Presidents Day was once a rude interruption to Black History Month, a reminder of whose terms we were on. This Presidents Day I find myself celebrating.
It's easy to criticize "nutty" progressives for questioning Obama's choices. But Lincoln could never have become the Great Emancipator without dissenters forcing his hand.
Says President Barack Obama, 'This is what change looks like.'
Despite a new president and against hope, the war machine rolls on, observes the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer.
From Blu Cantrell covers to funky fiddling, this code-switching trio proves that these days, country's got soul.
Thousands gathered in Chicago and got fired up, but did they leave with an action plan?
He riles up the crowd outside the Capitol while his son presides over the debate inside
A number of African Americans have tried to buy NBA, NFL and Major League Baseball teams. Only two have become majority owners, while others became limited partners, and some invested in other pro sports.
Blacks and Hispanics can find common ground by fighting worker exploitation.
MJ takes over the Bobcats and becomes the only black majority owner of a major U.S. sports franchise.
How to avoid the pitfalls that plagued other basketball Hall of Famers.
Sometimes setting the record straight has nothing to do with truth telling—and everything to do with staking out territory that wasn't yours in the first place.
