Category: EDITORIALS

We all know that there are many mysteries about lost voyages. But with technology as advanced as we pretend it is, it is not sufficient to determine in

The Civil Rights Summit in Austin, Texas to honor the remarkable contributions made by former President Lyndon Baines Johnson is vitally important to our country.   The event, attended

Whenever there is a steady series of public questions being raised about the “power” of Black Americans, you should always first consider the motive and purpose of the

You would think that news of a high school student from a family of African immigrants getting accepted into all eight Ivy League universities would be met with

We are at a critical stage in the economy when “more than one-third of workers (36%) have a measly $1,000 saved for their later years,” according to a

When a bottle of wine is “corked” — or found to be spoiled — the culprit is usually a tainted cork. Often, but not always, the odor is

If you are having a difficult time keeping your mind steadfast on spiritual things, you are not alone. Most people find it difficult or nearly impossible to do.

Psalm 65 is a beautiful thanksgiving psalm. Although the occasion for the writing of this psalm is uncertain, it does not negate the fact that God has indeed

Margarita “Maggie” Anderson wants to transform “Buy Black” from a leftover 1960s slogan to a modern economic empowerment strategy. And because she has lived it, there is no

Earlier this year, the Dallas County Commissioners recognized and commended the Hamilton Park Community for preserving their historic “living” legacy. Thomas Jefferson, President of the Hamilton Park Civic