Featured Opinion Opinions Politics November 27, 2021 When White Women Attack: Boebert assailing Omar reminds us racism is alive even in Congress America is really in a dark place. And I think we all know it to be true. Congress used to
Entertainment Featured Music Opinion Opinions Women November 23, 2021 Documentary reminds us how White men and misogynoir nearly destroyed Janet Jackson’s career Who could forget Super Bowl XXXVIII? It was the day that introduced us to the term “wardrobe malfunction,” but more
Crime Featured Opinion Opinions November 20, 2021 What can the US Department of Justice do about Rittenhouse? Unfortunately, not much. If we are honest. None of us are really surprised. The Rittenhouse trial fix was in from the moment the
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics November 15, 2021 Can a sista get a break? Kamala Harris is an easy scapegoat amid media’s broadside against her Following the bombshell CNN report of so-called dysfunction in Vice President Kamala Harris‘s office and within the Biden White House
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics November 3, 2021 Earth to Democrats: White women voters, not Black women, are your problem So, Virginia has once again flipped from blue to red. Well maybe, purple. But, nevertheless, Republican newcomer Glenn Youngkin won
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics October 22, 2021 No Condoleezza Rice, Black Americans can’t afford to ‘move on’ from Jan. 6 insurrection There are few women walking this earth who I admire, intellectually and professionally, more than I do Condoleezza Rice. The
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics October 18, 2021 As a Black Republican, Colin Powell challenged party to be more inclusive The world awakened Monday to the sad news that we had lost a great American soldier, statesman and former US
Entertainment Featured Opinion Opinions October 12, 2021 Sage Steele has much bigger issues than her self-hating words I have biracial nieces who are the sunshines of my life. And like ESPN anchor Sage Steele, they are beautiful,
Featured Media Opinion Opinions October 5, 2021 Why the demise of OZY hurts other Black-owned media platforms The demise of Black-owned OZY Media and the subsequent scandal surrounding OZY Media founder Carlos Watson, a Black man, who
Featured Media Opinion Opinions Women September 21, 2021 Gabby Petito’s death is a tragedy, but what about Black and Brown women and girls? The death of young, beautiful Gabby Petito, likely at the hands of a man she loved and trusted, is another
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics September 16, 2021 Simone Biles’ powerful testimony on sex abuse left old and grey Senators speechless This week’s riveting and heart-wrenching testimony by four brave young, amazingly courageous young women, Simone Biles, Aly Raisman, McKayla Maroney
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics September 11, 2021 Twenty years after 9/11, America is divided more than ever I remember Sept. 11, 2001 vividly. Like everyone else who was alive on that day, I remember most of all
Featured Health Opinion Opinions September 9, 2021 COVID breakthrough infections are real. Here’s what you should know Summer has ended. Autumn is in the air. And we are all getting back into the grind of work, sending
Featured Opinion Opinions August 20, 2021 What does the 2020 US Census really mean for the future of Black citizens? The 2020 U.S. Census tells a powerful and yet troubling story for the future of America that is yet to
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics August 11, 2021 New York AG Letitia James, a Black woman, single-handedly brought down Cuomo Andrew Cuomo announced on Tuesday that he will resign as the 56th governor of New York in two weeks. Cuomo’s
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics August 4, 2021 Rep. Cori Bush’s eviction triumph reminds us why representation in Congress matters We’ve all come to know ‘The Squad‘ which consists of four elected members of Congress who also happen to be
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics July 27, 2021 Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn reminds us racism was at the core of insurrection “Some people are trying to deny what happened — to whitewash it,” Congressman Bennie Thompson (D-MS) said on Tuesday in
Featured Politics July 21, 2021 White Capitol rioter gets slap on wrist, while Black people get the book thrown at them I often tweet the hashtag #TwoAmericas and I do so intentionally. With each passing day as I watch the news,
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics July 15, 2021 How Trump and the Right’s anti-vaccine propaganda is killing Black people As the COVID-19 variant strain begins to spread throughout the nation, almost 99% of the time it attacks the unvaccinated.
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics July 9, 2021 Warnock vs. Walker? Someone tell Republicans replacing one Black man for another doesn’t work Last week, in yet another shady move from former President Donald J. Trump to reassert himself into our national politics,
