What is wrong with a federal celebration that commemorates the birthday of one of the world’s most famous philosophers whose teachings have influenced the founding of this nation and many others, and whom some people believe to be a god?

Government officials are alleged to have been purposefully invalidating properly collected signatures in a possible effort to push through a popular piece of legislation while silencing the unpopular opposition.

In our last article we took a look at another one of the Civil Rights Movement’s most recognized heroes: Cesar Chavez. Yet, is it not true that behind every great man stands a great woman? This article will shed a little light on the life of one of the many unsung heroes of the civil rights movement

Is it not a fact that behind every great man stands a great woman? This article will feature the life and achievements of one of the many unsung heroes of the civil rights movement: Coretta Scott King, ”the wife of...”

While Americans commemorated the 9-11 attacks, the United States Department of Education unveiled its “Flexibility and Accountability for Limited English Proficient Students” program.

Nobody can take away that which we do not willingly relinquish, yet, sadly, it appears that many are willing to let go of the very promises made by the Preamble of the Constitution in return for the shiny baubles of personal wealth, a pet cause, and a disdain of those who think differently.

Those of us who have the privilege to live in the United States pride ourselves on our justice system, on our personal liberties, and all the other perks that come with living here, but have we ever truly considered these few words?

Owning a gun may or may not be the way to provide for a common defense, but in the dead of night when you hear screams coming from a dark alley it can be your best friend. Quit this internal wrangling about whether guns are the work of the devil or a birthright. They’re here. They’re legal. And

In the Deep South the Klan was known for the unspeakable acts it perpetrated against the southern African Americans yet because of stereotypes that were strong within the population and the elected officials, there was not much done to protect the citizens from racially motivated abuse and mayhem.

Are you presumed guilty before the law enforcement officer has even swaggered over to your car? Should you remain silent? What exactly are your rights? Did you know that you have obligations that come along with your rights? No? Yes?