Tag: Warrior

What’s in a word? More than just the games people play. For example, I call myself an “antiracist.” Why? Because racism’s destructive history is irrefutable and antiracism is a word that literally means I’m opposed to racism. So, you can imagine my fascination...

The original Shadow Warrior launched way back in 1997. It was a wildly racist and violent first person shooter from an era when games could get by on just having “tude,” and it leaned into that hard. It was also a great follow-up mechanically to the excellent Duke Nuk...

Thai Warrior Massage is an ancient therapeutic technique that has been used in Thailand for centuries. It is a combination of various techniques, including Thai Massage, Sports Massage, and Yoga posture, making it a unique and powerful therapy. The massage has been traditionally used to heal injured...

DRACUT — Jack Middlemiss is your typical third-grader. He likes baseball and watching the Red Sox, he plays Minecraft and Fortnite on his Nintendo Switch and he occasionally wrestles with his younger sister, Grace, at their Dracut home. But in many ways, Jack is extraordinary. At only 9-and...

In the annals of British history, few names resonate with the fervor and legendary status of Boudica. This fierce queen of the Iceni tribe stood defiantly against the might of the Roman Empire in the 1st century AD. Boudica’s tale is one of resistance, vengeance, and an indomitable spirit. ...

Gravel riding, also known as gravel grinding or adventure cycling, has gained significant popularity in recent years. It involves riding on unpaved roads, gravel paths, and trails, typically on a bike designed for off-road use. While gravel riding shares some similarities with road riding, it offers...

The Birth of Parasurama: Parasurama, whose name means “Rama with an axe,” was the sixth avatar of Lord Vishnu. His story is rooted in the lineage of Bhrigu, one of the seven great sages. Born as the son of Jamadagni and Renuka, Parasurama inherited a legacy of valor and divine purpose...

When Ah Sahm, played by Andrew Koji, finally lands in America, he has his “you’re not in Kansas anymore” moment. Passing through immigration he sees how his fellow Chinese are ridiculed and assaulted. A white immigration officer slaps him after he stands up for one of his countryme...

I remember when I first read Audre Lorde’s seminal essay, The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master’s House as a sophomore in college. I felt like I was hearing something so familiar, yet revolutionary. In it, Audre Lorde criticizes the white organizers of the co...