Have we become so sensitive that one incident in a career can permanently disbar one from holding public office?
Why Have Americans Become So Easily Offended?
And Still We Rise: The Legacy of Black History Month
“If a race has no history, it has no worthwhile tradition, it becomes a negligible factor in the thought of the world, and it stands in danger of being exterminated.” ~Dr. Carter G. Woodson (The Father of Black History)
And the People Cheered…
New York’s legislative assembly cheered as the vote was announced on a controversial abortion rights bill.
A Red Hat and a Smile: The New Sign of Racism in America
An entire group of young people have been branded as racists, simply because of a red Make America Great Again hat and a one-minute video.
America’s Freedom of Speech at Its Worst
There’s plenty of blame to go around for what happened at the Lincoln Memorial this weekend. Photo Credit: Kaya Taitano/Social Media/Reuters
THE COLOR OF YOUR SKIN, NOT THE CONTENT OF YOUR CHARACTER
During the 2018 Democratic primaries, it became blatantly clear, skin color, not character, were too often the determining factor in who the establishment supported. In 2020, if the Democratic Party insists on disconnecting from its base, it will continue to be its own worst enemy.
“Millions Will Die:” How Trump has Out-Maneuvered the Democrats Again
President Trump has manipulated the Democrats into looking like obstruction is their only cause.
Democrats Pushing for Early Impeachment Against Trump May See Their Plans Backfire
Some may wonder why some Democrats are introducing impeachment charges before the Mueller investigation issues its reports.
Why the Death of a Little Guatemalan Girl Matters to All of Us
As tragic as the death of a young Guatemalan girl at the border was, where’s the outcry for the unknown hundreds that perish in the desert?
Hip Hop is a Goldmine
“You’ve [Hip Hop] got the youth of the world in the palm of your hands.” ~Quincy Jones
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