Opinion

Bill O’Reilly is taking a page from an old playbook and falsely linking the #BlackLivesMatter movement to the New Black
/ July 15, 2016
The deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, while tragic, were markers of larger problems in America. Their murders were
/ July 13, 2016
White folks supporting a black movement for freedom, justice and equality is not a popular position to place oneself in.
/ July 11, 2016
Is it possible to mourn the deaths of the five Dallas police officers and still continue the movement for black
/ July 9, 2016
We need to talk about Diamond Reynolds. Diamond Reynolds is my hero, and she should be yours too. She is
/ July 8, 2016
This week represents a climax to a tragic American narrative decades in the making. It’s a story overrun by a ‘War on Drugs’ run
/ July 8, 2016
Just yesterday, I penned an article about the outrageous and brutal slaying of Alton Sterling, a 37-year-old black man in
/ July 7, 2016
It happened again. This time, outside a slummy Baton Rouge liquor store in the early morning hours on the day
/ July 6, 2016
On Sunday, June 12 at 7:17 a.m., I awoke to a frantic text message from my best friend of twenty
/ June 26, 2016
Some people are complaining that Hollywood is producing too many movies about American slavery. But that’s not the problem. There can
/ June 26, 2016
Although God did not deem it appropriate to imbue me with superhuman strength, super speed or the ability to fly,
/ June 19, 2016
What words come to mind when you imagine a black father? For me, they are “important, undervalued, love.” Unfortunately, these are
/ June 19, 2016