Truth Merchants

By Preston Swagger

To those who are unfamiliar, let me introduce a word: Regional Coverage.
Regional Coverage happens when there are several teams playing each other in a particular sport at once.  All of the games are broadcast on one channel — and you have no choice but to watch the game that is closest in proximity to you [...]

By Preston Swagger

Most women have either done this or know someone who has.  EVERY guy has run into this at some point or another (it’s most aggravating when a jumpoff pulls it).
I’m celibate right now…
When a girl decides, for whatever reason, to slow down, put on her flashing lights, and pull the car off the road for [...]

By Preston Swagger

A few weeks ago I wrote an eye-opening piece entitled The Feminization of Men - Part 1.  It was followed by Where Are Your Nuts? - Male Feminization Part 2.  Both articles dealt with the stunning trend of guys becoming effeminate at alarming degrees and speeds.  I traced this issue’s origins and how widespread it [...]

By Seymour Monet

(BUT THAT DOESN’T MEAN YOU CAN’T STILL HAVE GOLD)
I’m struggling. I’ll admit it. I have wanted to write on this particular subject for quite some time. Yet I’ve been hesitant because of my past experiences in conversation. It seems to take forever for people to truly understand my point. Most write it off as hating, [...]

By I.M. Haight

Recently a question was posed to Preston that got me thinking. Generally that isn’t a bad thing but this train of thought led me to get a little warm under the collar. The question dealt with the ogling of women on TV or elsewhere by men in front of their significant others and how men [...]

By Preston Swagger

Sex, Drugs & Entertainment Magazine (SDEMagazine.com) is a venture between Preston Swagger and the published author of “The Organization“, Thomas Freeman Jr.
The Organization is a fictional account of very (very) true events.
During the second World War Dominican immigrants came to Camden, New Jersey by the thousands to work as replacement workers at the city’s Campbell [...]

By Seymour Monet

Far too often African-American history lessons are reduced to the same laundry list of black “firsts” only taught in February. Even more often as of late, it seems the accomplishments in the fields of sports and entertainment have been given more light. Today black judges, politicians, and CEO’s don’t get much press until it turns [...]

By Preston Swagger

The gentleman in the picture is Eddie Black (played by Casey Washington).  He’s the star of the internet series BEING Eddie BLACK (notice which words are in all caps).  BEING Eddie BLACK is a brilliant comedy that explores the lines that black men and women have to walk while working in corporate America.  I had [...]

By Preston Swagger

Exciting times around here.  Stay with the boys…you’ll be glad you did!  If you haven’t noticed the new links in the sidebar, allow me to catch you up.
MERCHANTS ON SPORTS — Self Explanatory.  Plus, since Preston is a gambler, we’ll be taking a look at point spreads, parlays, teasers and everything else you can think [...]

By Tobias Hustleman

Say what you will about Condoleezza Rice, she did make a good point. There are not enough Black people working in the US State dept. Rice made this assertion in an article on CNN.com and credited her family and education as integral pieces for building her career in politics. While the Republican party has [...]