Luc Olinga – Medium

Luc Olinga

Pinned

The Real Reason Some Black Men Have Gone Quiet on Trump

As Trump’s America strips away illusions of progress, some Black men aren’t angry. They’re watching, quietly vindicated.

6d ago

Bill Whitlow says he is “glad” Donald Trump is President. Luc Olinga

6d ago

Pinned

We Don’t Make Men Anymore

From #MeToo to AI, the old scripts of manhood have collapsed, and no one’s teaching young men what should replace them.

Nov 1

We Don’t Make Men Anymore

Nov 1

Pinned

The Andrew Tate Effect Is Spreading. I Saw It in My Own Family

In my homeland where you can kill your wife for a $92 fine, the online war against women has found a new frontline, and it runs straight…

Oct 16

The Andrew Tate Effect Is Spreading. I Saw It in My Own Family

Oct 16

Pinned

My Small Village in Cameroon Where No One Ever Dies

To understand how a 92-year-old strongman stays in power, I had to return to my father’s village, where the living are afraid to speak and…

Oct 11

My Small Village in Cameroon Where No One Ever Dies

Oct 11

Pinned

I’m Black. What I learned About Masculinity at a Christian White Men’s Retreat

Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters, a gospel-centered camp in Northwestern North Carolina, offer men a version of masculinity that is…

Apr 1

Brody Holloway, the co-founder and lead pastor of Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters. Luc Olinga

Apr 1

Published in

The Woke Right Is the New Woke

Ben Shapiro’s feud with Tucker Carlson shows how moral policing has migrated from the campus to the conservative movement. The Right is now…

2d ago

The Woke Right Is the New Woke

2d ago

The Country That Pays Women to Stay Single

In Greece, unmarried daughters still collect their dead fathers’ pensions. What began as “social protection” became one of the most…

4d ago

The Country That Pays Women to Stay Single

4d ago

Published in

Erika Kirk Is the New Jezebel in the Manosphere

Nov 2

Erika Kirk Is the New Jezebel in the Manosphere

Nov 2

Published in

The Black Men Betting on Zohran Mamdani

Din Griffin, 38, feels that the “America he was sold” is a lie. He’s voting for Zohran Mamdani not to burn the system down but as a last…

Oct 31

The Black Men Betting on Zohran Mamdani

Oct 31

“If You Hear That I Am Dead, Don’t Be Surprised”

My mother’s voicemail captures the terror gripping Cameroon, as 43 years of dictatorship face a potential, bloody end.

Oct 26

“If You Hear That I Am Dead, Don’t Be Surprised”

Oct 26

Luc Olinga

Luc Olinga

French journalist in NYC. Ex-Agence France-Presse (15 yrs), ex-TheStreet. Politics, Economy, Tech & Biz. Has lived in Cameroon/France/U.S. lucolinga72@gmail.com

Help

Status

About

Careers

Press

Blog

Privacy

Rules

Terms

Text to speech