Monthly Archives: June 2020

The Nobel Peace Prize Drive for Colin Kaepernick means that you can set up your own committee with the intention of linking with other similar committees. Communities are invited to join in. Wali Jones, who is a Hall of Fame NBA player who was involved deeply in his own controversy when Civil Rights’ was young, […]

I have watched Jewish leaders and organizations reach out to African Americans that they know and there have been discussions demonstrating the many decades long cooperation between African Americans and Jews. The discussion has included recognition of the divisions that exist in both groups that often conflict with the agenda of keeping those two groups […]

The COVID-19 pandemic has shut down art museums since they are not high on the list of essential services required by society’s needs as we fight to save lives and prevent the spread of the virus. Many are those who have violated the call for “social distancing” and many are those who have taken the […]

“The number one rule is that everyone safely goes home from a traffic stop!” Hubert A. Peterkin And “We are part of the problem.” The father of Sean Bell (Police Don’t Shoot) is William Bell who lived right by the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama. With that said more is needed today to keep […]

“I repeat with the most vehement conviction: truth is on the march, and nothing will stop it. Today is only the beginning, for it is only today that the positions have become clear: on one side, those who are guilty, who do not want the light to shine forth, on the other, those who seek […]

Today Mike Pence wants to set aside the discussion of “institutional racism” because those men across our nation are so highly thought of. The George Floyd killing is more than a case. It is an affair. The Dreyfus Affair led to demonstrations in 20 French cities and a divided nation. In Algeria Jews (45,000 in […]

A supervisor should have been called as soon as Officer Chauvin put his weight on George Floyd’s neck. This breaking report came to light for me upon learning that two of the officers with Chauvin were new on the job. Upon watching the news, I immediately knew what to think because I learned about this […]

Tony Evans told me that “nobody is going to tell the Black churches what to do.” I was not telling Black churches what to do, but I don’t want more people to die during this pandemic. In the midst of our brief conversation he asked me if I know who he is. I replied that […]