Based upon the comments and feedback I received from last week’s editorial titled: Defined thoughts on filling the seat of Congressman Alcee Hastings, it is woefully clear that we are in dire need of a LEADER, not just a seat filler who is there until the next opportunity arises.
Browsing: A Message from The Publisher
There is more than one kind of oppressive killing knee to our necks that we need to address.
Spring break: maybe it’s time for spring cleaning
Grammy what!
I found myself agonizing and analyzing through tears while sitting in church wondering how long will it take for God to pump through all of my scum, rock hard emotions and stiff neckedness before the good stuff comes up.
As we begin National Women’s Month, I would like to take a moment to reflect on what we have learned from the women who have touched life and shaped its destiny.
Recognizing and giving honor
Are we worthy of the right to call it “Our Black History?”
Now, one might ask how can something described so beautifully be used as a tool to ignite something disruptive like a rebellion?
Let the Church say Amen