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(2008/01/21) Losing Our Proper Drive and Conviction
As we sit nestled between MLK Day and Black History Month, it is about time that we collectively dive into the lost and found and regain our proper direction down the path.
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(2007/5/27) There Once Were Three Universities...Part III
Just as commencements ring out across on the campuses of America’s universities, there are plenty of lessons for us to learn about today’s America, our reactions to it, and where we may need to go from there. Part 3 of 3.
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(2007/5/11) There Once Were Three Universities...Part II
Just as commencements ring out across on the campuses of America’s universities, there are plenty of lessons for us to learn about today’s America, our reactions to it, and where we may need to go from there. Part 2 of 3.
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(2007/05/07) There Once Were Three Universities…Part I
Just as commencements ring out across on the campuses of America’s universities, there are plenty of lessons emanating from them that may highlight for us what we need to learn about today’s America , our reactions to those lessons, and where we may need to go from there. Part 1 of 3.
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(2007/04/07) Our Fathers
At a time when everything from parental fraud to parental involvement is worthy of discussion, the focus needs to point to policies and methods that encourage less fathering by government and more fathering by daddies.
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(2007/03/17) The Greatest Generation and the Current Generation
As we run the risk of losing a generation of talent to social ills, our Greatest Generation must find a way to adapt to the Current Generation in order to generate a new legacy
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(2007/03/11) Everyday Crime and Executive Pardon
Even as elected officials, media, and general population focus on the high-profile crimes stemming from illegal immigration, America continues to miss the point on the everyday crime before us.
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(2007/02/28) Why Martin Luther King Was A Republican (reprint)
Frances Rice of the NBRA (National Black Republican Association - www.nbra.info) explains why historical African-American leaders such as Martin Luther King, Jr. were Republicans.
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(2007/02/14) Not All Four-Letter Words Are Created Equal
As the illegal immigration debate continues, conservatives are challenged to ensure that our platform plank is not confused with the efforts of others.
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(2007/02/01) Big Lights, Black Coaches, and a Bright Future?
If we really want to see how far African-American coaches have come regarding true acceptance in the NFL, we shouldn’t look down south to Miami, but up north.
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(2007/01/12) N-Word Communications and Achieving the Dream: Is it Real or Just for Show?
Amid the uproar of the past few weeks over Michael Richards’ comments, are we really focusing on the right vile communications?
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(2007/01/07) Affirmation Action and the BCS - What We Now See on the Big Stage in 2007
As we approach 2007, where does the role of affirmative action sit when watching our national pastime?
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