Both leading Democratic candidates repeatedly have emphasized “change” as a core theme in their campaigns for the presidential nomination. They talk of changes to improve the lives of women, Blacks, Hispanics, and children — but I still am waiting to hear what changes they have in mind to help me, other white men, and boys […]

This year, we have a black man, a white woman, a Mormon, a thrice-married Catholic and an ordained Baptist minister all running for president. What a country. Yes, we have really come a long way, baby.
Or have we?
The day after Barack Obama trounced Hillary Clinton in the South Carolina Democrat primary, her husband (our first […]

How many people can honestly say they think for themselves?  When viewing the various areas of the lives of many Americans, it would seem to indicate that many people do not.
There exists a segment of Americans who raptly listen to crooked politicians who clearly do not have their best interests at heart.  These Americans sadly lack the ability to stand firm in their thinking and discern who […]

Mayor Kwame M. Kilpatrick was at age 31 the youngest elected Mayor in the history of Detroit, the Motor City. Now, at 38, he is also the Vice President of the National Conference of Democratic Mayors as well as that organization’s representative to the Democratic National Committee. He also seems to have a problem with […]

When led by God’s Holy Spirit, the power of praise and prayer are mighty forces in one’s personal life as well as a nation. Tears can turn into joy, because the Lord gives the soul courage to change and stand upright before Him.
In the midst of a loud clamoring world, too often we refuse to […]