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Recent Stories
Winnie Mandela’s unyielding stand for independence and freedom deserves no apology
Walking down the streets of cities such as Cape Town, South Africa, today, one would almost think one were somewhere closer to San Diego, Calif.
The political currents beneath us
Last October, the cover of Time magazine forecast a gloomy picture for the Democratic Party.
The blurred lines of modern media
Facebook is once again under heavy fire for its seemingly insatiable appetite for slurping up and analyzing endless streams of user data.
Here’s what a modern political witch hunt looks like
Want to see a witch hunt? You don’t have to go back to the 1600s and Salem, Mass. Just look at what’s happening to Republican Gov. Eric Greitens in the State of Missouri in 2018.
Guns don’t kill people—People kill people
Interpret it how you wish, but the veracious or apocryphal nature of the above statement (depending on how you view it) does not blur the fact that guns are out there, and even if they are restricted from being sold, there will always be a black market for purchase.
When did Sheriff Scott Israel know the truth about his cowardly deputy?
Across the United States, the latest revelations related to the Parkland high school massacre truly shock the conscience.
The Rev. Billy Graham passes
As I was growing up in the ’60s and ’70s in rural Marion, S.C., faith, belief in God and attending church were the bedrock of the James and Thelma Williams household.
HUD and budget cuts
A little more than 50 years ago, the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development was formed.
A friendship strengthened
The White House recently released a transcript of remarks made by Vice President Mike Pence.
Frederick Douglass, an alternative truth
Who was Frederick Douglass? More importantly, why does Frederick Douglass matter to today’s America? These questions are not merely rhetorical, as the recent controversy surrounding President Trump’s Black History Month statement illustrate.
