Time For A Timeout
“Hey Chicago, you want some of this?” he asked me. Michael Jordan and I had met a few times in Chicago, but I was…
“Hey Chicago, you want some of this?” he asked me. Michael Jordan and I had met a few times in Chicago, but I was…
Derrick Bell in 1992 published Faces at the Bottom of the Well – The Permanence of Racism. One short story embedded in Bell’s opus…
This was the American landscape that lay open to the coronavirus. In prosperous cities, an affluent class of globally connected desk workers were blithely…
Given the changes to our daily lives – churches closed, services on-line, working remotely – it’s hard not to use an expletive when thinking…
Black voters resuscitated Joe Biden’s campaign for the presidency. Is it not, then, high time to consider some quid pro quo? That Blacks rescued…
An Irish classmate of mine at De LaSalle High School once told me that his dad read the newspaper from back-to-front. The old man…
The current theatre of the absurd, with its cast of characters ranging from an unfit President of the United States to his cadre of…
It was slavery that gave America an abiding fear of Black people and a taste for violent punishment – a twisted inheritance that continues…
After my third visit to the slavery exhibit at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in D.C. recently, I was reminded…
Blues legend Bobby Bland often played a tune called Keep it a Secret. It has to do with a married man and his outside…
Zora and Langston: A Story of Friendship and Betrayal By Yuval Taylor Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company (March 26, 2019) Hardcover: 304 pages,…
Columnist David Brooks has joined Paul of Tarsus, Augustine of Hippo and C.S. Lewis of Belfast in making one of the most profound conversions…