Kirkwood can still help save Kevin Johnson’s life
Published in St. Louis American, November 24, 2022 For most suburban communities in the U.S., the goal is to live quietly–under the radar. This doesn’t
November 25, 2022
Re-envisioning the Two Party System
Published in BlackCommentator, November 19, 2022 The prediction of a mid-term red wave has petered out. In survival mode, most working-class voters don’t remember one
November 19, 2022
Facing the Reality of a Black School Shooter
Published by BlackCommentator.com, October 27, 2022 St. Louis is now facing a situation that very few predominantly Black cities have had to face in the
October 28, 2022
Putting a Cost to Domestic Violence
Published in Capital City Hues, October 17, 2022 I was intrigued when I heard about the new study in Wisconsin that had attempted the difficult task of
October 17, 2022
The Burden of Higher Education for Black People
Published in BlackCommentator.com, October 13, 2022 My niece’s college choice was heavily influenced by watching The Bill Cosby Show during the 1990’s. She chose Temple
October 13, 2022
The Challenge of Reform Prosecutors to Change the Game
Published in BlackCommentator.com, September 15, 2022 Black people have historically equated prosecutors with locking people up, and rightfully so. Prosecutors, district attorneys and circuit attorneys
September 15, 2022
Hell Has No Fury
Published by the Capital City Hues on August 8, 2022 The first state coming into the ring to defend abortion rights scored a knockout. Kansas
September 11, 2022
August 27, 2022
A Letter to My Younger Self
Posted by UNITY 2022 on August 7, 2022 Hello Young Me, I’m writing this letter to you because there will be times throughout your life
August 8, 2022
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