Ford Foundation’s New Outlook: Breaking the scourge of inequality
Darren Walker As I begin my third year at the Ford Foundation’s helm, I am reminded of how privileged I am—and we all are—to serve this institution. For…
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Darren Walker As I begin my third year at the Ford Foundation’s helm, I am reminded of how privileged I am—and we all are—to serve this institution. For…
More than 50 years ago Dr. King warned about income inequality and poor wages In 1954, when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Brown v. Board of Education,…
Mumia Abu-Jamal; serious ailment The organizers of Days of Action for the End of the Blockade of Cuba in Washington, DC, September 16-18, are calling on President Obama…
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…
What is the truth? No matter what the topic is, the truth routinely means different things to different people. The truth is actually a living, breathing creature. Though…
Recently, Haiti has caught the attention of the American press again. This time, the headlines are not for earthquakes, hurricanes, cholera, or contentious elections, but for Bill and…
Secretary of State John Kerry Following the arrest by police today of leading Ugandan presidential candidates Dr. Kizza Besigye and former prime minister Amama Mbabazi, who are both…
Obama delivers. He left Clementa Pinckney’s funeral as a Black man who happened to be president. If Martin Luther King’s "I Have A Dream" speech is the 20th…
Dr. Besigye interviewed in New York Uganda is scheduled to hold presidential elections in March 2016. The opposition parties have vowed to block the election until electoral reforms…
Rwanda's Gen. Paul Kagame--removing term limits would allow him to rule perpetually Rwanda is a small country full of big drama. One such drama played out on 20th…