Game Review: Thunder Road: Vendetta "And then there are games like Thunder Road that ask the all-important question: I wonder what would happen if I just ran my car into that other car?"
Golden Paladin: Land of Chaos "Hesa and the Golden Paladin had already had an emergency meeting inside the wagon and distributed orders to their army. This was an obvious ambush."
Martin Luther King, Jr. was a radical "The more I read, the more I realize that Dr. King understood the evils of the world and what needed to be done to overcome them."
Sentir de un líder social en la distancia (Bilingual) BILINGUAL. “What causes a social leader to so often put service to the community above their own life or personal wellbeing?”
Let me tell you about Mansplaining One may ask themselves: Why play a game about mansplaining? Nay, why make a game about mansplaining?
The Sankofa Migration: Poetry from the Black Prisoners Caucus of Washington State Penitentiary Poetry from the first edition of the local Black Prisoners Caucus (BPC) publication from the Washington State Penitentiary
Daisy Ranch Saloon: Tri-Cities' new party bar is a smash hit "The Daisy Ranch Saloon, the highly anticipated addition to Richland's nightlife, finally opened its doors to the public, and it was nothing short of a smash hit."
From the stage to the screen: Being Black in entertainment "I interviewed three powerhouse entertainers, and here is what they had to say about the nuances of Blackness and the entertainment industry."
Movie reviews for February "The brilliance of this film — and it is brilliant — is that, fundamentally, it isn't a monster movie."
Black historical figures The black activists and creators have opened so many doors, and invented a plethora of things that we still use till this day, and they deserve to be talked about every day!
How to become certified with The Office of Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises BILINGUAL. “Certification, whether at the federal or state level, is a gateway to greater opportunities for companies striving to make their mark.”
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room… "Reveal the Elephant isn't just a game; it's a call to action."
February 2024: SWANG ON, SWANG ON Download the latest issue. About the cover: UNTITLED 01 | 01.18.24 JOEL NUNN-SPARKS MIXED MEDIA ON PLYWOOD (24” ✕ 36”) Read more about Joel's cover art on Patreon:
Gallery at the Park presents an incredible new 2D and 3D exhibition "The reception for Hannum, Johnson, and Newcomb is Sunday, February 4, from 1–3 pm."
Art & Poetry from January 2024 Enjoy the art and poetry featured in the January 2024 issue of Tumbleweird!
A story from trafficking survivors “There are an estimated twenty-five million people globally trapped in labor trafficking.”
Sagebrush: the symbol of resilience “The iconic sagebrush is facing a silent threat: the expanding footprint of humans, deciding to use land for economic benefit.”
The civilizing impulse “This is a time of peril. It requires that we embrace empathy and compassion, and recognize these qualities as true strength.”
60s Sleaze "The ‘sleaze’ paperback of the 1960s transitioned from the Victorian attitude of obscenity to more of a contemporary attitude regarding topics such as sex and violence."
Restoring justice "Why not simply distribute an equal share of global revenue from carbon taxes to individuals in all countries?"
The Queer Corner Jan 2023 “Through sharing your voice, you will ensure that you are heard, and you will attract others who share your view. You will empower others to ensure that their voices are heard.”
At what cost? “Ah, but there is a choice in how to respond. There is always a choice when it comes to violence.”
Golden Paladin Land of Chaos-January 2024 “It was the hectic but organized chaos of people who had put their all into being as prepared as one could ever be for war.”
Black community/Black culture “Black cookouts celebrate food, drinks, games, dances, and music that's completely Blackity Black.”