Editorials

by Al Brown (Minneapolis Recorder) After centuries in America, Blacks now understand the difference between freedom and independence. As fireworks sizzle in the night sky and proud waves of red, white, and blue banners decorate […]

by Donnell Suggs | theatlantavoice.com| The owner of Rocky’s Barbershop, a small Black-owned business located on Piedmont Rd. in Buckhead, is confused. Rocky Jones allowed his small barbershop to be the site of a small business […]

BY MALIK BROWN – The Biden-Harris presidential campaign hosted a Black media exclusive debate gaggle on June 26. The gaggle discussed what viewers should expect during the presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump later that evening. The Biden camp campaign […]

By A’SHANTI F. GHOLAR| Every election we hear how Black women are “the backbone of the Democratic Party,” its most loyal voting group that has turned out at the polls at higher rates than any […]

By Bobby R. Henry, Sr.| “As for me, I will behold thy face in righteousness: I shall be satisfied, when I awake, with thy likeness.”  –Psalms 17:15 KJV       What is so difficult about living your […]

By Lucius Gantt – Both major political parties and their members who are elected officials use “talking points”.       Political talking points are pre-established messages that remain constant regardless of which political party member shares […]

 Kevin Seraaj June 1, 2024Orlando Advocate | The Appointments Clause of the Constitution does not specify qualifications for Supreme Court justices. So, presidents have routinely established their own criteria for nominating people to the Supreme […]

“I saw a dream that made me afraid. As I lay in bed the fancies and the visions of my head alarmed me”  Daniel 4:5 (ESV) | By Bobby R. Henry, Sr. I felt like I was […]

For those too young to remember, some of the most loyal supporters and advocates for Black Americans during the civil rights movement were Jewish Americans. They don’t remember and probably were never told in today’s […]