Some of us, and I don’t know why, seem to be under the impression that HIV/AIDS is not the problem it once was for our community.
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Our boys are at-risk: For dropping out of school, for poverty, for delinquency, for unemployment, for imprisonment.
Sasser, Georgia is the epitome of a “Leave It to Beaver” existence. Nestled in a serene part of southeast Georgia (outside of Albany) where tradition trumps progress, there is an unwritten rule that permeates throughout the fabric of life within that slap-happy community.
And that is how the dust settled and the smoke cleared over the political career of former State Senator Mandy Dawson (Dem., Fort Lauderdale).
Black business boondoggle!
In 2008, the presidential elections cost a record- setting $2.8 billion. To win that election, Barack Obama spent $740.6 million, eclipsing the combined $646.7 that George W. Bush and John Kerry spent four years earlier
Since the enactment of the Affordable Care Act two years ago, polls have consistently shown that a slight plurality of Americans have opposed the measure.
Talking snakes do not have good reputations. Snake stories have not been pleasing to God since they appeared in the Garden of Eden.
We Americans love our internet. According to a new Nielsen study, “Top U.S. Web Brands and News Websites,” nearly 212 million of us were surfing the net in some shape, form or fashion in May this year – a little over 276 million of us are estimated to have internet access
Thinking back in 1965 when I was just 18-years-old, I understood even then that there should never have been a controversy whether I as a Black person should have the right to vote or not