…with the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., the Reverend Ralph Abernathy, and strategist and civil rights activist Bayard Rustin, started the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) to challenge segregation through…

…U.S. history, voting in federal elections had a direct impact on people’s pocketbooks. Then, in 1867, Congress passed the Military Reconstruction Act, extending the vote to Black men in the…

…narrowly:  Such actions could help contain the grave threat posed by MAGA justices. For example, President Biden could declare that the Court’s recent decision in the affirmative action cases applies…

…the damage continues. In Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jarkesy the SEC cannot continue to handle this cases in house without a jury. The decision will have a far-reaching impact…

…the very same agency experts. It is not just Chevron which also devastated South America with bad environmental practices, it is the court reversing Roe v Wade, EPA’s interstate air…

…salary. However, the actual cost of employing emergency physicians can vary significantly from community to community and from year to year depending on a hospital’s ability to attract and retain…

…controlled the government and the economy; and dictated the narrative.  In a way, 5G is today’s Interstate; Artificial Intelligence (AI), tomorrow’s.  If AI belongs to the public:  All Americans will…

…will be more preventable deaths in the 17 poverty-stricken counties along Interstate 95 that constitute the Corridor of Shame, Brown said. “There is a disconnect between policymakers and real people,”…

This is not a recent issue. It is one that has been on the horizon and actually arrived a few years back. A greater impact is starting to be felt…

…the citizens and municipalities of America.” I have described how the postwar development of the suburbs and the interstate highway system led to the food service revolution: “The new highways…