Grassroots
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He's Alive!
A dispirited group of men woke up on that first Easter morning 2,000 years ago to the most stupendous event in human history.
Nurturing Hope Beyond Black Talents
Serving our sons involves being genuinely concerned about their mental and spiritual health.
Misfortune to Be Called
The highly skilled military leader who rescued the Union Army seemed to wither in Washington, DC.
Letters From Nam
I was one of 131 veterans recently invited to take part in "Honor Air," a project whereby veterans are flown to visit war memorials.
Read more Trump Is Not the Root Cause of the Black Struggle
We must shift our focus from external figures to the systemic issues within our own neighborhoods that require urgent resolution.
Grant for President
For most presidential historians, the period following the Civil War ranks among the most difficult eras in U.S. history.
I Haven't Seen Bigfoot...
A legion of explorers will lay claim to the mysteries of virtually our entire planet, but really, have they truly uncovered everything?
'I Didn't See That Coming!'
There are many times when we are blindsided by life, but Jesus is bigger than any crisis you might face.
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The Women Fighting to Save Europe
Women have taken up the fight to save European civilization from the forces of immigration and multiculturalism.
When the Fire Falls: Part II
Too many times, we have silenced ourselves rather than take on the leftist bullies in our lives.
Meekness
We often find ourselves on the receiving end of unjust comments and criticism. How should we respond when that happens?
Homeschooling in the Black Community
"Once you learn to read, you will be forever free."
The Johnson Impeachment and Trial
Why had Congress stepped in, other than its dislike of the 17th president and his overall policies regarding Reconstruction?
Read more When the Fire Falls
Our failure to act has only emboldened progressives to be more vocal, angry, and destructive.
Read more Championing School Choice for Children in Tennessee
As a father, I refuse to sit back while our kids continue to fall through the cracks.
So, Who Controls Reconstruction?
In early March 1867, Congress took bold steps to restrict President Andrew Johnson's authority.