Civil Rights Myths: Why Trump Is Wrong About the 1964 Act and White Men
President Donald Trump’s claim that the 1964 Civil Rights Act “hurt” or “very badly treated” white men is not supported by historical evidence, economic data, or the legal record of…
Classroom, Choir Stand, and the Cross: The Many Voices of Terrence J. Dooley
Terrence J. Dooley moves through a school hallway the way he moves a choir stand on Sunday—focused, intentional, and just playful enough to keep everyone on their toes. A celebrated…
Mentors or Myths: Why Young Black Men Need Us More Than Ever by Lavelle Eagle
Mentoring young Black men is not just a good idea in 2026; it is a moral and civic necessity in a society where opportunity and belonging are still unevenly distributed.…
Chaos or Community in 2026: Revisiting King’s Unfinished Question by Stanley Johnson
Martin Luther King Jr.’s Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community? reads in 2026 less like a period piece from the late 1960s and more like a sharp, unfinished memo…