editor’s column
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: Terry Crews Has it Right — ‘Black Lives Matter’ Cannot Be Simply Defined
The complexity of the mission which undergirds Black Lives Matter remains far too complex and significant to be reduced to…
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: One Year Later — Momma’s Gone But Remains With Me Always
Some things get easier with time. Some things, no matter how much time goes by, never do.
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: Testing Too Much? Is Donald Trump Serious?
Trump's team says that the president was merely joking when he said we're "testing too much." I, however, find nothing…
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: We Need a New Movement — Black Dads Matter
Contrary to the normative caricature of Black fathers, they are the most involved with their children, no matter if they…
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: Will George Floyd’s Death Move U.S. to Compose a Jubilant Resolution or Just Another Uninspiring Refrain?
Two options lie before us. We can take the anger, the injustice, the frustration — the dissonance that has long…
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: American Justice Still a Portrait Defined by Race
The more things change, the more they remain the same.
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: Youth Face the Slings and Arrows of Graduating Alone
I am confident that like the ancestors before us who were able to "make a way out of no way,"…
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: For Blacks, Add ‘Jogging’ to the List of Things That Can Get You Killed
Far too many people in America find themselves feared, distrusted and marked because of their race, religion, nationality — even…
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: As Governors Relent and Ease Restrictions, Blacks and the Elderly Take Back Seat to Privilege
In America, some things never change. Sacrifices must sometimes be made for the good of the "one percent."
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: College Days Have Swiftly Passed, But the Memories of Frat Life Linger – A-Phi!
Pledging Alpha really was magic. And I wouldn't change any of it.
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