious it was an ambush, allowing Trump to "prove" the genocide in South Africa of white farmers. Midway through the meeting, Trump had aides dim the lights and play a video showcasing his evidence.
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2 weeks ago |
levelman.com | Jermaine Hall
The public reaction to the burning of the Nottoway plantation, the largest remaining antebellum-era structure in the South, has been mixed. While many, particularly Black Americans, celebrate the visage of a Louisiana sugar plantation engulfed in flames, others bemoan the loss of this landmark. This historical preservation argument falls flat as we consider the actual use of the property.
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3 weeks ago |
levelman.com | Jermaine Hall
Wise Advice From Your New Favorite TV Dad, Wood HarrisWood Harris is playing himself. On a 70s-style set in North Hollywood, the wiry actor, who is somewhat of a master when it comes to playing others, is tasked with being a 55-year-old father of two who grew up in Chicago with humble beginnings but had a gift and smarts to get accepted to NYU's storied film program. He's nailing the role.
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3 weeks ago |
levelman.com | Jermaine Hall
Author Nick Brooks has a comfortable relationship with adversity. He can live in it knowing that he'll find a way out often due to his superpower, putting words together and creating stories. After graduating from Howard undergrad, Brooks became an educator in the Teach for America program. He remembers being unimpressed with the reading material his 5-year-old students were consuming.
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