Editorial
Believe me when I say a change is gonna come! I went home to reunite with classmates, friends, mere acquaintances and other schoolmates –...
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Believe me when I say a change is gonna come! I went home to reunite with classmates, friends, mere acquaintances and other schoolmates –...
There are sounds you never forget once you have heard them. The slow crunch of gravel beneath a sheriff’s boots outside a voting station....
Conversations are happening right now among old Civil Rights workers that should trouble every American. These are not political operatives, cable television commentators, or...
It is naïve to think there aren’t evil people in the world. They have only one purpose and that is to harm as many...
By E. Faye Williams Elections always have consequences and this week we experienced Part Two of the pro-Republican/pro-conservative Supreme Court. When we connect the dots,...
By Ben Jealous A year in which there are only three races for governor’s seats, all in the Deep South, wouldn’t normally create a lot...
By Dr. Gail C. Christopher BAD AFFIRMATIVE ACTION DECISION WON’T STOP EQUAL RIGHTS PROGRESS The decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to end affirmative...
By Mary MitchellThe Chicago Sun-Times The Supreme Court’s landmark decision banning colleges and universities from considering race in admissions is a wake-up call for...
By Carma Henry Sheriff Gregory Tony, Monthly Message As part of our ongoing commitment to transparency and accountability, the Broward Sheriff’s Office has published...
By Terry Allen Lucille “Big Mama” Allen would give me lessons that were unapologetically authentic to her experiences as a Black woman. In my...
By Dr. Froswa’ Booker-Drew When I was a child, I remember hearing the song, I Shall Not Be Moved, at church. As a child,...
By Cheryl Smith Bobby Henry Sr., braought tears to his 91-year-old father’s eyes. Everyone waited in anticipation for the results of the National Newspaper...
By Vincent L. Hall What I don’t know doesn’t cancel out what I do know!” – Kirk Franklin during a CNN Juneteenth interview. Let...
Arthur J. Wilson became the first Black CPA in Illinois in 1923.