Spotlight
On History
Strange Fruit, Still. Still.
By Shalise Manza Young
There is a long, dark history of lynching of Black Americans in this country, primarily in the former Confederate states, though not always.
Foreign Affairs
Trump May Have Sent the Only Adult Left in His Administration to Moscow
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The press intrigue over CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s unannounced trip this week to Moscow — the purpose of which now is emerging through official and unofficial channels — was understandable. The world’s “top spy” quietly slipping into Russia makes for a Jason Bourne-kind of storyline. Open-source
Election Epicenter
Atlanta Was the Only Choice for the 2028 DNC. As Usual, Democrats Blew It
By Carron J. Phillips
The continued disrespect of Southern Black voters at Ground Zero of the GOP’s greatest attacks highlights this party’s organizational incompetence.
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The March on Washington DC is about more than voting rights and civil rights it’s about the rights of immigrants and their families. If I had to sum it up I would describe it as one huge metaphorical statement. We Belong Together!