By Joseph AxAbove Photo: A man shouts slogans while people take part in the Million People’s March Against Police Brutality, Racial Injustice and Economic Inequality in Newark, New Jersey July 25,…
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Thursday, as part of the 200 years of the military expedition of Los Cayos, the Executive Vice President of Venezuela, Aristóbulo Istúriz Almeida, was welcomed at the Toussaint Louverture…
Opal Tometi, who lives in New York and is one of the founders of the Black Lives Matter movement, speaks at Virginia Commonwealth University’s Siegel Center. By KARIN KAPSIDELIS Richmond…
BY JULIANNE MALVEAUX It is probably not especially politically correct to bring more race matters into the debacle that is also known as the Donald Trump quest for the…
By: Todd Steven Burroughs Kunta Kinte now joins USS Enterprise Capt. James Tiberius Kirk and Sherlock Holmes in the growing worldwide popular-culture club of the 21st-century reboot. I was shocked to learn…
By Nadia Prupis “Our children are going to be fine, but they’re going to be even better if we invest in them now,” Hanna-Attisha said. (Photo: Flint Journal) Flint children…
By Nyle Port The peculiar American sport that is the national election is back in season: Republicans vs. Democrats. Red states vs. blue states. Donald Trump fanatics attacking…
Fortune Magazine named the three founders of the Black Lives Matter movement to its 2016 list of the World’s Greatest Leaders. Absent from the list is President Barack Obama. Coming in…
A new generation of young leaders in Baltimore are largely organizing outside of congregations. What does this mean for their movement—and for the church? By Emma Green — The spirit…
By Hilary Hanson, Associated Press — An eye-opening remark from a former aide to President Richard Nixon pulls back the curtain on the true motivation of the United States’ war…
By Ron Howell Cuban journalist Marta Rojas “deserves a Pulitzer Prize or a Polk Award for her life’s work,” Ron Howell writes. (Photo: Miami Herald) The half-century embargo against Cuba…
By: DeWayne Wickham Men play chess in a boarded-up doorway in the historic Old Havana neighborhood of Havana March 20, 2016. On his first day in Cuba, President Barack Obama…
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