Blacks and Politicians
Donald Trump’s surprise win has millions of Americans, many of whom are black, in a tizzy. Many, such as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, are writing about what it means to be black […]
By Carol Swain
Posted “Why a Public Conversation about Race is Nearly Impossible,” by Dr. Robert Benne
Though many call for a national conversation on race, it has been and is nearly impossible because of the implicit ground rules that make any attempted conversation into a monologue. […]
By Carol Swain
Posted “Vandy upgrades social justice offerings,” Reblogged from Campus Reform
The Dean of Students Office at Vanderbilt University will be expanding its diversity and social justice programs in order to “better support Vanderbilt’s rapidly changing student body”, according [...]
By Steve Feazel
Posted It’s About the Votes!
The conventions are over and the 2016 presidential campaign is under way. A lot is being said about radical Islamic terrorism. This is the phrase Obama has difficulty uttering and […]