MN Manmacker's mansploitation
Some of ’em right here cloistered in this church be glaring like Gallant at Malcolm’s proud posture.
He wore his city police uniform. He knew lotta brothahs ain’t like it when a colored man becomes a cop — some of ’em right here cloistered in this church be glaring like Gallant at Malcolm’s proud posture — but he ain’t the type to get shook up so easy. The movement needs a voice on the inside, Malcolm thought, and he do what he could to ensure the equitabilized enforcement of the law.
Some nigga said the whole rig was counted as a boat under the law, so any alcohol was tantamount to boating under the influence, and you know Steel stays listening to Some Nigga.
A boat did come every week with fresh food, but the boat ain’t allowed to bring no booze. Rig policy. Most technically, nobody on rig was supposed to have any alcohol. It was against the rules. Some nigga said the whole rig was counted as a boat under the law, so any alcohol was tantamount to boating under the influence, and you know Steel stays listening to Some Nigga.
From Steel the Roughneck
Simon has a need for alpha male meat, and in 1930s Baton Rouge, he’s gonna get his fill! He works at his dad’s low-down, low-brow, down-low speakeasy, where the macho Cajun and Creole men are ripe for the plucking.
Get ready for a wild romp through the men of Louisiana!
