It started with a dream. This is our inaugural issue of The Minority Report. An attempt to give us what we don't have - a media publication that is owned and operated by black people, for black people, about black stories. In this issue we talk about the "Alternate Timeline" and how Black America is still trying to play catch up to White America, we also discussed the "Kaepernick Conundrum"; is Colin Kaepernick a patriot or traitor? We also talk about a piece of Black History that is omitted from the history books in "The Good, The Bad, and The Omitted", and we also give Financial tips about credit.

This issue of TMR magazine focuses on identity. We talk about the ADOS movement and how classification or lack thereof as a people without a nation hinders the conversation of reparations going forward. In this issue's presidential profile, we talk about Senator Cory Booker. We also have a warning about what automation means for black people and then finally, we dive into the truly forgotten people of America.

In this issue of TMR magazine, the Fall issue we discuss mental Health. We dive into talks about suicide in "When thoughts turn Adverse", we explore intermittent explosive disorder in the article "I.E.D.: The disorder that's killing Black America", and we talk about kintsugi and how even when you're broken, you still have a purpose in the article "Kintsugi Heart".

In this special issue of The Minority Report magazine, we pay homage to the late great Kevin Samuels as we take a look into his life and his legacy in our feature article "The Hitch we Deserved". Furthermore, we dive into the Disney delusion series that has given many millennials unrealistic dating expectations with "The Pocahontas Problem" and "The Aladdin Illusion". We also talk about the "Political Karaoke" and "The Masks we have to Wear" regarding social commentary with much more. Please enjoy this collection of OpEds of 2022.

With the ever-growing divide of black men and black women, we here at The Minority Report have decided to concentrate on the part of our interpersonal relationship that is sorely lacking: balance. We explore our different issues in articles like "Soft Power: A Queen's Virtue" and "Wu Wei: Nothing Unnatural", but also take a measured step in reminding us that our dynamic together is much more valuable than apart in "The Balance of Being Us". Share our points of view in the last issue of 2023.

In this second issue of The Minority Report, we honor and celebrate Women's History Month with all female writers and all female topics. This one is for the ladies.

In this issue, we Say Goodbye to Nipsey Hussle in "Death of a King". We dive into Andrew Yang's presidential candidacy and this issue's presidential profile of 2020. We also talk about preparations for the inevitable in "Get your House in Order", and we also talk about the African-American endgame: Where do we go from here?

In this last issue of 2019, we dive into the different holidays of the season. We give you a brief history of Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Christmas just in time for the winter solstice. We thank you for rocking with us all year long, we appreciate your support thank you and happy holidays.

The first issue of 2023 is ready for your consumption and we here at TMR couldn't be more excited. This semi-annual issue tackles the growing rise in black men leaving the country in the main article, "Exodus", plus we finish the Dispelling the Disney Delusion series with "The Quasimodo Conundrum" and "Belle's Special Love". Having trouble communicating with your significant other? We may have figured out why in "The Homonym Problem". To round it all off, we have an article that could help the community do an about-face by exploring three main facets: Biology, Culture, and Environment that affects us in ways we don't fully understand in "Biocultirons".