Posts in category Opinion

Cynics will probably say that when it was certain that Hurricane Ian would strike Florida with devastating winds and storm surges, Gov. Ron DeSantis passed …

Dolores Mejia thought the Chicago Bears could use a Hail Mary. In fact, she said the prayer several times as she watched the 1986 Super …

Detroit – The very fervent prayers and thoughts rise up from the community in the recent shooting death of Mr. Porter Burks by members of …

The mass graves and bombed-out cities targeted by Russian forces in Ukraine have shocked the civilized world. But to Syrian war refugees and Syrian-born Americans …

Having served on South Florida Water Management District Commissions for 14 consecutive years, I have traveled, as an environmentalist and conservationist, extensively through the 16 …

Wheeling, W.Va. (AP) – As the old saying goes, to know how someone really feels, walk a mile in their shoes. The new “Civic Empathy …

Fort Myers, Fla. (AP) – In darkness and despair, there were flickers of light and hope, even for Jane Compton who lost her home and …

The Biden administration announced on Sept. 24 the creation of an Office of Environmental Justice and External Civil Rights within the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). …

We’ve all heard about the quality of-care disparity in our healthcare system among certain marginalized groups. Some ways these disparities manifest include provider discrimination, lack …

Black Lives Matter is more than just a slogan. Black Lives Matter is more than just a phrase shouted out in unison amongst a throng …