Dr. Benjamin Chavis is a civil rights pioneer. He led the NAACP in the early 90s and he was the director of the Million Man March. ...

It is a breathtakingly mean and callous proposal. The Republican budget would cut taxes on the wealthy, giving millionaires, the Citizen for Tax Justice estimates, a tax break of $200,000 per year. ...

I must acknowledge that the state of Florida did a poor job prosecuting Zimmerman. ...

The outrage over the killing of an unarmed Black teenager who was doing nothing wrong must continue until some semblance of justice is achieved. ...

The challenge is that the bill disadvantages some immigrants, especially African and Caribbean immigrants, while helping others. ...

The racial disparities in unemployment rates are not new, but it is hypocritical to celebrate a drop in White unemployment rages, without noticing or mentioning the stagnation in Black unemployment rates. ...

Somehow, sorry doesn't make it right. ...

We are all in the same boat and must act together to stop the plague of violence. ...

Like virtually every other part of the legitimate role of government, the Postal Service is and has been under attack by conservatives. ...

I am utterly appalled that Whole Foods CEO John Mackey described Obamacare as “fascism.” ...