What do we do after November 8?
By AL CALLOWAY Well, after most black voters choose Hillary R. Clinton on or before Election Day to be our next POTUS, what will black …
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Media may as well be on Hillary’s campaign
By CLARENCE MCKEE If Hillary Clinton becomes president, she will make history, not only as the first woman to hold that office, but also by …
Rejection of felons’ civil rights denies right to vote
By MOHAMED HAMALUDIN Those who are still wavering over whether to vote and whom to support need only look at how the Republicans who have …
A bad human being and a badly portrayed one
By CALIBE THOMPSON Even many developing countries with poor records on women’s rights have already elected a woman president. Yet here we are a few …
Center offering new place for grieving teens
By LISA SINGLETON-RICKMAN TimesDaily MUSCLE SHOALS, Ala. – Statistics show that one in five children will experience the death of someone close to them by …
Student group to explore issues faced by religious minorities
Associated Press LAWRENCE, Kan.— The University of Kansas Student Senate is forming a group to explore issues members of religious minorities face on campus. The …
Girl Power presents fourth annual Gospel Brunch Explosion
Staff Report Miami – Created in 2011 to serve as an outlet for girls to cultivate creativity and boost their confidence by exploring their talents, …
You have been tricked
By LUCIUS GANTT A good shepherd takes care of his flock. The shepherd can lead his flock to a better pasture. He can feed his …
Vote to promote diversity in our judiciary
By JOHNNY MCCRAY The upcoming judicial elections are very important to Broward County in general and the Black community in particular. To state the obvious, …
Vote with unclogged ears, wide-open eyes
By ANTONIA WILLIAMS-GARY Early voting has begun and I’m still hearing comments like “I really don’t like either candidate, so I’ll just hold my nose …