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,...
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By Dr. Froswa Booker-Drew Violence is an underlying issue in our country and just as much as guns are a problem, there is an...
By Pamela E. Ice The twenty-seventh U.S. school shooting of 2022 occurred 24 May 2022 in Uvalde, Texas. It is too much to bear....
By Vincent L. Hall Anybody can become angry – that is easy, but to be angry with the right person and to the right...
By Cheryl Smith PUBLISHER Candidates, elected officials, PR Firms, everybody: you need to respect the Black Press.I went to vote the other day. As...
By Norma Adams-Wade Continuing after last week’s introduction of Gaspar Yanga, why he’s important to Latinos and African-Americans, and the two cultures’ distinct celebrations...