Author: Carma Henry

     Of course, being sidelined doesn’t mean Trump will cease making trouble.  His Supreme Court nomination will go forward, his unmasked crowds will remain adoring, his vice president and attorney general will display their usual unfailing loyalty, his chief of staff will pooh-pooh the infection, and the tweets will keep coming as evidence that Trump is still vigorous, alert, and in charge.  Be prepared for Trump to say, “see, it’s just like the flu.”

     We need your help to end the presidency of tax cheat Donald Trump. Even as he uses every dirty trick, he can to become dictator-in-chief, white male baby boomers must help defeat him. 

Trump and the lost country

     Ginsburg ended up with a nickname that started a meme of her in a gold crown emulating an iconic photo from the last known photo shoot of the late rap and hip-hop star Notorious B.I.G. or Biggie Smalls (real name Christopher Wallace). The “King of New York” image was widely seen on magazine covers, murals, and T-shirts.

BYRD Funeral services for the late Michael Byrd – 66  were held October 3 at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel with Bishop Sean McMillian officiating. FAULKNER…

HONEYGHAN Funeral services for the late Carl Anthony Honeyghan – 48 were held October 3 at McWhite’s Funeral Home Chapel. JEWEL Funeral services for the late…

BROWN Funeral services for the late Hilton Brown III – 33 were held October 4 at Roy Mizell & Kurtz Worship Center with Rev. Darryl Kelly.…

     Part of a six-figure campaign across several battleground states, ads will run starting this week in the Westside Gazette and on WHQT-FM, reaching voters across the Miami-Fort Lauderdale media market. The ads, which were purchased through the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) and Radio One, will direct individuals to IWillVote.com — the DNC’s newly updated voter participation hub, where voters can register to vote, check their voter registration, and make a plan to vote, whether in person or by mail. 

Democracy or Death

     Officer Brett Hankinson was indicted on three counts of wanton endangerment for his actions on the night of Taylor’s death. Hankinson was charged with shooting blindly inside an apartment and a warrant was immediately placed for his arrest. Judge Annie O’Connell set bail for Hankinson at just $15,000.