By Roger Caldwell
It has been a year since President Trump has lost the general election, but won the Electoral College vote, and became the 45th president of the United States. We all could argue that the system is not fair and it is rigged, and everyone would walk around mad and upset.
Read more: The Resistance Movement Turns into Democratic Votes
By Lawrence A Robinson
With the race for District 5 commissioner coming to an end with the General Election on Tuesday, November 7, I thought that I would jot down some of my observations of the candidates. I'll start with the worst candidate, Jibreel Ali.
Read more: Let's Start With Jibreel Ali, The Worst Candidate For D5 Commissioner
By Lawrence A Robinson
I had an interesting time at the Orlando District 5 City Commissioner Debate last Thursday evening at the beautiful Frontline Outreach Center. This evening however, was nothing more than a temporary distraction and offered no insight for direction that District 5 will take. I would never call this event a serious political debate.
Read more: Was That The District 5 Final Debate, or Was It A Celebrity Roast?
By Roger Caldwell
When Republicans and President Trump talk about the American people, they are talking about their base, and the majority of them are White. There is very little talk about the Black community, because they are invisible, and invisible people don't exist.
Read more: President Trump was Never about the Majority of Americans
James T. DeShayRead more: White People Allowed and Encouraged Trump
By Ersula Knox OdomRead more: Your History Book Arrives Weekly
By Lawrence A Robinson
A larger than life issue in the Black community is our inability to implement a step by step plan to get us out of this socioeconomic mess.
We need an implementation plan. An implementation plan breaks each strategy into identifiable steps, assigns each step to one or more people and suggests when each step will be completed.
Read more: Why Is It Impossible To Implement Black Agenda Strategies?
