From 'Summer of Soul' to Black trauma in 50 years
Summer of Soul, the documentary about the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival, is a joy to watch.
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Divisive critical race theory spits on the Civil Rights Movement
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The American Black community must ask itself this question: In the eyes of the White progressive socialist left, am I what they define as a "good" Negro or a "bad" one?
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I've admired icons such as the Liberty Bell, whose crack speaks to the fragility of a nation's freedom -- a fragility that is ... never more than one generation away from extinction."
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Over the past year many people have been thinking about how to help Black Americans succeed.
How low will Democrats go on pushing Jim Crow narrative?
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Reparations are both condescending and counterproductive
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Once again, radical Democrats accuse Republicans of being racists
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