Oh, the irony, that the so-called “Personhood” movement in Alabama, one that endows a fetus with the same rights as … More

It was only fitting last weekend during the 25th Class Reunion of the Morehouse and Spelman Classes of ’94, that … More

Last November, 65 percent of Florida voters approved Amendment 4, a measure that restored voting rights to certain former felons (with … More

It is not lost upon me that the mainstream American media is often reticent to describe any mass killing that … More

Yesterday, Congress passed a resolution against “bigotry in all forms,” 407-23, on the heels of Freshman Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s (D-MN) … More

It is a shame that we are now almost 20 years into the 21st Century, and there are still whites … More

I am occasionally asked why, in an increasingly racially diverse America, is Black History Month still relevant? The question is … More

In the week since Sen. Kamala Harris launched her 2020 presidential campaign, she has come under harsh attack from some … More

Will the fact that Sen. Kamala Harris (D) is a former District Attorney and Attorney General in California cripple her … More