The war in Iraq is over. Finally. After nearly 10 years, thousands of American deaths and a multiplicity of intense debates on the legitimacy of
WASHINGTON – One of the most exciting weekends African Americans in recent Washington history unfolded over the weekend. What better way than to tell the
President Obama, the heir apparent to Martin Luther King Jr.’s Dream, officially christened the King Memorial on the National Mall while reminding citizens that King
Hermain Cain, a leading Republican presidential nominee, is at it again when it comes hopping from one side of the racial aisle to the other.
Miss Robbie Montgomery and her son, Tim Norman When traveling to “the Lou,” a must-visit is Sweetie Pie’s, the soul food empire founded by Midwest
“This is not a game.”
Derrick Bell changed the face of academia in the Ivy League and challenged racial views with provocative books, essays and short stories. Bell died at
Hank Williams Jr. served as the voice of “Monday Night Football” with his infectious theme song for over 20 years. However, football fans may never
President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama are celebrating their 19th wedding anniversary today. Married Oct. 3, 1992, the president was a lecturer at
Al Vivian, CEO and president of BASIC Diversity Inc., spoke with rolling out about several issues that serve as indicators that truthful discussions on inclusion
Former vice president Dick Cheney proves that if he can shoot friends, he can certainly take wild shots at President Obama. Cheney and his daughter
Despite the fact that Herman Cain is still considered a long shot for the Republican presidential nomination, he has nonetheless catapulted himself from the back
WASHINGTON – President Obama’s senior White House officials are meeting with the presidents of Historically Black Colleges and Universities to discuss ways to create the
