Editorial
You’ve had a few weeks to digest the evisceration of the Voting Rights Act by the not-so-Supreme Court. You’ve struggled with finding the appropriate...
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You’ve had a few weeks to digest the evisceration of the Voting Rights Act by the not-so-Supreme Court. You’ve struggled with finding the appropriate...
There are moments in history when a people must decide whether they will merely survive the storm or stand in the storm with courage,...
I miss Dean Martin. Yes that boozy baritone from 60’s and 70’s Rat Pack fame.
What started out with loud voices has morphed into quite whispers. Crowds chanting it’s a new day are now almost silent. Bluster has now...
By Vincent L. Hall Well, it’s the last week of January and officially Black History Month. Now I know you don’t believe me. Some...
By Cheryl Smith I met my sorority sister Cheryl Hickmon when she was a regional representative of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. During the time...
By Dr. Froswa Booker-Drew Every single day, we are bombarded with so many things to do. Our world is so fast paced that it...
By Vincent L. Hall As we stand on the precipice of yet another Black History Month, I would desire that we as a people...
By Dr. E. Faye Williams There’s an obvious scheme afoot to return the United States to a period in time where we lived with...
By Norma Adams-Wade Ran across an old newspaper article the other day that took me back to my first job after college in the...
By Cheryl Smith I am feeling a certain way about Odinga Kambui. In a letter, Odinga wrote: Open letter to the person(s) who found...
As I opened the front door of the home my grandfather built with his own hands Big Mama shared one of her standard “Baby,...
By Dr. Julianne Malveaux A year ago, on January 6, 2021, a mob of crazed insurrectionists descended on the United States Capitol. Armed, angry...
By Dr. Froswa Booker-Drew Years ago, I worked for an organization that allowed me the opportunity to collaborate with congregations during Hurricane Ike in...