There's an epidemic in this country -- not a transmissible disease, not a virus ravaging the nation.. but a surge in black on white violence.

But why does the media not talk about this? Is it because of the narrative the media has pushed on the American people for over a decade now, claiming that black people are perpetual victims of white supremacy? Or could it be the constant demonization of white people in every single aspect of popular media?

Also.. tomboys, or high value, high maintenance women? This debate raged on X over the weekend.. Where do you stand?

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