Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Med What teachers think and experience in the public education system is explored in a new report by the National Alliance for Public Charter […]
Category: Opinion
Posted inHealth, Op-ed
Assembly member McKinnor Fights for Parents’ Rights to Maintain Children’s Access to Flavored Medications
By Jaivon Grant Access to flavored children’s medications is still in danger. But the possible limitation on flavoring children’s medications, which was previously covered in April, has a new champion. […]
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March on Washington continues
A first-person account of an historic gathering by Dr. John E. Warren | Publisher San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper Sixty years ago, the Publisher of this newspaper was one […]
Posted inLocal, Op-ed
‘Kissing babies’
Support for Mark Ridley-Thomas By Joan V. Crear, Gloria Davis, Harry McElroy and Sonya Vasquez guest op-ed We don’t support Dr. Mark Ridley-Thomas because he kissed babies. We support him […]
Posted inOp-ed, Practical Politics
The politics of fulfilling the need to whitewash history
Practical Politics Nations and countries solidify their respected positions in the world by educating their youth on the history of those nations’ contributions to the world. A country with no […]
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The confusing politics of calling everything reparations
Practical Politics Echoing the still confusing goals of the reparations movement in the U.S. is the significant case of Henrietta Lacks, the Black woman cancer patient whose cells were seized […]
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‘Us’: America’s last line of defense
Get ‘woke’ and get involved There are a number of things we should all be concerned about as so many around us focus on summer vacations, the excessive heat, fires […]
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The politics of ‘Klan dog’ to the rescue
Practical Politics Just when we grasp a little more hope that things may be turning in the right direction, Blackly, in the U.S., we are snatched out of that fantasy […]
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The politics of maintaining the political knee-on-the neck
Practical Politics There is an old picture that still shows up in most Ethnic Studies and American History Books (at least those not yet banned in the culture wars for […]
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Now that SCOTUS has acted…
What’s next Black civil rights? By Dr. John E. Warren | Publisher, San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper African-Americans in particular and people of color in general have a history […]
