Cryptocurrency can give back economic ground to African Americans
Crypto-skeptics are taking a victory lap as digital asset prices unwind and layoffs sweep across the sector.
Crypto-skeptics are taking a victory lap as digital asset prices unwind and layoffs sweep across the sector.
SharesAmple news stories from across the country have reported on recent attacks perpetrated by young Black assailants, some resulting in death.
SharesAmericans are right to be concerned for the future of our country, but it is not the economy that should most trouble us. The present economic woes will pass. Our economy is resilient.
SharesWith the U.S. Supreme Court poised to likely overturn Roe v. Wade, the public debate over abortion has switched into high gear.
SharesOn Monday, America marks our second Juneteenth national holiday. Some will focus on the severe pain and death that slavery inflicted on Blacks between 1619 and 1865. It would be far more useful, however, to celebrate so much that Black Americans have accomplished since the original Juneteenth liberated the last of some 4 million emancipated slaves.
SharesFor generations now, Black Americans have lagged -- oftentimes, significantly -- behind other racial and ethnic groups in multiple measures of socioeconomic achievement.
SharesApril is Second Chances Month, which provides us an opportunity to reflect on the progress made in criminal justice reform.
SharesIn a recent op-ed published by The Nation, Elie Mystal writes one of the most egregious and racist articles I have ever read.
SharesJudge Ketanji Brown Jackson's troubling record on child pornography is a big deal. Child pornography is an epidemic plaguing our country.
SharesIf the Democratic Party had voting bloc captains, Sen. Elizabeth Warren would surely be in charge of the affluent, college-educated white voters who constituted her narrow base in the 2020 presidential primary.
SharesRecently, attorneys filed an appeal in the ongoing case of the D.C. government's viewpoint discrimination against Black pro-life activists from the Frederick Douglass Foundation and allies from Students for Life of America.
SharesAfter my father accepted Jesus, our family moved to Wichita, Kansas. Wichita was a bit better than our family's previous home in Guthrie, Oklahoma, but it was still one of the most racist cities in the nation.
SharesLooking toward a new year, our challenges are many. Homicide and crime, especially in our urban centers, remain too high.
SharesToday, as we visit the Civil Rights Museum in Jackson, Mississippi, hope is rising in our hearts.
Shares"You look like a Morehouse man." I heard those words from my fifth-grade teacher -- Mrs. Barbara Pulliam, and they still resonate with me nearly 30 years later.
SharesOur culture doesn't respect life. You see that every day in its widespread disregard for the lives of children in the womb and in the mainstreaming of abortion by our cultural leaders, politicians and celebrities.
SharesMarxist-based Critical Race Theory (CRT) is distorting not just the principles upon which the nation was founded, but even the facts of recent events.
SharesThe "War Against the Unvaccinated" is about to enter its second year.
SharesBlack fathers get a bad rap. Society has painted us with a broad brush, stereotyping us as missing in action and unresponsive to our children's needs. At times, we've been dubbed as uninterested in our children's everyday lives.
SharesThe Biden administration is engaged in an active cover-up to shield sexually deviant teachers from the alleged sexual abuse of students.
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