Why Artur Davis is wrong about the GOP
OPINION - The newly minted a member of the GOP, Davis is taking his show on the road calming the waters for black voters to potentially take a serious look at the GOP in upcoming elections...
Are Booker and Christie too close for comfort?
OPINION - Booker's chummy relationship with Christie isn't just about doing work for the people of Newark it's also likely a strategic move based on his own personal ambition...
Black candidate seeks to oust Wisconsin Lt. Gov
theGRIO REPORT - The media has been focused on the June 5 match-up in Wisconsin between embattled Republican Governor Scott Walker and Democratic challenger Tom Barrett. But another match up might prove an even bigger success for labor...
Will black voters abandon Obama after marriage move?
OPINION - Will black voters, particularly regular churchgoers, abandon President Obama based on his support for marriage equality?...
Black women benefiting during weak jobs market
theGRIO REPORT - Since December, black women have knocked more than 3 percentage points off of their unemployment rate, going down from 13.9 percent to 10.8 percent. That drop is the largest for any demographic group...
Trayvon Martin’s parents take on a new role
theGRIO REPORT - Now that Zimmerman has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder, Trayvon's parents have transitioned into a new role as activists and agents for social change...
Social media comes of age in wake of LA riots
OPINION - One thing has changed since 1992, that could have changed not only our response to the Rodney King verdict but also the riots that ensued. Now we have social media...
Secret Service must do better by 1st black prez
OPINION - Many in the black community have long held the safety of the president and his family at a higher level of importance than any debate over public policy...
Why Romney’s 'open mic' moment is troubling
OPINION - Romney is rarely consistent, but when it comes to policies that will assist those in need, he is consistently opposed to any real safety net...
Firings won't fix National Review's race problems
OPINION - The National Review's problem with offensive viewpoints on race, brought to the forefront by recent events, did not begin with one Derbyshire column about the Trayvon Martin case and it likely won't end there...
