Practical Politics No, every public-school student in California will not attend a college or university either in California or elsewhere. That’s a given. Also to be noted is that college […]
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‘Vice President’s Black Wife’ glimpse into forgotten history
The lost saga of Julia Chinn By Terri Schlichenmeyer | OW Contributor The deed to the house will be yours, free and clear, very soon. Once the mortgage is paid […]
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The politics of reparations called for by Africa
Practical Politics By David L. Horne, PhD | oped contributor As the topic of reparations for African people continues to expand and reproduce itself, this week, November 14-17, in Accra, […]
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Obligation to give more than internet public notice
Social media not definitive source of information It appears that with the growth of social media, a number of government agencies and organizations have decided that if they put notice […]
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The politics of maintaining or abandoning the rule of law
Practical Politics In a book I wrote a few years ago in association with my teaching a regular class in college-level political science, I included a discussion about former POTUS […]
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Justice Department initiative secures $107 million relief to redlining victims
Primarily Black neighborhoods in Jacksonville, Fla. By Stacy M. Brown | NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent The Justice Department’s (DOJ) Combating Redlining Initiative announced the recovery of over $107 million […]
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The politics of getting a proper, equal presidential election done
Practical Politics This week, in Colorado, the first trial aimed at removing Donald Trump from the presidential ballot in states across the country based on the claim that he violated […]
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America’s clear and present danger
Reigning in a radical Congress Once again, a word of warning to this great nation and its even greater people. Israel was attacked when its enemies perceived that the nation’s […]
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Ethnic communities and hate crimes
’Stop the hate, spread the love’ On Tuesday Oct. 17, the Politics of Hate was the theme for Biscuits, Grits & Politics. This breakfast meeting of nearly 100 people presented […]
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America’s Clear and Present Danger
Join arms Once again, a word of warning to this great nation and its even greater people. Israel was attacked when its enemies perceived that the nation’s internal conflicts presented […]
