Month: August 2012

Chicago gun violence has found its way to Axiom Amnesia’s doorstep. On the morning of 8/26/2012, Rashad Pratt, Cheri’s brother was murdered in Chicago under suspicious circumstances. Rashad was found in his vehicle by police moments after being shot on...

How many ways can we be terminally excessive? We live in a world where the Terminator actor was rewarded with a governorship, yet people who rap about violence take the bulk of the blame for the world being more violent....

In Episode 046: Suck Cess of The Axiom Amnesia Theory with Heit & Cheri, we discussed Harry Belafonte’s criticism of Jay-Z and Beyonce as not being socially responsible. Within days of Belafonte's

This week, hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants 15-31 years old are expected to apply for legal status in the United States via the program that Barack Obama announced a couple of months ago. Under the Deferred Action for Childhood...

Let's face it, "SuckCess" is something that most people strive toward on a daily basis. Yet, somewhere along the way we get caught up in all the things that don't matter in attaining it. Or, maybe we need a better...

One of the things that we're constantly challenging is the threshold for truth. What is the standard people use to determine whether something is true or not? For centuries, people have used books as the gold standard of education, and...

The deception is ever present, which is why we must constantly work to expose it. We do this through research, discussions, and continually speaking truth in the face of lies. This week, Heit & Cheri are excited to welcome the...

The deception is ever present, which is why we must constantly work to expose it. We do this through research, discussions, and continually speaking truth in the face of lies. This week, Heit & Cheri are excited to welcome the...

The way we initially found out that people were supposedly criticizing Gabby Douglas’ hair was via an article that included four tweets, two of which were “negative.” We, however, were left wondering who in the world was actually talking about...

Today, Americans are celebrating the 47th anniversary of the historic Voting Rights Act of 1965, signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson. During a time when many African Americans were disenfranchised, notably in the southern United States, the Voting Rights Act...