Last One in Is a Monkey’s Uncle
By Lafe Tolliver, Esq Guest Column Remember that childhood game in which a gang of kids would challenge each other to jump into a lake, river or swimming pool with the taunt, “Last one in […]
Category: Editorial/Opinion
The Thriller in November
By Rev. Donald L. Perryman, Ph.D. The Truth Contributor Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. – Muhammad Ali In the annals of sporting and political history alike, few events capture the essence […]
Tolliver to the rescue for Trump!
Lest it be attributed to me that I am a cold-hearted person regarding the miseries and woes of my fellow man (or woman); and that ice water flows through my veins, I have taken the […]
A Full Court Press to Get the Lead Out
By Ben Jealous Guest Column There’s nothing quite like seeing a kid who was born healthy but now suffers cognitive impairment and is prone to outbursts of anger. As a volunteer restoring six-story walk-ups in […]
Vice President Harris’s Fight for Reproductive Freedom
By Ben Jealous It matters deeply that America has a woman as our vice president. That has never been truer than at this moment. Nothing makes this more clear than Vice President Kamala Harris’s courageous […]
Caregivers Are Rendering Lifesaving Services
By Paul Hubbard, President, Comfort Care Senior Services Guest Column The Black community understands the fact that caregivers are essential to the well-being of families and the economy of the community. Their sacrifices save lives […]
Letter to the Editor /Guest Editorial
WE NEED BLOCK WATCH AND RING CAMERAS Another teen has been murdered; the violence continues; unfortunately, it is going to be that way unless someone or something is watching. In fairness to Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz, […]
AI Can Potentially Help Prevent the Next Bank Crash
By Tiasia Saunders, Howard University News Service Guest Column Artificial intelligence is still developing, and some experts believe the technology can assist with risk management in financial institutions by spotting errors and preventing bank crashes. […]
Help Wanted: Schools Struggling to Keep Black Teachers
Innovative recruiting strategies like Teacher Villages aren’t keeping pace with the number of Black teachers leaving the classroom By Joseph Williams, Word in Black Guest Column Study after study confirms it: Black children perform better […]
We The People Are Responsible For Those We Elect
John E. Warren, Publisher San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper Last week, “We The People” have gone to the Polls in 15 states on what we call “Super Tuesday.” Primary elections are being held across […]