ESPN national columnist and essay writer Robert “Scoop” Jackson began noticing how pro athletes—especially young NBA stars—started lifting their voices to address civil rights concern by using their
Howard University President Dr. Wayne A.I. Frederick, who is also a physician, has a preliminary diagnosis for America’s condition while fighting the coronavirus. “I would say the patient
Chicago’s summer of unrest because of strained relations between the police and minorities continued unabated this past weekend, with protesters clashing with authorities and police releasing videos of
By Dr. John E. Warren, Publisher The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper Vice President Biden did the right thing both for himself and for the country in
Students are leading the charge to ban flavored tobacco products Aliya Carr WASHINGTON, D.C.—Three Texas students have been named as National Youth and Young Adult Ambassadors by the
Donald Trump mocked rival Joe Biden in Minnesota on Monday, joking that the former vice president doesn’t know where the state is. The president is trying to keep
The U.S. Department of Justice has determined that Yale University has illegally discriminated against white and Asian college applicants by establishing quotas for Ivy League hopefuls of other
The World Bank is streamlining to focus on measurable results, said World Bank President David Malpass. It could be the start of a profound shift for an organization
Ex-Dallas cop appeals murder conviction in neighbor’s death DALLAS (AP) — Attorneys for a white former Dallas police officer have filed an appeal of her murder conviction in
