What’s race got to do with it?
Painstaking post-election parsing of the numbers suggest that Black and Brown folk did not vote their interests; giving Donald Trump a victory. These racial studies …
To live or not to live in the U.S. That is the question
I’ve been engaged in debates about the benefits of remaining in the USA, and continue in the "struggle," or leaving for a better place if …
Reparations are relevant in the upcoming election
Recently, I heard a woman from South Africa recount her involvement in the liberation of that country, starting at the young age of 15 when …
Haitians have been America’s “boogeymen” since 1791
Frist, my declaration: I am Haitian. My great-great-grandmother, born in the 1840s, was taken from Africa, brought to Haiti, and then to Eleuthera, Bahamas as …
Voters must be guided by truth, not misogyny
“My apology needs to be as loud as my accusation.” So spoke D.L. Hughley during the Democratic National Convention that nominated Kamala Harris for president, …
Who is ready, prepared to lead?
Prepared. Being prepared requires a process. First, preparedness requires a mindset that is guided by thoughtful and intentional choices to guarantee anticipated outcomes. Kudos to …
The time is right: Harris for president
Now! Right now, is the time for you to get off the fence, stop debating, and send money to and/or volunteer to support Kamala Harris, …
Make a difference: Put the popcorn down
New York Attorney General, Letita James PHOTO COURTESY OF X.COM This is the designated Black History Month in America, and I have been struck by …
The election season is upon us
We have, once again, arrived at the intersection of the rational and insanity. Some call it the election season. And like the four seasons in …
Does America’s moral arc bend toward justice?
Martin Luther King was once quoted to say “the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.” PHOTO COURTESY OF HARVARDPOLITICS.COM …