When the giant iceberg is upon you, it is too late to keep discussing what to do. We are all in for a very bumpy ride, my fellow Americans. And […]
Category: Opinion
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An Angel Appeared When I Needed Her Most!
Happiest day, beloved world! I love you! Bless you! I pray you’re doing well. A seismic shift occurred since we last rode together, both in our country and in our […]
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Pratical Politics
My own reputation as a political analyst—now smashed and scattered all over the ground—may indeed eventually recover. Maybe. But that’s a personal hope I can nourish from within.The U.S., the […]
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Why we should celebrate the success of Head Start
Did you know that Head Start programs are more than just preschool? The program can be a lifeline for children and their families, helping them thrive through education, health, and […]
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Pratical Politics
In the midst of all the political drama swirling around us all, there are still many other cliff-hanger situations going on. This is either the most exciting time in modern […]
Posted inOp-ed, Opinion, Practical Politics
Biden Administration not giving up on student loan forgiveness
The Biden-Harris Administration has announced new proposed regulations to expand student debt relief, potentially impacting around 8 million borrowers facing financial hardship. The proposal, introduced by the U.S. Department of […]
Posted inOpinion, Practical Politics
Use caution to avoid little ghouls and goblins tonight
Authorities urge Southlanders to follow safety guidelines on Halloween — not only for children who go out Trick-or-Treating, but also for adults who go out celebrating.“The No. 1 cause of […]
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Black retirees growing older and poorer
As Americans live longer, the ability to remain financially independent is an ongoing struggle. Especially for Black and other people of color whose lifetime incomes are often lower than that […]
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We should all follow the Georgia voter turnout example
On the first day of voting in the state of Georgia, more than 344,000 people waited in lines for as long as it took to cast their votes in this […]
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Pratical Politics
Okay, within the next two weeks, it should all be over. The early ballots will have been counted, the Nov. 5 voting tallies will have been done—maybe a slight delay […]
