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In an election year, we can see subtle fear of the ‘other’ injected into a public conversation, the author writes → Read More
The practice has no place here or anywhere else among any cultural group — including Muslim Americans → Read More
Metro Detroit has always been one of the more notorious areas in America for police misconduct and brutality. In my parent’s generation, there was systematic brutality and racial profiling, from... → Read More
The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent refusal to hear a challenge to part of a law, which allows for the federal government to indefinitely detain American citizens with alleged ties to... → Read More
In a recent segment on MSNBC’s “The Daily Rundown,” Georgia State Senator Jason Carter, a Democrat and a the grandson President Jimmy Carter, stated that he is in favor of... → Read More
The recent marking of the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 is a reminder of how far we’ve come as a nation, yet shows that we have... → Read More
In the wake of two high profile violent incidents in Detroit, one which was fatal, I’m more convinced than ever that we cannot police and prosecute our way into having... → Read More
A challenge which we face as one of the world’s most wealthy nations is the need to institute better public policies to safeguard our most vulnerable populations from poverty. Children... → Read More
America has perhaps hit an all-time low for its citizens pertaining to intrusive surveillance and lack of privacy from the federal government. A sad commentary of this was shown Sunday... → Read More
The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) may have attempted to moderate its annual forum this year but still had a number of speakers and groups in attendance with extreme positions,... → Read More
Metro Detroit has a notorious reputation nationwide regarding police brutality and misconduct. The recent firing of a Warren Police officer for forcibly cutting the hair of a detained woman, who... → Read More
Last night’s State of the Union address resonated with me on many levels. though much of it was not as ambitious as previous addresses. President Barack Obama’s talk of having... → Read More
The recent fiascos pertaining to racist discourse from Republican National Committeeman Dave Agema and Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson highlight the need for the GOP to systematically encourage... → Read More
As we reflect on the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., I hope that we can expand our conversations about him and his contemporary relevance into the land of the uncomfortable. Although we cannot say with complete certainty how MLK wouldy view some of the issues facing us today, such as the current state of race relations, the criminal justice system and accountability within the Black… → Read More
As we reflect on the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., I hope that we can expand our conversations about him and his contemporary relevance into the... → Read More
2013 was perhaps the bumpiest of President Barack Obama’s time in office. Hearings over the Benghazi tragedy, the Egyptian coup regime thumbing its nose at America, a failed attempt to... → Read More
As some Black Americans are preparing to recognize the days of Kwanzaa, which runs from Dec. 26-Jan. 1, I will not be celebrating it because I have never seen it... → Read More
Nelson Mandela is a symbol of struggle against apartheid in South Africa. He did not end apartheid, however, literally or figuratively. Mandela, who struggled for the liberation of his people... → Read More
American cinemas will be filled this weekend with audiences watching “Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom” about the iconic South African freedom fighter Nelson Mandela. While I’m anticipating going to see... → Read More
Would the Dearborn Heights Police have bought that excuse and not detained and charged the shooter had he been a black, Latino or Arab male shooting an unarmed white girl? → Read More