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Expect A Low Turnout

The Gantt Report – Are Black people insignificant to you? Well, to most political candidates, African Americans are the voters that no one seeks to court or influence. It’s true. Democratic and Republican candidates feel every ethnic group needs to be sought after but Blacks. Democrats feel Black voters are so politically backwards and unaware […]

What constitutes a black leader?

by Chuck Hobbs, Esq. – You may have missed it, but the July 25th edition of Newsweek has Al Sharpton on its cover and in a four page feature article on his “reinvention” from a much maligned fringe to a mainstream “black” political leader. Indeed, during the 20 years since he thrust himself into the […]

Believe in the Truth

The Gantt Report – If you’ve got to believe in something, why not believe in me? All of my life I have felt that people didn’t believe in me. No one thought that a child that grew up in housing projects and in impoverished Atlanta neighborhoods could attend college, get multiple graduate degrees and work […]

Silence Can Be So Loud

by Raynard Jackson – What is amazing about the confirmation hearing of Elaine Kagan for the Supreme Court is not the loud rancoring coming out of the Republican Party, but the deafening silence coming from the radical left—especially within the Black and Latino communities. Their silence speaks so loud. When will the Black community become […]

Today’s Black Man

By Lucius Gantt – Now is the time for all Black males to come to the aide of their families and their communities. Now, more than ever, it is crucial for Black men to come together, to stand up and to speak out about the issues that impact our lives and the lives of our […]