A personal reflection on two icons of change — how Martin Luther King Jr.’s compassion and Malcolm X’s conviction shaped my voice, my faith, and the man I’ve become.
Author: zoot580
I am a photographer, singer/songwriter/musician, Part-Time Chef and Full-Time Dad who loves sports, movies and practical jokes. I love keeping you thinking and constantly looking over your shoulder. If nothing else, I love to laugh and help other humor-deficient people in their quest for joy. Hope you follow along and find yours!
The Axe Forgets, But the Tree Remembers
A reflection on memory, history, and healing — why the scars of injustice endure, and how remembering becomes an act of power and truth.
Baby, It’s Cold Outside. Period.
Just a quick reminder to you all who seem to think the weather’s fine. It ain’t. Act like you know…
28 Days Of Black Cinema (2026)
This year’s 28-day cinema list for Black History Month is dedicated to the memory of Demond Wilson -aka- Lamont Sanford of Sanford & Son. Whom we sadly lost on January 30.
Being a Chicago Sports Fan Is Hard — But Loyalty Has Its Privileges
Reflecting on decades of Chicago sports highs and lows, this is a story about loyalty, patience, and why sticking with your teams through the hard years makes the winning moments mean that much more.
Winter WonderLove Tales: The First Time I Knew That I Was Truly Loved
There are moments in life that stay with you forever. For me, it happened on a snowy night in 1984, when a girl whispered words that changed my heart. This winter memoir is about young love, risk, and the moment I realized I was truly loved for the first time.
I hope it warms your heart the way it still warms mine.
Kenny's Camera, Cooking & Crazy Confessions! 