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Many people believe that Trayvon Martin was profiled, hunted and slain for being black and wearing a hoodie in the rain. It is an undisputable …

I was among thousands at downtown Detroit's huge Hart Plaza Monday evening, all drawn by demands for justice for the slain 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.

Some would argue that there is a fine line between conceding and engaging in the art of compromise. For still others, there is no difference …

A leader is anyone who is elected, appointed or anointed to head a constituency, organization or group, “a person followed by others” says the Oxford …

I read Al Calloway’s column in the Jan. 12 edition, titled, Resolve for 2012: Re-elect President Barack Obama, and I disagree with his endorsement of …

The premier definition of strategy is “the art of war.” In addition, strategy is about the art of moving forces into favorable positions. In political …

My gut reaction to TV news images of the blond-haired Arizona governor inches away from President Obama’s face wagging her finger in abject disrespect was …

Billions in international aid dollars have been committed, collected and spent in the aftermath of Haiti’s devastating earthquake of Jan. 12, 2010. Many survivors were …

Although the language called “Washington speak” which print and electronic media outlets and talking-heads used to bombard the American public dropped a falsehood called “entitlements” …

Florida is known as the bellwether state, a trendsetter or ringleader. In many respects, what happens in Florida is sure to spread around the country. …