We often chase things we desperately want but not necessarily need.
Packers Annihilate Cowboys in Road Playoff Win
By Charles Collier On January 19, 2024, The Packers dominated The Cowboys in every facet of the game in a convincing 48-32 victory. With the win, The Packers snapped Dallas’ 16 game winning streak at home. The Packers shocked Cowboy fans and NFL fans alike and a star was born right before our very eyes. […]
TikTok – a Tool That Needs to be Protected
By State Representative Dora Drake Politicians are quick to talk about the need to connect with Generation Z. They aren’t wrong; the decisions we make today influence the planet Gen Z inherits. They have the largest stake politically — climate change, widening wealth inequality, and the emergence of AI — we need them at the […]
America’s Game: America’s Shame
Assembly Bill 734, a proposed bill in California, could be the most powerful change to the game of football we’ve seen in years.
Embracing Solitude: The Empowerment of my Empty Nesting
The transformative impact of solitude on my mental health cannot be overstated. It became a sacred ritual – a tonic for my mind.
Dr. King’s Legacy and the Work Ahead of Us
By Tammy Baldwin Each Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Americans across the country commemorate the life and work of Dr. King, a pillar of our civil rights movement and one of the greatest Americans. Dr. King showed us that peaceful action can ignite powerful, lasting change and that public service is one of the greatest […]
The Importance of Being Confident
BlackEconomics.org® This essay, which is in the “economics of religion” tradition, may not apply to you, but it may be well worth reading! You may be of the semi-elite or elite and you may be enjoying a high level of well-being. But well over 10 million Black Americans are experiencing life below, at, or just […]
Migrant Airdrops and Inhumane Bus Rides
The targeted trafficking of more than 80,000 migrants, to democratically led cities, is political.
Kweku’s Korner: Therapy is for You…. Yes YOU!!!
Do you have a therapist? If not, let this be the year we get a counselor.
Maps Under New Management: The Road to Electoral Equity Continues
“Experience is a good teacher, it takes someone like me to know…” the opening line of Miki Howard’s classic ballad, “Love Under New Management” recently popped into my head when thinking about the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s recent ruling on redistricting. For many liberals the court’s decision signaled Christmas come early, for me, it was a […]
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