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Posted by Michael | Jun 11, 2011 | Uncategorized |
In the last month or so, I have repeatedly asked myself, “Who stopped the clock on Sarah Palin’s fifteen minutes of fame?” Ex-Governor Sarah Palin’s self-described “One Nation” bus tour of historic American landmarks turned out...
Read MorePosted by Michael | Apr 22, 2011 | Media, Public Policy |
Recently, Fox News’ “Spirited Debate” featured Kennedy Williams-Benjamin debating France’s veil law. Kennedy and her fellow panelist appeared with host Lauren Green on ‘Spirited Debate,’ a web-based news...
Read MorePosted by Michael | Apr 12, 2011 | Food, Government, Public Policy |
THE issue of personal responsibility made news in New York and Arizona. No, it did not involve gun control or illegal immigration. Critics wondered how far government should go in preventing people from making unhealthy choices....
Read MoreWriting in the Sunday NY Daily News, NYU professor Mitchell Moss opined that the heavily black and Latino Bronx “is destined to become a political graveyard” because it no longer provides the opportunities for coalition-building...
Read MorePosted by Michael | Feb 16, 2011 | African Americans, Government, Politics |
As part of a yearlong celebration of the sesquicentennial anniversary of start of the “War Between The States,” the Mississippi Sons of Confederate Veterans want to honor Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest with a...
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