Is Free Speech the first step in America’s move toward racial equality?
Genuine equality means Americans, regardless of race, respect the right of free speech. Then we can talk about education, housing, food, and opportunity.
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The great bi-partisan sprint to America’s racial reform
It takes more than one leg to win a race or a knee on the ground to accomplish racial reform. Neither does the washing of feet...
Women’s History Month: Rosa Parks and evils of One-Party State Control
Rosa Parks is a very public face of the fight against racism and inequality. She became a civil rights icon, but she is not the only to suffer
Schiff uses illegal Stasi/KGB tactics to spy on Solomon, Giuliani, Nunes
Adam Schiff has used illegal KGB, East German-style Stasi police state tactics to spy on Americans and violate their civil rights.
The progressive left destruction of Martin Luther King’s Civil Rights dream
Martin Luther King, Jr. was a Civil Rights leader whose message of equality was a message of peace. Does Black Lives Matter and ANTIFA live up to King?
Giants of pacifism: Nelson Mandela, Dr. Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi
What may standout, however, about these men is that they are the human beings that transcended their own lives, giving of themselves to better the world.
Colorado: Masterpiece Cake Shop wins, Civil Rights Commission loses
Gay rights and civil rights activists and Christian conservatives got nothing from this Supreme Court opinion of Masterpiece Cake Shop: It punted everything interesting to focus on a narrow procedural technicality. And nothing has changed. Except for Masterpiece Cake Shop. Until the next gay couple walks in.
Jack Phillips, the Supreme Court and Rights of Conscience
Jack Phillips case will be judged by a Supreme Court; Pundits will say that the Supreme Court is not ruling on a moral issue but rather a legal one.
Time for black America to rip off their voter plantation chains
Donald Trump’s visit to the Motor City may go down in history as the point where black voters took back their self-respect and stood up for their rights.
March on Washington Film Festival Celebrates “Songs of the Civil Rights Movement”
Details for the fourth annual March on Washington Film Festival that opens tonight, July 13, with “Songs of the Civil Rights Movement” at Metropolitan AME Church.
Transgendering America: Confusing equality with privilege
The transgender fight is about privilege of the few over the rights of the many. It is not a civil rights fight. It is political pandering at its best.
Why are Black voters Hillary’s firewall against Bernie?
Clinton crushed Sanders among non-white voters in the South, leading by 60-70 point margins, and by 50 points in New York. Why don't blacks feel the Bern?
Kim Davis’ crusade and the legal argument over “Marriage”
Kentucky's Kim Davis is proof that getting government involved never leads to more freedom, and usually just screws everything up,
NAACP’s Rachel Dolezal recreates white as the new black
How will liberals justify Rachel Dolezal's racial deception? The NAACP leader claims to be African American. Parents say she is Dutch, German and a little Native American.
50 years after Selma: President Eisenhower’s bold civil rights record still stands out
By cropping President Bush out of their Selma picture, the New York Times reminds us of the significant role Republicans played in the Civil Rights Movement.
Selma, Alabama is now meaningless
LOS ANGELES, March 10, 2014 — Fifty years ago, Selma, Ala., properly became a national symbol of the black struggle for freedom and equality. Blacks and whites marched together, sang “We shall overcome” and came together in true acts of healing. Fifty years later, Selma has been rendered utterly meaningless. Those wrapping themselves in the ...
Did New York Times crop Bush out of Selma photo?
George and Laura Bush were there, but Times readers wouldn't know it from the front page. No politics? Not likely.
Martin Luther and Alveda King: Breaking black America’s chains
Black people can throw off the chains when they allow themselves to return to Rev. King’s values and not Al Sharpton’s hate filled messages.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Selma, and the moral scarcity in modern-day civil rights
LOS ANGELES, January 15, 2015—Today is the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s actual birthday. Had he lived, he would have been 86. One wonders what his opinions would be on what we have done with the weighty legacy he left behind. The movie Selma is also out in theaters, giving a new window on ...
A new South rises and America wins – The beginning
For tens of millions of southerners the December 6 runoff loss of Louisiana U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu to Rep. Bill Cassidy represented the epic opening of a new age in America.