Republican governor: Clinton presidency may lead to bloodshed
By ADAM BEAM FRANKFORT, Ky. – Kentucky’s Republican governor said blood might be shed if Democrat Hillary Clinton is elected president. Speaking to the annual …
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Obama Administration says no to legal marijuana
By Clarence McKee In a not-so-subtle slap in the face to proponents of so-called “medical” marijuana in Florida and other states, a key agency of …
Anthem celebrates the murder of our African ancestors
By CALIBE THOMPSON “Eternal Father, bless our land. Guide us with thy mighty hand.” Those are the words that start the Jamaican national anthem. No …
Clinton’s pneumonia fuels debate about candidate health data
By LAURAN NEERGAARD AP Medical Writer WASHINGTON – Anybody – no matter their age or how healthy they are – can develop pneumonia. And it’s …
Finally, access to mental health care for everyone
By NEW YORK CITY FIRST LADY CHIRLANE MCCRAY AND DELPHINE GERVAIS, LCSW In 2016, mental illness and substance misuse, especially in underserved communities, remains a …
Young whites divide on handling violence by, against police
By EMILY SWANSON Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP)- Young people across racial and ethnic lines are more likely to say they trust Hillary Clinton than Donald …
What If: Can Trump boost turnout among white voters?
By BILL BARROW ATLANTA — If Donald Trump makes it to the White House, white Americans will have handed him the keys. Much depends on …
Please focus on the Politics of Access
By AL CALLOWAY The political reality for African Americans is bigger than Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. It is about appearances versus reality, not personality …
Donald Trump is talking loud but saying absolutely nothing
By ROGER CALDWELL When Trump tells the media and America that he is going to give a major policy speech, listeners will be more confused …
In protesting racism do not yield to the racists
By MOHAMED HAMALUDIN The large crowd rose almost as one as the National Anthem was sung – all, that is, except one man, who remained …