By Cash Michaels Special to the NNPA from the Wilmington Journal [WILMINGTON, NC] Now that the 2012 presidential elections are history, supporters for the Wilmington Ten pardons of innocence effort
Editorial
With the elections now over, I am stunned with the postmortem coming from the Republican Party and the lack of substantive analysis from its operatives. Those who follow my writings
Leading up to November 6, I found myself focused on the matter of voter suppression and electoral shenanigans committed by the Republicans. This concern was not for nothing. Prior to and
This year’s election cycle has taught us many lessons. Key among them is the clear fact that these United States are becoming more racially diverse and if politicians want to
Religious leaders hypocritical for opposing Obama To the Editor: The opposition that President Obama has received from some religious leaders and
Harming the Billy Graham Legacy Below is an excerpt of an open letter by N.C. NAACP President William Barber,
As a recent graduate of the Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis and its affiliate, the Washington School of Psychiatry,
On Nov. 4, 2008, many Americans shared, for the first time, an unbelievable calm, pride, and, yes, hope in our
Halfway through the second presidential debate, I remembered the show where Gary Coleman and Todd Bridges played Arnold and Willis
Linda Coleman To the Editor: I am proud to stand beside Linda Coleman on the day the polls open and
