Editorial
I’ve often said, “My grandchildren are the greatest. If I had known how great they would be, I would’ve skipped the middle men!”
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I’ve often said, “My grandchildren are the greatest. If I had known how great they would be, I would’ve skipped the middle men!”
It is more than an assertion or an assumption that the United States of America is not faring well now. Regardless of your politics,...
There are a few words that have entered the common lexicon that have been gratuitously applied to individuals and organizations alike - sometimes with...
March Madness made me reflect upon how things have changed in college sports. If you are a part of today’s generation, you know about...
By Norma Adams-Wade “I wish I knewhow it would feelto be free.” A song sung by Nina Simone – particularly with her masterful and...
By Dr. Froswa’ Booker-Drew The memes have been vicious. From the comparisons to Jussie Smollett to a Kevin Hart comedy routine reference about a...
By Vincent L. Hall No Justice, no peace. No Justice, no peace. You redneck white folks and your Uncle Tom Negroes. In the land...
By Cheryl SmithPUBLISHER Families that have family reunions: It’s so nice to seeAll the folks you love together Sittin’ and talkin’ ’boutAll the things...
By Marc Morial “Decades of research indicate that racism undergirds our public institutions and shapes various aspects of our contemporary society, including public policies....
By Terry Allen Lucille “Big Mama” Allen would give me lessons that were unapologetically authentic experiences we all got from her wisdom. When Big...
I was recently reminded of a book and comedy tour entitled “You might be a Redneck If ” by Jeff Foxworthy which was wildly...
By Vincent L. Hall While it mostly goes unnoticed or unknown, the Washington Post carries a banner beneath its masthead. Right under the name...
Vice President Harris, You have a very busy schedule this summer, but that is not unusual. You have been busy at work your entire...
By Collin Kelley “Reimagine the Legacy: Honoring Congressman John Lewis,” an annual memorial initiative led by Central Atlanta Progress, returns July 17-30 with activities that encourage...