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Jan. 4 |
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Seimone Augustus last week became the first Black female and the third Black athlete to be named the Minneapolis daily newspaper’s annual sportsperson of the year since the recognition began in 1998.
The...
Jan. 4 |
2012 for Black America could be one of the most decisive and dangerous years since the Emancipation Proclamation of 1863 and the turbulent days of the Civil Rights Movement (1950s and 1960s), regardless of which party wins in November.
The...
Dec. 28 |
If 2012 is an extension of 2011, there could be hell to pay as both political parties continue their Year of Preparation to obtain the prize each seeks: the presidency of the United States.
Each will work hard to defeat the other; that is the...
Dec. 28 |
Critical thinking in the Black Independence Movement
“We have a powerful potential in our youth, and we must have the courage to change old ideas and practices so that we may direct their power toward good ends,” a lesson from Mary McLeod...
Dec. 28 |
Big cable is at it again.
Comcast — the only cable company in town — slyly announced on its December billing statements that beginning January 1, a $1.99 “convenience fee” will be charged to customers who pay in person.
I was...
Dec. 28 |
2011 will be best remembered from the sports scene locally as a year to forget, and indifferent at best. The Twins were just awful to watch, finishing 63-99 — dead last — in the American League. Mega-stars Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau...
Dec. 21 |
My Minneapolis beat continually exposes me to the fact that Black folks are really not liked nor appreciated in some circles in Minneapolis.
The latest focus of City leadership is on our Minneapolis Fire Department because of its successful...
Dec. 21 |
I want a moratorium on all foreclosures. Most folks have practically paid for their houses anyway when you take into account the enormous amount of interest that has been paid. And who said it’s fair to charge anyone more than two percent...
Dec. 21 |
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Not counting HBCUs, there might be 20 Black women head coaches today in collegiate basketball among over 300 NCAA schools.
“It’s tough,” admits Tonya Edwards. “I think as...
Dec. 14 |
Herman Cain disappeared in the first week of December 2011 as a candidate for the Republican nomination for president. I was not surprised.
A little over a month ago, in this column, I said Herman Cain had to stop stepping on the banana peels....