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...
Voter education must begin long before you go to the polls By Emily RamirezIntern First-time voter, high school senior, and I Messenger Media intern,...
By Vincent L. Hall There was a very popular and effective catchphrase that circulated throughout the nation and especially among Christians. “WWJD or What...
Lucille “Big Mama” Allen was a wellspring of wisdom, offering timeless lessons wrapped in plainspoken truth.
Every person has a gift. It makes them unique and special to the world. Brightness and boldness shine upon their lives.
Africans in America (AIA) have been mired in a long-term, one-sided relationship with their partner, the U.S., for centuries.
By Terry Allen Proverbs often carry wisdom passed through generations, and this one is no different: “If there is no enemy within, the enemy...
By James B. Ewers Jr. Ed. D. Have you ever been around a bully? My friends and I saw one on a street corner...
By Vincent L. Hall I can’t stand to see the slaughter, but still, I eat the meat,I can’t stand dishonest people, but still sometimes...
By Cheryl Smith Yes, I shedded tears. It’s not like I had any control, because I didn’t. Actually I was out of control as...
Lucille “Big Mama” Allen was a woman of faith, wisdom, and unfaltering conviction.