Category: EDITORIALS

Have you ever felt like you were a new person? This can be a difficult question to answer. Perhaps you felt like a new person when you were

America has endured a long and painful history of voter disenfranchisement. There were times when minority citizens were forced to pay poll taxes before they could exercise the

Big things happen in Big D; but it was in Charlotte, NC, that Dallas businesswoman, Danette Anthony Reed, joined an international platform. Ms. Reed was installed as the

Psalm 76 is a psalm written by a descendant of Asaph, the musician of David’s choir (I Chronicles 15:17). The superscription of this psalm reads: “To the chief

August 17, is the birthday of Marcus Garvey, one of the most important anti-imperialist leaders of the last 150 years. No African has been more successful in organizing

I am proud to say that I have 50 years of experience commemorating historic civil right events in America I had a vision long ago that I needed

All of us have experienced painful and hurtful situations in our lives. We may have felt as though all hope was gone. That nothing could be done about

Months after I began music director for the Cherup Choir at Greater New Zion Baptist Church, Mable Chandler introduced me to Mrs. Maurine F. Bailey (1901 – 2000),

One of the best Christological verses in the bible is found in St. John 1:1, which says: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with

When President Barack Obama introduced the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, he and Congress intended for every eligible American to gain access to affordable health insurance coverage.