The U.S. Has No Idea How to Celebrate Turning 250
As planners squabble over fireworks and lineups, the real test is who can actually cast a ballot and live without being treated as second-class.
Wayne Ince
Fact Checking Trump's Record on Black America
From the First Step Act to the Platinum Pan — what the record actually shows about Trump's impact on Black communities.
The Cultural Wake of Trumpism
This is not just partison rancor — it's a cultural shift that lets closed-door prejudice become public spectacles.
The Nation Feels the Pain of Trump's Economic Hangover
Rising bills and shrinking margins are eroding Trump's coalition.
Louisiana Shows the New Face of Voter Supression
The math isn't mathing.
Remember the Time Trump Laid His Hands on the Image of God?
The image was fake. The blasphemy was not.
Jim Crow Doesn’t Whisper Anymore
What the Voting Rights Act ruling, the firings of high-level Black officials, and the silence on Iran tell us about who this White House actually fears in 2026.
Why So Many of Trump’s Second-Term Cabinet Were Fired
From Kristi Noem and Lori Chavez‑DeRemer to Kash Patel and Pam Bondi, the same story keeps playing out: loyalty first, ethics later.
Black Billionaires Are Not the Problem
Holding the wealthy accountable is fair but apply the same standard to all.
How Racism and Hate Spread on Social Media
A look at the algorithms, networks, and tactics that amplify hateful content.
The Demographics of MAGA Supporters
Mapping MAGA: education, veterans, minority shifts and the rural-urban divide that shape modern conservative politics.
Now Is a Good Time to Thank President Joe Biden
Concurrently we should be wrapping our arms around Kamala Harris because the thought of a GOP-led America is terrifying