NPR Fires Longtime News Analyst Juan Williams
Longtime news analyst Juan Williams, who has written extensively on race and civil rights, has been fired by NPR after...
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Obama Aide a Constant Amid Change
In a no-drama White House on the brink of big changes, there will remain a constant ? Valerie?Jarrett, longtime friend...
Al Sharpton Rides The Education Super Highway
Civil rights leader the Rev. Al Sharpton has always made it his business to bring to public attention issues that...
Black voters may sway 20 House races in Nov.
On the corner of Collington Road and Route 301, a bright blue poster screams the Democratic Party’s wishful thinking at...
Olympian in Black Power salute to sell medal
Tommie?Smith is selling the gold medal he won at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City, where his Black Power salute...
Dr. Rice Makes a House Call
Condoleezza Rice was born in Birmingham, Alabama on November 14, 1954, the only child to bless the loving union of...
GOP gains traction in Jesse Jackson Jr.’s district
Isaac Hayes, a conservative Republican challenging U.S. Rep. Jesse?Jackson?Jr., is getting more attention lately ? and not just because he...
Obama Rallies for Midterm Elections
President Barack Obama tried to recapture some of the big-stage excitement of his 2008 campaign Sunday, imploring voters not to...
Blacks in Chicago Look for New Mayor
Black ministers, politicians and business leaders are scrambling to unify their community behind one candidate in Chicago’s wide-open mayoral race,...