By Carla Thomas The Truth Contributor We keep asking the same question: Why can’t Black people unify? Why are we so divided on politics, strategy or even on what progress looks like? But that question […]
Arlington Avenue has already been shut down since 2024 and now we’re being told it will remain closed through 2028. Let that sink in. That’s four years of disruption in a residential neighborhood. This is […]
By Rev. Donald L. Perryman, Ph.D. The Truth Contributor I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. – […]
The international body United Nations officially affirmed with Black people and our allies what we already know: that the descendants of slavery suffered an atrocious, violation of humanity, demanding of reparations. In response to the […]
By Lafe Tolliver, Esq’ Guest Column If you have been watching just a smidgen of the news these past few days, you will come to the easy conclusion that Donald Trump, the self-professed “stable genius” […]
By Ben Jealous Guest Column This year, America marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence. That should make us proud. It should also make us honest. When my son was 11, we walked the […]
By Ben Jealous Guest Column Spring arrives this week, and the world feels alive again. Trees fill out. Birds return. The air softens. It is the season when nature tells us life is coming back. […]
The presence of two Black women in this race was not a problem. It was progress. By Glynda C. Carr Trice Edney Communications On Tuesday, March 17, voters in Illinois did more […]
By Rev. Donald L. Perryman, Ph.D. The Truth Contributor America has a problem. It doesn’t want to know what it has done. – Ta-Nehisi Coates The most dangerous thing a community can do is remember. […]
By Austin R. Cooper, Jr. Special to The Truth Gerald E. Rose is turning a family legacy of civil rights advocacy into a expanding national movement through the New Order Human Rights Organization (NOHRO). Rose […]