Afrobeats icon Oluwatosin Ajibade, better known as Mr Eazi, talks his new album "The Evil Genius," and the secret behind his entrepreneurial and artistic drive.
Mr Eazi has commissioned original works from 13 African artists to take listeners “beyond music,” and create a “multi-sensory experience” for his forthcoming album “The Evil Genius.”
into focus for us. texas was a case that no one saw coming, and it became important because the supreme court did something really unprecedented. it declined to grant an injunction to block the statute from going into effect while litigation over its constitutionality was ongoing. that s why we now have a ban in texas on abortion. the real question is how widely will that ban spread while this other litigation is ongoing, in effect depriving women of their rights while roe vs. wade is still good law. joyce, i want to read from your new op-ed, the evil genius of the texas anti-abortion law. the risk and uncertainty that the private enforcement mechanism creates is working as intended, depriving texans of abortion rights. this is precisely the quandary that caused the department of justice to enter the fray. the question their lawsuit poses comes down to this. if there is no legal mechanism for the courts to enforce a constitutional right, is it
help the rest of the world. see, this is when you say that b the $300 million a day, which is what it cost us, for 20 years. so i can t do the math. i did go to catholic school but i am trying to do it right now. 70,000-plus days in these 20 years. i hope none of my former nuns how are calling msnbc to dispute this number. but, man, $300 million a day. this is why i am in the middle of writing something today for my substack. the headline is in the end, bin laden won . and we helped him do it. we did this to ourselves. remember bush saying, we want to go over there and fight them. fight them over here so we don t have to fight them here. he didn t understand the genius, the evil genius of bin laden was to draw us over there and lose not only thousands of our young men and women in battle