As Dr. King Said — The Time is Always Right to Do Right
Dr. King -- this trailblazer's lessons are enduring March 31 is the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s last Sunday sermon at the National Cathedral in Washington,…
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Dr. King -- this trailblazer's lessons are enduring March 31 is the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s last Sunday sermon at the National Cathedral in Washington,…
When President Barack Obama chose Federal Appellate Judge Merrick Garland, 63, for the Supreme Court of the United States, he passed over candidates of color and a highly…
Many in the American government believe that regime change will be good for the people. There are definitely cases where this is true. Chicago would be a much…
On Saturday March 12, 2016 a group of protesters conducted an anti-Trump rally at the Trump International Hotel and Tower located in Columbus Circle, New York City. The…
Gov. Andrew Cuomo We represent a coalition of servers, bussers, cooks, and other restaurant workers from across the country who have come together to lead the growing national…
Marian Wright Edelman The Harvard Gazette has released a series of articles on inequality in America. They describe Harvard University scholars’ efforts across a range of disciplines to…
With respect to Colin Benjamin's article "Instead of Beyonce, Boycotts Should Target Police Unions ..." What the fraternal order of police is showing in its criticism of beyonce…
President Obama should have nominated an African American woman to the court to launch the charge “The American people should have a voice in the selection of their…
Face of Evil -- Officer Jason Van Dyke who executed Laquan McDonald Since the Laquan McDonald video was released, thousands of people have poured out into the streets…
Police unions across the country are now planning mass boycotts against pop sensation Beyoncé, because of her recent Super Bowl performance statement championing the memory of the Black…