Posts in category Opinion

So who do you trust to run the country now that Obama’s reign is up? Almost everywhere you go today, you hear discussions about the …

Sometimes it can seem impossible to surmount life’s obstacles, particularly if you have been dealt more than your fair share. But you can often draw …

By Pastor Marcus Davidson One of the most misused, casually thrown around words is “love.” People often say “I love you” out of habit without …

The conversation has gone south. Way south. Notably, to South Carolina and New Orleans. In South Carolina, the focus is on the black vote. And …

By Rev. Walter Richardson “I am black and beautiful, O daughters of Jerusalem, like the tents of Kedar, like the curtains of Solomon.” – Song …

By Barbara Howard For those who have wondered why they have not heard from me over the past year, it’s because I have watched politics …

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 …