Author: Carma Henry

The return of the Olympics to Tokyo elicits memories of Bullet Bob’s exploits   By Vaughn Wilson  Florida A&M University alumnus Robert Lee “Bob” Hayes was the…

Heartfelt Confederate Leniency Now Bestowed Upon Insurrectionists of January 6, 2021

Civilizing the savage

Whitewashing History and Suppressing Voters Go Hand in Hand

   The so-called “conservative” justices on the Supreme Court are rewriting the laws passed by Congress to serve their own partisan purposes. Now the excuse is to limit voter fraud, even though there is no evidence of such fraud other than in the ravings of partisan politicians. This struggle will continue

Nuclear weapons: Rising danger

     Yet for most Americans July 27 is just another day. Like the Korean War itself, the armistice signing is largely forgotten or was never really known. But for Koreans who survived the war and now reside in the United States, forgetting is more complicated. Years ago, I began one of the first projects to interview elders about their lives dating to the war and collaborated with scholars, artists, and filmmakers to create public memory spaces for healing, public education, and reconciliation. Some of the most paradoxical memories that people shared were about the original armistice day, July 27, 1953.

      Sheila Thorne, President and CEO of Multicultural Marketing Group, has earned a PharmaVOICE Magazine 2021 100 Most Inspiring People in the life-sciences industry.

     The beach resort once flourished while welcoming African American visitors in the 1920s – a time when Black people and other minorities weren’t allowed on white beaches.

 By WI Web Staff The words rolled off U.S. Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn’s tongue so easily, yet it still proved as stunning an indictment as…