Editorial Reunited after 50 years Believe me when I say a change is gonna come! I went home to reunite with classmates, friends, mere acquaintances and other schoolmates –... Garland JournalAugust 27, 2026
Editorial Our Voices: When Armed Power Appears at the Ballot Box 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.... Garland JournalJune 15, 2026
Editorial The Black Card: BIG MAMA SAID: Blessing are like boomerangs. You have to send them out to get them back! By Terry Allen One of the greatest lessons taught to me from Lucille “Big Mama” Allen’s playbook became a common saying in the family.... Garland JournalMarch 17, 2022
Editorial Our Voices: Ukraine, Refugees and Racism By Dr. John E. Warren Our hearts, prayers and support are with the people of Ukraine. No one should suffer such violence and loss... Garland JournalMarch 17, 2022
Editorial TO BE EQUAL: Supreme Court Decision on Alabama’s Gerrymandered Maps Makes a Mockery of the Voting Rights Act 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... Garland JournalMarch 11, 2022
Editorial FAITHFUL UTTERANCES: What’s your Ziklag? 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... Garland JournalMarch 11, 2022
Editorial QUIT PLAYIN: Bitcoin Barbie with a Hint of Jasmine? Bitcoin Barbie might have been a valuable asset to this community. Instead, she has become a part of a billionaire’s doll collection. My three... Garland JournalMarch 10, 2022
Cheryl's World MY TRUTH: Reality Check By Cheryl Smith Some people are made of plastic And you know some people are made of wood Some people have hearts of stone... Garland JournalMarch 10, 2022
Editorial I WAS JUST THINKING: My personal Women’s History Month Heroines. Who are yours? 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,... Garland JournalMarch 10, 2022
Editorial IN MEMORIAM: Valerie Boyd, Zora Neale Hurston Biographer, Dies NNPA NEWSWIRE — In addition to her work at UGA, Valerie Boyd had a storied career as an arts editor at the Atlanta Journal... Garland JournalMarch 5, 2022
Editorial THE LAST WORD: AFRICAN AMERICANS AND THE FED: FROM ANDREW BRIMMER TO LISA COOK By Dr. Julianne Malveaux The Federal Reserve Bank, founded in 1913, has had more than one hundred members of its Board of Governors. Forty-four... Garland JournalMarch 5, 2022
Editorial FAITHFUL UTTERANCES: Accept the Unexpected By Dr. Froswa Booker-Drew I hate to rush but according to the GPS, I would only be two minutes late. That wasn’t bad but... Garland JournalMarch 4, 2022