by Michelle Wahila | Jun 10, 2025 | Opinion
A single bead of sweat near my temple refused to fall. My gloved hands were far too dirty to brush it away, so I allowed it to repose serenely near the rose-colored handkerchief that was wrapped around my frizzy golden mane. I slumped into the wooden Adirondack chair...
by Donald Williams | May 21, 2025 | Faith and Democracy|Opinion, Opinion
The rise of the second Trump regime has included unprecedented assaults against African American culture and history. Information about famous African Americans has been made less prominent on the Arlington Cemetery website. Gen. Charles Quinton Brown, an African...
by Mitch Randall | Apr 11, 2025 | Opinion
As 224,000,000 Christians in the United States enter Holy Week, a question echoes through the streets of ancient Jerusalem and Main Street U.S.A. Pontius Pilate posed the question after religious leaders accused him of showing empathy and compassion towards Jesus. The...
by Christian D. Senter | Mar 17, 2025 | Opinion
Hello, my fellow Americans. This is I Am Who I Am, aka “God”—the one from those black-and-white billboards. I need a little more space this time. I addressed you as “my fellow Americans” to get your attention because I know many of you have reduced me to being an...
