Long Lines for Black Voters in Battleground Virginia
NORFOLK, VA — Rep. Gerry Connolly, a moderate Democrat who represents Fairfax, Va., one of the wealthiest congressional districts in the nation, tweeted this a few hours ago: “Outrageous situation at...
View ArticleHow the Republicans Can Overcome Their “Latino Problem”
By Samantha Wyatt The GOP has been hard hit with a painful but unsurprising reality in the wake of the November 6th election: Latinos have all but abandoned their party. This year, Hispanics made up...
View ArticleWashington, D.C. Nursing Home Celebrates 110 Year Anniversary
The Washington Informer Guided by its mission to offer a quality environment for seniors since 1902, a historical nursing home in the District of Columbia recently celebrated its 110th anniversary....
View ArticleNAACP Exposes ‘Dismal’ Minority Hiring Record in Hotel Industry
As Black organizations spend millions of dollars a year on conventions at major hotels across the U.S., a study by the NAACP reports that “a dismal 0.9%” of the industry’s supplier contracts is spent...
View ArticleSCOTUS to Decide Gay Marriage, NYT: The Next Civil Rights Landmark
NYT editorial: Fifty-eight years after it banned discrimination in public education, the Supreme Court has set the stage for the defining civil rights decision of this era — agreeing to hear two cases...
View ArticleChanging Nation and Alienation: Is the GOP Dying Out?
What will become of the Grand Ol’ Party? In what some dub a momentary victory, U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice withdrew from secretary of state consideration. Rice experienced significant pushback for...
View ArticleSen. Joe Manchin, Who Once Shot Rifle in Campaign Ad, Says “Time to Act” on Guns
Pro-NRA West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV), who once featured himself shooting a rifle in a campaign commercial, is now saying it is “time to act” on gun policy. Manchin received an “A” from the...
View ArticleGun Control: The Top 10 States With Firearm Related Murders
California and Texas tops the list for the states with the most firearm-related murders, according to data from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. In 2011, there were 1,220 murders involving a...
View ArticleFrom Chicago to Newtown and Every Town, Valuing All Lives
From tragedy comes togetherness. After Columbine, the nation came together. After 9/11, the nation came together. And on the heels of nearly 30 deaths in Connecticut, our nation mourns, but it can come...
View Article‘Irresistible’ Dental Assistant Fired, Cries Sex Discrimination
Iowa’s all-male Supreme Court recently affirmed the lower court’s ruling in favor of a male employer who fired a female employee whom he found attractive. Dr. James Knight terminated Melissa Nelson,...
View ArticleKanye West and Kim Kardashian: Baby ‘Kimye’ Causes Cyber Craze
A cyber conniption occurred Sunday night when news spread that Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are expecting a baby. The duo’s impending family conjured questions in the public. The biggest one appears...
View ArticleWeight, Culture and Why Fixating on That Number is Wrong
The scale represents different things for different people, and with the start of a new year, as gym memberships rise and converts commit to health, defining health becomes stickier. A recent study...
View ArticleLearning from Lupe Fiasco’s Fiasco Inaugural Performance
Grammy nominated Lupe Fiasco is famous for socially conscious rhymes, and being a vocal societal critic. But, Sunday, at a pre-inauguration celebration, the lyricist was like rocks in the socks of...
View ArticlePCIA Event to Highlight Impact of Wireless Broadband on Rural America
Join PCIA – The Wireless Infrastructure Association on Capitol Hill July 23, 2013, for “Growing Rural America by Planting the Seeds of Wireless Broadband,” a half-day event that will underscore the...
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