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By Carey A. Grady COMMENTARY The book of Joshua is the sixth book of the Bible (the Christian Canon), the first book of the Historical Writings and named after the […]

By Andy Brack COMMENTARY With everything that’s going on in the world, thoughts keep returning to the Rev. Jesse Jackson, the Greenville native who bridged the worlds of Dr. Martin […]

By Ben Crump We honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. each January with speeches, service projects, and by reciting powerful quotes we know by heart. But too many Black families […]

Guest Commentary One of the great strengths of our movement is that our leaders do more than inspire young people — they keep the door open for them. The leaders […]

By Kevin Harris and Richard McDaniel Guest Commentary There is a dangerous misinformation campaign about Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The false narrative that HBCUs are somehow fragile, dependent […]

The world of our screens has many of us dreading Thanksgiving. The things old friends and family members post on social media convince us in an instant that they’ve lost […]

By Dr. Glenn Mollette Charlie Kirk was a man who had opinions and vocalized them. He believed in free speech. He also believed in the right of free speech for […]

between South Carolina and North Carolina politics, Morgan noted that both states face similar legislative and judicial dynamics — and both must contend with national trends toward rolling back civil […]

By Ben Jealous EDITORIAL In my house, two legacies face each other. On one wall hangs a reproduction of The Spirit of ’76, painted by my cousin Archibald M. Willard […]

On September 12 in New York City, celebrated civilrights photographer Cecil Williams made his runway debut at Sony Hall on Broadway, modeling his trademark image of defiance—drinking from a segregation-era […]