The President retweeted a packed to the brim auditorium of a Students For Trump gathering.
The Coming Mask War in American Schools
“They Shot My Mom!” Charleena Lyles’s Daughter Told Her Neighbor
Op/Ed By Nehemiah D. Frank Again, again, and again. Another Black Angel – taken from this world without a second thought and no apology from an American city’s local government. Charleena Lyles, a […]
Why School Choice Is Important To African-American Students: Origins of Inequality In Public Education
Editorial | by Nehemiah D. Frank In 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision ruled in Brown v. Board of Education that segregated schools were unconstitutional. Upon the Justices’ decision, African-American students […]
On Racial Injustice, White Tulsans Are Comfortable with “No Comment”
Opinion | by Dawn Tree Managing Editor | Liz Frank Editor-in-Chief | Nehemiah Frank The jury has spoken, and Officer Betty Shelby got off Scot-free on her first-degree manslaughter charge on Wednesday, May […]
From a 121-Year Prison Sentence to President of Racism Stinks | The Richard Baxter Story
“God, if I have to spend the rest of my life in prison I just ask that you be here with me. I give you my walk and talk from here on out.”
