After 250 years, we’ve got to consider other motives.I’d just started placing my groceries on the conveyor belt at Walmart when the man who’d checked out ahead of me came […]

Six years ago, I spoke at a college campus in Minnesota during one of the most turbulent moments in recent American history. The country was reeling from the death of […]

What’s in a name? That well-known question, posed in Romeo and Juliet, suggests that a person’s true nature matters more than the label they bear. Yet Scripture offers another perspective: […]

After humble beginnings, Devon Westhill credits his success to being born in America.Q&A with Devon WesthillDevon Westhill is currently the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights in the Trump Administration at […]

 Are our schools becoming indoctrination centers that promote radical ideologies to our children? Some say our institutions of higher education don’t teach students how to think but what to think. […]

One woman’s journey through a welfare system that asked her to survive, not soar, and the three pillars that helped her build a life beyond it.By Tina CulbertsonOne woman’s journey […]

Black Americans don’t have to choose between Juneteenth and July 4th.There is a major schism brewing in our nation — the growing trend of Black Americans choosing to celebrate Juneteenth […]

So, who is right about black access to the American Dream: those who say the barriers are still high or those who say the path is open?By Malcolm HunterHomeownership has […]