We affirm press freedom She’s back: Anita Hill. Or more accurately, it’s back: the hearings to confirm Clarence Thomas’s nomination for a seat on the …

Last month was women’s history month. I celebrated the designated period at the African-American Museum, Dallas, Texas, where women from all races, ethnic groups, and …

Welcome to the third revolution, televised, and yes, there will be more blood. Compliments of the ongoing Republican Party’s reconstruction, and Bernie Sanders’ call for …

I say #oscarssoforeign. First, let me clear something up. I watched the show. I watched it because; number one, I go to the movies; number …

The conversation has gone south. Way south. Notably, to South Carolina and New Orleans. In South Carolina, the focus is on the black vote. And …

Earlier this week I watched the last Democratic Town Hall meeting. This time, each was more polished, more practiced, and in some instances, more profound. …

Obama declared it: “nous sommes tous Francais”-we are all French. Confirmed. Daily, I see Facebook profiles showing the French flag in the background of their …

It’s here! Once again, the first week of December will unfold with an outpouring of art, culture, food, film, music, performances, discussions, and displays in …

Folk are calling Ta-Nehisi Coates the new James Baldwin. The fire is still burning! In Between the World and Me, Coates’ treatise on race and …

There is culture and then there is Culture. The word itself is derived from a Latin root for growing and tending land. After further research …