Black Intellectual Julianne Malveaux: 5 Must-Read Books
Dr. Julianne Malveaux stands as was one of the leading intellectuals in America. Her work as an economist has led to positions on the board
July 13, 2012
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Dr. Julianne Malveaux stands as was one of the leading intellectuals in America. Her work as an economist has led to positions on the board
Imagine if American slaves had been white and the slave masters members of the black ruling class. That concept is explored in Jay-Z and Kanye
African Americans have traditionally valued and reinforced the importance of education, but recent generations serve to show the opposite. Not to abrogate personal responsibility for
Many places across the country just celebrated the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. In the South, the Confederacy is constantly honored and venerated. In
Congress and most politicians are out of touch with the real world. They do not cut their own grass, go to PTA meetings at public
Both sides compromised.
On this Fourth of July, America celebrates its independence from England. What is often forgotten is that, even within the celebrated charter declaring “liberty and
The more things change in America, the more they seem to stay the same. This means that if you are an African American, you pay
Welcome to America, home of apple pie, Chevrolet, the KKK and adultery. A political bomb fell on the GOP when Arnold Schwarzenegger, the former governor
View this video to see what the well-known rapper is talking about.
Despite the slow pace of job creation, it has been announced in recent weeks that unemployment is creeping downward. Since December, we have observed a
