Walter L. Fields Jr.

Two Baltimore icons leave behind a legacy of service and leadership

Mob boss, angry Black man, thug are a few of the worse stereotypes of media.

Families in Newtown must lean on faith as holiday approaches.

Healing will only take place when we acknowledge our sickness.

We have seen this act before, but the name was Guinier and not Rice.

Congress is shaping up to be a collection of white homelands

Romney’s candidacy was buttressed by white male desperation.

Election points to a new nation shaped by America’s racial future.

Sandy reminds us that convenience is a blessing.

The President’s strong response to Sandy is heads above the Katrina experience.

A President who tried to avoid the “R� word, is chased by racism

The GOP lowers expectations for the presidency and plays voters for fools