Author: Carma Henry

Presidential elections have historically been viewed as a sacred sector of American society in which candidates stand upon their beliefs and debate the issues of the day for a chance to become the leader of the free world

Early voting

The Kittens and Mittens

Romney said, “Obama’s foreign policy deserves a grade of F across the board.”

Black people have every right to make demands on Obama, because they gave him a greater percentage of their votes than any other group; and his presidency is owed to them

Republicans can afford to ignore issues of paramount importance to Blacks and Latinos and expect to have a remote chance of winning the White House

Ballot proposition increases corporate welfare

Economic progress exposes the politics of political deception

Jonathan West, a World War II veteran who was among the first African Americans to serve in the Marines

Sisters in Faith Bible: A new journey through The Good Book for African-American women