Posts in category Opinion

A recent effort to eliminate federal funding for the Special Olympics that helps special needs children reflects the cynicism behind policies proposed or implemented during …

WIM LAVEN The frustration I experience with dishonest politics reached a peak with Memorial Day this year. I saw protest signs and memes to the …

As I listened to the sermon on Memorial Day Sunday, I realized with sadness that there was no mention of our troops or our fallen …

Dozens of white parents were recently accused of paying millions of dollars in bribes to get their children into Ivy League universities. Such luxury is …

May is National Stroke Awareness Month, and it is very significant to me, because I am a stroke survivor. As a stroke survivor, I consider …

By Dr. Bessie Fletcher Can you live life abundantly, without When most mothers or daughters hear the word abundance, like most people, they think of money. …

PHOTO COURTESY OF NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BOYKINS, Va. (AP) – Kids grow up in rural Southampton County hearing that the mist creeping across the fields might …

By Andrew Gillum PHOTO COURTESY OF FLORIDA POLITICS Our democracy obligates lawmakers to listen to the people and our constitution. Rarely in Florida history have …

There were four words: “some people did something.” They have launched a furious controversy that pits the President of the United States against a congressional …

A growing number of black people are trying to connect the dots, putting together what they can of a family tree, using ancestry kits to …