By Richard Rainey “The time surely comes when (justice) must and will be heard,” Mayor Mitch Landrieu told the council as he called for the statues to be put in…
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By Andy Campbell KKK fliers were sent out to people in Alabama this month to stop “The Spread Of Islam.” Americans may fear the threat of international terrorism, but Muslims…
By Daniel Marans The Federal Reserve’s decision to raise its benchmark interest rate on Wednesday is bad news for black workers. The move is expected to put downward pressure on job…
Serena Williams’s otherworldly year was capped this week with her being named Sports Illustrated’s Sportsperson of the Year for 2015. And, while many sports aficionados applauded the accolade, and the striking image…
by Earl Ofari Hutchinson The third Democratic presidential candidate’s debate got a distant second ranking in headline news to the very public warfare between Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders and the…
By Mark Karlin Just as social-ism is about the needs of society, capital-ism is about the needs of capital. (Image: Hands together via Shutterstock) The following is an interview with Danny Katch, author…
By Hazel Trice Edney USBC CEO Ron Busby Sr. (center left, red tie), with Industrial Bank CEO Doyle Mitchell along with members of the Black Male Entrepreneurship Institute. PHOTO: Ashlei Sutton…
2015 marks the 150th Anniversary of the adoption of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, during the Reconstruction period after the Civil War. The Amendment officially abolished slavery, completing a process begun with the “partial” Emancipation Proclamation which only “freed” enslaved Africans in those states that were at war with the Union. It would be the first of three Reconstruction Amendments which would abolish slavery, establish citizenship and grant the right to vote to the formerly enslaved Africans. The 13th Amendment is also noteworthy because of the pledge to “eradicate the badges and indications of slavery.” President Obama and members of Congress hailed the Amendment as one of the great achievements of racial justice at a ceremony in the nation’s Capital.
BY JESSE JACKSON December 15, 2015 Leaders provide vision. They help people understand where they are, how they got there and what they must do to go forward. They…
By Mike King shutterstock_321867671 As the media and state response to the recent attacks in San Bernardino have illustrated, premeditated political violence in the U.S. today only gets labelled…
By Basil Wilson For Carib News 12/16/15 The San Bernardino act of terrorism has changed the conversation in the campaign for the Presidency. President Obama’s address to the nation from…
By Joan Walsh Supporters at a campaign rally for Donald Trump on December 5, 2015, in Davenport, Iowa. (AP Photo / Charlie Neibergall) The image of the United States as a broadly prosperous middle-class…
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