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A Response to a Response: Gay Pride

The Afro-American News/Issues dated July 4, 2021 featured two headline stories regarding Gay Pride Month. Reverend William Crabtree, Mt. Zion Baptist Church, chose to singularly...

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Reader Feedback: A matter of ‘Pride’

This letter was sent to African-American News&Issues, forwarded from a person who took issue with one of our articles. Dear Pastor Davis and Church Leadership,...

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Mortified beyond expression

Before we go full bore on President Joe Biden, let’s consider the impact of receiving soldiers remains in flag draped caskets and consoling the bereaved...

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Help the Helper

Nothing is impossible for God, because if God is carrying you on his back then why drag your feet in sin. God is an ever-present...

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Unraveling the ball of confusion

Law Enforcement is unable to purchase weapons because of the insatiable consumer appetite for weapons. Ammunition that once was easy to obtain is in scarce...

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Commentary: Review of the negative portrayal of Rep. Harold Dutton

It seems that Representative Dutton is sending a message to School leaders in our community. He seems to be insisting that principals should set up-to-date...
Not only are Black people more likely to contract and die from COVID-19, but because of systemic inequities, Black-owned businesses more likely to lack sufficient resources needed to stay afloat and protect their customers. (Photo: iStockphoto / NNPA)

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OP-ED: Black-Owned Businesses Look to the FDA to Protect Them

A year ago, in a quick fix reaction to the pandemic, the FDA released emergency guidance that lowered the standards for germ-fighting products like hand...

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The Supreme Court – not so ‘supreme’

When you are Supreme you make wise thoughtful eternal decisions, because the consequences of poor judgments have serious moral disastrous consequences for a democratic society....

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Pandemic problems of food insecurity are not over

There are still families and individuals in our community who do not have enough to eat each day. While some food distribution has slowed down,...

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January 6, 2021: The Day when history rhymed

History, like a human life, is benchmarked by watershed-seminal events that either reset the compass of men or nations towards loftier plateaus or into deeper...

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