D uring her many years in politics, Hillary Clinton has found herself both supportive and at odds with the Black community. In Chicago, this week, she was supportive. The former first lady and presidential candidate attended the Ida B. Wells Legacy Luncheon on Thursday to […]
A teacher from the Parkland, FL high school where a tragic school shooting took place in February, left his loaded pistol in a public bathroom according to The New York Post. Sean Simpson, 43, who teaches at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, was being trained […]
Photo: Pool (Getty Images) The news that Donald Trump may or may not have a “secret” love child with his former housekeeper has left me with many questions. In between dry-heaving at the thought of him huffing and puffing away while on top of someone, […]
Federal judicial nominee Wendy Vitter refused to say on Wednesday whether she agreed with the landmark civil rights case that desegregated U.S. public schools. During her confirmation hearing, Vitter, whom President Donald Trump nominated to become a federal judge in the Eastern District of Louisiana, […]
Retirement seems to be the choice of weary battle worn republicans. What happened to all the energy they had to fight President Obama? Trying to placate the uncontrollable Trump card seems to have caused retreat, back-peddling, […]
Several African-American leaders from Wisconsin could be stellar replacements for House Speaker Rep. Paul Ryan, who has promoted policies that often conflict with the interest of Black folks. Here, a number of potential candidates: Monica Adams Adams is a civil rights activist and co-executive director of Freedom […]
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