- 05/16/2013
Bloomberg's Brilliant Teenage Pregnancy Strategy Surprises Conservatives
New York City's Mayor Michael Bloomberg has become an interesting urban social engineer. In 2012 alone, he pumped nearly 2.5 million dollars of his own money to help legalize same-sex marriage in the state of Maryland. Needless to say, he has become a formidable foe to traditional family values.
- 04/29/2013
Food Bans: Put Government Regulations on the Right Diet
Obesity puts us at risk for all kinds of health problems, including heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and certain cancers. And it doesn't afflict everyone equally: nearly 50% of blacks are obese, and lower income Americans in general are more likely to be obese than others.
- 04/18/2013
Hiring the Right College; A Return on Investment
In 1965, Yale and Princeton raised their tuition, making them the most expensive Ivy League schools at the time. The hefty price tag; just $1950 a year. Even accounting for inflation that would only amount to about $14,350 in 2013 dollars.
- 03/11/2013
Will More 'Equal Employment Opportunity' Make the Dream Live?
From the early days of the Montgomery (Alabama) Improvement Association in which Dr. King became the first president in December 1955, to the March on Washington in August of 1963, the Civil Rights Movement went beyond giving blacks a chance to escape poverty. In an amazingly short time, employment, housing, and educational opportunities were abound. At the time of King's assassination, the black quest for economic equality seemed achievable. King's greater dream, however, of complete racial harmony remains quite elusive.
- 07/01/2010
Wright Is Still Wrong!
It's time for the nation to move beyond Jeremiah Wright’s negativity and tackle the problems of race and generational poverty in America.
- 06/19/2010
A Greene Victory in South Carolina?
The Democratic Party is embarrassed by Greene’s victory. There are at least two excuses for Greene’s win.
Tags Politics - 06/10/2010
Race Based Politics
Last week, Rep. Artur Davis (D-Ala.) lost his primary bid for Governor of Alabama in a crushing defeat. His opponent, Ron Sparks, won by 25 points in a contest that some believe shows that the race-based politics of the south have not changed.
- 05/27/2010
Crying Wolf on Racism
The controversy over the Arizona border law has been unprecedented. Unfortunately, it seems that the real reason for the current outcry is a politically motivated attempt to change the tables in the 2010 and 2012 elections.
- 05/26/2010
Religious Predators Target Girls?
In an alarming reversal of protocol and wisdom, partial or total female circumcision is gaining acceptance within the U.S. these days.
- 05/14/2010
Protestants Should Protest Kagan
Devout Christians of all denominations and races are in danger of experiencing what blacks in the late 1960s and early 1970s called "institutional racism"
- 04/27/2010
Why are Liberals So Afraid of Prayer?
Perhaps political liberals believe that the religious right will be emboldened or strengthened if they are allowed to pray in public places or on special national holidays.
- 04/19/2010
A Tea Party Diary
I had the privilege of attending my first Tea Party event. I addressed several thousand people concerning the impact of wrong-headed energy policies on all Americans
- 04/14/2010
Steele Must Be Fired – Up
If Steele is fired or resigns before he completes a critical stabilization plan for the party, it may spell doom for the RNC in 2010 and beyond.
- 04/06/2010
Is Brewing Tea Dangerous?
As someone who believes that the Tea Party movement is a return to foundational American values, I suggest a PR makeover.
- 03/31/2010
Why This War on the Poor?
Driving up energy costs is a course of action that economically traumatizes “the last and the least” of America’s citizens
Tags Poverty Climate Change
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