September 14, 2026
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Life after September 11, 2001, changed dramatically for Americans and people around the world. The terrorist attacks created a lasting sense of fear and uncertainty...

I met Commissioner Buckingham nearly four years ago through Perry L. Wooten, a former constable and political consultant to the Baptist Ministers’ Association under Dr....

For African Americans, voting has always represented more than simply choosing a name on a ballot. It is an opportunity to participate in decisions that...

Groupthink is a socio-psy-chological approach to governance marked by irrationality, poor decision-making, and a deceptive sense of unity and harmony. President Trump has used groupthink...

The history of civilization— and the story of the United States in particular—cannot be accurately told without recognizing the profound contributions of Black leaders, innovators,...

Leadership is the ability to guide, inspire, and positively influence others. A godly leader leads by example, not by demagoguery or force, because example remains...

Texas is planning to add 5,600 new prison beds as state officials anticipate an increase in the overall inmate population. The expansion is intended to...

America must recognize the important distinction between free enterprise capitalism and vulgar capitalism. Free enterprise is grounded in private property, competition among private businesses, profit,...

A new survey from Survey-Monkey confirms what many Black families already know in their bones. Sixty three percent of Americans are now living check to...

Across generations, protest music has inspired social change, especially in the struggle for civil rights and racial justice. Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going On? remains a...

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