Politics
The Truth For Many Republicans Is Optional
By Dr. James B. Ewers Jr. The truth will set you free is a phrase we have heard in and out of places of worship during our lifetime. It creates a space in our minds […]
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National Politics
Even In Utah, Trump’s Republicans Sour On Mitt Romney
SALT LAKE CITY — A chorus of boos greeted Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) at a Republican Party state convention here in his adopted Utah last month — but for the former presidential hopeful and Mormon princeling, […]
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“Would Black America Benefit from Biden’s Proposed FY 2022 Education Program?”
The follow Essay was submitted by BlackEconomics.org: Last week, President Joe Biden released his fiscal year (FY) 2022 Budget that proposes a large increase in education spending.1 While Biden proposes new, sizeable, and potentially helpful […]
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I’Ashea Myles Announces Run for Chancellor
(Nashville, TN) – I’Ashea L. Myles announces that she has filed her Treasurer papers to run for Chancery Court Judge in Metro Nashville. Myles is the first to officially step in the race since the […]
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250,000 Open Jobs? Gov. Bill Lee Continues To Mislead Public On Job Availability To Justify Federal Unemployment Cuts
By Brandon Puttbrese Press Secretary Tennessee Senate Democratic Caucus NASHVILLE,TN (TN Tribune) — Gov. Bill Lee continues to mislead Tennesseans on the number of current job openings and the quality of those positions — peddling […]
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Is the Sky Falling on Metro?
NASHVILLE, TN –A special election on July 27 will decide the 2021 Nashville Taxpayer Protection Act. To hear detractors talk about it, you’d think the property tax referendum was worse than COVID-19. City Hall is […]
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Our Issues Beyond June 15, 2021
By Dr. John E. Warren, Publisher, The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint As more people are vaccinated both in the city and the state of California, the opening up of businesses and the removal of […]
Politics
Zappala Under Fire…Da Orders No Plea Deals To Black Attorney Or His Clients — Community In An Uproar
by Rob Taylor Jr. A verbal battle between local Black attorney Milton Raiford and Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala Jr. has turned into a firestorm for Zappala that’s hotter than Pittsburgh’s recent heat wave. […]
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President Biden Issues Proclamation For Black Music Month
Throughout history, there has been no richer influence on the American songbook than Black music and culture. From early spirituals born out of the unconscionable hardships of slavery; to the creation of folk and gospel; […]
