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These policies never meant “hiring the unqualified.” They meant letting qualified Black Americans be seen. By Theresa E. Beverly The loudest myth about Affirmative Action and DEI is that they…
Trump’s utter botching of the Epstein case brought quick backlash from some of the president’s biggest supporters. But that failure is nothing new. By Josh Moon As it turns out,…
June 14, 2025, will go down as the day “we the people” stood up to a nazi tyrant and showed the rest of the world that WE will make America…
By Curtis Everette Gatewood “MY “TOUGHEST” SERMON TO A NATION THAT CLAIMS TO BE “TOUGH ON CRIME”” – Curtis E. Gatewood America spends more of its money on military, police,…
Alabama voted for prosperity. What it may be getting is economic punishment. By Bill Britt Alabama voters overwhelmingly backed Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election, and the results were…
It didn’t take long for this present administration to wreck our government. We have an unelected man in the White House who is wrecking our democracy and another man who…
Friends, Today, I’d like to talk with you about the economy. Quick reminder: Trump was put into office mainly to rescue an economy that most voters thought was lousy. So…
By Jacob Holmes Fewer people died inside the prisons than in 2023, when prisoners were five times as likely to die as the national average. The Alabama Department of Corrections…
On June 24, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals largely upheld a remedial order issued in 2021 by an Alabama district court in the class action case Braggs v. Lovelace.…
Traditional conservatism valued restraint, character, and stable institutions. Today, a politics of conflict and resentment threatens the civic foundations of democracy. By Bill Britt There was a time when the…
By Chamberlain Parker Central High, the predecessor of Carver High School, served Gadsden’s African American community from 1934 to 1936. Carver High School was the first of many schools in…
Black landowners said settlement terms let the state flood their properties without penalty, leaving homes damaged and difficult to insure. By Wesley Walter The Southern Poverty Law Center filed a…
DR. YISRAEL’S HEBREW RESONANCE TECHNOLOGY: A NEW AFRICAN‑AMERICAN THEOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGY by Dr. Y’Shua Yisrael I greet you as your elder and cartographer of the inner world, one who has spent…
LITANY OF THE MOST SACRED HEART OF YESHUA HA MASCHIACH By Dr. Y’Shua Yisrael Au. D A litany is a formal prayer composed of a series of titles, attributes, or…
Certain health issues, including heart disease, cancer, and memory problems, seem more likely to happen with one blood type versus another. What can yours tell you? Written by Rachel Reiff Ellis…
Blood clots can form in various parts of your body, and they can be life-threatening. Learn to recognize the warning signs that you may have one. Written by Paul Frysh |…
