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In today’s polarized America, the symbols of patriotism — once shared with pride across the political spectrum — have become battlegrounds for ideological supremacy. The […]

As publisher of SCREW, I have a front-row seat to the messy dance between provocative content and public opinion. The past few years (perhaps since […]

In the quaint town of Echo Valley, political discourse had reached new heights — or rather, depths. The town council had recently decreed that all […]

After watching millions of clueless Americans totally lose their shit over the Olympics’ opening ceremony, it’s become quite obvious: America has a serious problem with […]

As a staunch advocate for free speech, particularly in the realm of art and culture, I have observed the crucial role it plays in American […]

In the theater of American politics, the clash between liberal and conservative “countercultures” unfolds as a spectacle of competing narratives and ideological fervor. Each faction […]

Freedom of speech is a foundational principle that resonates deeply with us, akin to the enigmatic allure of the Mona Lisa’s smile. Just as Da […]

Every year on the Fourth of July, we celebrate American Independence. It’s a day that represents the signing of our Declaration of Independence and the […]

Wondering if you’re good in bed? Well, you’re about to find out because we found this old post from June 2016 on the Nairaland Nigerian […]

In 1968, Jack Nichols and his partner Elijah “Lige” Clark began writing the weekly column “The Homosexual Citizen” for SCREW. It was the first LGBT-interest […]