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TO BE EQUAL: Complexities of Black Pain and Black Pride Define the Black Experience

By Marc Morial “The psychological toll of always anticipating that next set back where one unexpected bill, short paycheck, or medical emergency will derail...

Garland JournalApril 29, 2022

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TO BE EQUAL: Historic Progress Made by Black Women in America, But Work Remains

By Marc Morial “From the first settlers who came to our shores, from the first American Indian families who befriended them, men and women...

Garland JournalApril 15, 2022

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To Be Equal: A Much-Needed New Perspective To The Supreme Court

By Marc Morial “The advancement of Black people into positions of power traditionally held by white people is a threat to white supremacy. It...

Garland JournalMarch 17, 2022

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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

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TO BE EQUAL: Leaders Make Matters Worse By Playing Politics With Student’ Health And Education

“We cannot return to the classroom and do things the same as they have always been done and expect to see a different outcome....

Garland JournalNovember 11, 2021

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TO BE EQUAL: Build Back Better Framework Is A Down Payment On The American Dream

By Marc Morial “We need to build America from the bottom up and the middle out, not from top down with the trickle-down economics...

Garland JournalNovember 4, 2021

Editorial

TO BE EQUAL: Infrastructure Bill, Biden Agenda Is The Remedy For Tea Party And Trumpist Neglect

By Marc Morial “These bills are about competitiveness versus complacency. They’re about opportunity versus decay. They’re about leading the world or continuing to let...

Garland JournalOctober 22, 2021

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TO BE EQUAL: Honoring A Champion

By Marc Morial We lost Judge Damon J. Keith, one of the greatest champions of voting rights in American history. More on his legacy....

Garland JournalSeptember 19, 2021

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TO BE EQUAL: March For Free And Fair Access To The Ballot

“We are tired. We are tired of being beaten by policemen. We are tired of seeing our people locked up in jail over and...

Garland JournalSeptember 12, 2021

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TO BE EQUAL: Spend Nine Minutes And 29 Seconds To Make A Difference

By Marc Morial If we can lift black lives from the margins of society, we can lift all lives.” – USC Law Professor Jody...

Garland JournalSeptember 2, 2021

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Editorial

TO BE EQUAL: Complexities of Black Pain and Black Pride Define the Black Experience

Editorial

TO BE EQUAL: Historic Progress Made by Black Women in America, But Work Remains

Editorial

To Be Equal: A Much-Needed New Perspective To The Supreme Court

Editorial

TO BE EQUAL: Supreme Court Decision on Alabama’s Gerrymandered Maps Makes a Mockery of the Voting Rights Act

Editorial

TO BE EQUAL: Leaders Make Matters Worse By Playing Politics With Student’ Health And Education

Editorial

TO BE EQUAL: Build Back Better Framework Is A Down Payment On The American Dream

Editorial

TO BE EQUAL: Infrastructure Bill, Biden Agenda Is The Remedy For Tea Party And Trumpist Neglect

Editorial

TO BE EQUAL: Honoring A Champion

Editorial

TO BE EQUAL: March For Free And Fair Access To The Ballot

Editorial

TO BE EQUAL: Spend Nine Minutes And 29 Seconds To Make A Difference