Justice
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Reverend Otis Moss, Jr Recently Reverend Otis Moss, Jr., pastor emeritus at Olivet Institutional Baptist Church in Cleveland, Ohio and former co-pastor at Atlanta’s Ebenezer Baptist Church after…
Rep. Charles Rangel Fourteen years ago on September 11th, our nation suffered a tragic loss of nearly 3,000 lives when terrorist attacked the World Trade Center (WTC) and…
Kim Davis --no Rosa Parks Rowan County Clerk, Kim Davis, disagrees with the settled law of the land and is refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex Kentucky…
GOP should see this image daily--Cold blooded execution of Walter Scott For over a year Congress has ignored the problem of institutional racism within America’s police departments. The…
President Johnson and Dr. King seal the deal I graduated from high school just a few months before the monumental Voting Rights Act was passed on August 6,…
Mitchell Zimmerman A New York Times obituary for Julian Bond, the civil rights icon who passed away this August, described the late leader as a “persistent opponent of…
Richard Emery, CCRB Chairman Last October, the independent city agency charged with investigating allegations of police misconduct released a report on chokeholds — the controversial maneuver of at…
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT, AT GREATER BOSTON LABOR COUNCIL LABOR DAY BREAKFAST This is a day where we celebrate the grit, the resilience, and the hard work of…
African Americans launched the Civil Rights Movement; BlackLivesMatter will show the world that all lives matter Technology! It has changed the dynamics of the world and the #BlackLivesMatter…
Bernie Sanders The Most Important Labor Day since 1872 Labor Day always seems to come too soon. The summer flies by and many people regret not taking more…
