Pandemic year for faith leaders: Grief, resilience
I In a pandemic-wracked year, religious leaders and spiritual counselors across the U.S. ministered to the ill, fed the hungry, consoled the bereaved. Some did …
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The paradox of White supremacy: Malcolm vs. existential dilemma
In December 1963 Malcolm X made a speech entitled “God’s Judgment of White America” and upon completing the speech was asked by a reporter what …
Unchecked Senate filibuster equals doom for electoral reform
The 14th Amendment to the Constitution guarantees universal adult suffrage but it also allows disenfranchisement for committing a crime. Southern states seized on that loophole …
All scholarship families deserve spending flexibility
SUNRISE, Fla. – Twenty years ago I came to this country from Haiti seeking a better life. Today, I’m a single mother to six special-needs …
Exhausted hospital chaplains bring solace to lonely, dying
LOS ANGELES (AP) – Inside hospital rooms across America, where the sick are alone without family to comfort them, the grim task of offering solace …
Did Michigan state police let the dogs out
DETROIT – “I’ll stick on you that’s why they call me Pitbull cause I’m the man of the land. When they see me, they say …
Cooperation has been bred out of the Republican Party’s DNA
It is a national emergency, the economy battered and millions of Americans out of work. A Democrat enters the White House pledging to be president …
Women thrive in unfair world
Our bodies. Our minds. Our selves. The month of March is Women’s History Month. Why just one month to celebrate 51% of the world’s population? …
Exhausted hospital chaplains bring solace to lonely, dying
LOS ANGELES (AP) – Inside hospital rooms across America, where the sick are alone without family to comfort them, the grim task of offering solace …
Did Michigan state police let the dogs out
DETROIT – “I’ll stick on you that’s why they call me Pitbull cause I’m the man of the land. When they see me, they say …