(ThySistas.com) This past June Hillary Clinton sealed the Democratic Party Nomination. In regards to national political history this is indeed a big deal. She is the first woman to achieve such a feat, and it was no easy task. The discussion has begun about the breaking of the glass ceiling for ...
(ThySistas.com) As Barack Obama’s second term in office as the U.S. president comes to an end, we have one question to ask. Was the 44th president of the United States a lousy one? While many citizens praise the work Obama has done for the country, the man also has many ...
(ThySistas.com) Four years ago, if you had asked me who I would vote for in this presidential election, I would have said Hillary Clinton. However, in the last four years, my views of Hillary have changed and as I dig into her past and notice inconsistencies. She has been flip-flopping ...
(ThySistas.com) The election season is quickly coming upon us and you may have noticed there’s a lot of talk about the Women’s Vote. That’s because women make up 51% of the population of which a paltry 7% is black. The good news is that most black women live in cities ...
(ThySistas.com) First Lady Michelle Obama slayed the internet over the weekend when she wore a black Vera Wang ball gown for the state dinner thrown in honor of the Chinese president. The dress clung to her womanly covers, hung off her shoulders, and offered a peek-a-boo to her mature cleavage ...
(ThySistas.com) I’m Black, so I’m supposed to vote Democrat. I’m a woman, who believes in choice, so I’m supposed to vote Democrat. I am registered NPA, with left leaning political proclivities, so I’m supposed to vote Democrat. I’m a millennial, so I’m supposed to vote Democrat. And while I may ...
(ThySistas.com) As we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, we also get the wonderful opportunity to see a man with black skin starting a second term in the White House. The re-election of President Barack Obama is an extraordinary symbol of Obama’s genius, intelligence, focus ...
(ThySistas.com) Minister Louis Farrakhan, in a compelling address to President Barack Obama, made a plea to the president to consider coming to Chicago to see about the families of those who’ve been victimized by the astonishing epidemic of gun violence in the city over the past several years. Minister Louis Farrakhan, ...