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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!”
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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 Marc Morial “The advancement of Black people into positions of power traditionally held by white people is a threat to white supremacy. It...
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By Dr. John E. Warren Our hearts, prayers and support are with the people of Ukraine. No one should suffer such violence and loss...
By Marc Morial “The reactionary right wing of the Supreme Court showed its true colors this week. Just as Selma’s officers didn’t arrest or...
By Dr. Froswa Booker-Drew We all have dreams and somewhere along the way, we can become disoriented. We do not want to fight anymore...
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By Cheryl Smith Some people are made of plastic And you know some people are made of wood Some people have hearts of stone...
By Norma Adams-Wade March, of course, is Women’s History Month when the nation highlights women who have made a difference. But, like in sports,...
NNPA NEWSWIRE — In addition to her work at UGA, Valerie Boyd had a storied career as an arts editor at the Atlanta Journal...