How police created their own problems
Published by St. Louis American, February 18, 2023 Nearly 25 years ago when the Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression formed, one of its three demands was that police officers must be recruited from the communities they served. The purpose is to hire more African Americans for these public service positions. Over the years, the […]
A class in prosecutorial corruption
Published in St. Louis American, January 17, 2023 The Honorable David C. Mason made the wise decision last month to allow Lamar Johnson’s hearing to be livestreamed. The world had a ring-side seat to the prosecutorial corruption that was rampant in the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s office during the crack-cocaine epidemic. This was a time […]
The Future of Water
Published by BlackCommentator.com, December 10, 2022 A cup of water could become more valuable than one of Starbuck’s Coffee When I became politically aware that water was a commodity, I was outraged. As a kid, you turn on the tap, you jump into the swimming pool, or you take a shower believing that Mother Nature […]