Opinion: What Republicans Could Learn From Being Gay
Some argue that gay rights and civil rights are the same, while others, like Raynard Jackson, feel their are stark difference which he explains...
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Raynard Jackson is president & CEO of Raynard Jackson & Associates, LLC., a D.C.-public relations/government affairs firm. He is also a contributing editor for ExcellStyle Magazine,  Freedom’s Journal Magazine and U.S. Africa Magazine.
Would Jesse Jackson Have Been a Better Black President than Obama?
Before Barack Obama there was Jesse Jackson. Here's a look at the lasting impact Jesse Jackson had on the Black community despite not becoming president...
10 Black Republicans You Probably Don’t Know But Should
Herman Cain and Colin Powell are not anomalies as there are many Black Republicans of note on the political landscape. Here are 10 Black Republicans...
The Hypocrisy of Democracy: Discrimination by Any Means Necessary
With the candidates for the 2012 presidential election in place some wonder whether true democracy will prevail or just more hypocrisy...
The Black Vote: The Only Way Republicans Can Beat Obama
As the 2012 presidential election heats up some believe Republicans fail to make headway because they choose to ignore Black & Latino issues...
Opinion: Americans, Afghanistans & Random Acts of Violence
The senseless killing spree by a US soldier in Afghanistan sparks a conversation on the injustices of war...
Opinion: Did Black America Turn Its Back on Roland Martin?
After CNN personality Roland Martin's homophobic tweets, GLAAD asked for his firing, critics feel Black political figures left him out to dry...
Is the Media Attacking Herman Cain For the Wrong Reason?
Republican candidate Herman Cain was recently accused of sexually harassing two women while he was CEO of the National Restaurant Association (NRA) in the ’90s....
Jimmy Graham: A Story of Survival & Beating the Odds
Before he was an NFL star Jimmy Graham was an orphan abandoned by his mother and left to fight off bullies at the orphanage. Eventually...