Posts in category Opinion

By Roger Caldwell In the 2012 election cycle, black voter turnout surpassed the white vote for the first time since 1996. This was a phenomenal …

By James Swain This month we are called upon to look back on the history of black Americans and, consequently, more broadly, to review the …

God’s Spirit is on me, He has chosen me to preach the message of good news to the poor, sent me to announce pardon to …

If you ever wanted to know why blacks voters and their so-called leaders are disrespected and discounted in presidential sweepstakes, just look at the endorsement …

Once again, the public discourse is dealing with questions about the necessity, relevance and utility of celebrating Black History Month. Most recently, the august and …

Every year around the world, most of us participate in the same New Year’s ritual of making a resolution to change; a promise to ourselves …

It’s 2016 and once again so-called Negro leaders are rushing to endorse non-black candidates for President of the United States and for other federal, state …

Earlier this week I watched the last Democratic Town Hall meeting. This time, each was more polished, more practiced, and in some instances, more profound. …

There is no quick fix for the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, and no quick fix in the water problem in America. All across America, …

As the former senior minister at Miami’s Unity on the Bay (UOTB), Rev. James Trapp was instrumental in the congregation increasing in size and stature …