Category: Project 21 New Visions

Supremes Still Working on School Equality, by Deneen Borelli

Supremes Still Working on School Equality, by Deneen Borelli

New Visions Commentary /
Even though public school segregation was outlawed over 50 years ago, there are still lingering questions about the constitutionality of racial preferences that the U.S. Supreme Court must decide. Before the Court right now is a set of cases challenging ...
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Dr. King's Dream Today a Nightmare, by Mychal Massie

Dr. King’s Dream Today a Nightmare, by Mychal Massie

New Visions Commentary /
As we marked our nation's annual commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we received many reminders that it's time for America to remember the injustices he fought. Preachers preached special sermons, teachers had special lesson plans and politicians - ...
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Goals are Richer Than Dreams, by B.B. Robinson, Ph.D.

Goals are Richer Than Dreams, by B.B. Robinson, Ph.D.

New Visions Commentary /
Many people ring in the New Year by making resolutions - goals they hope to accomplish over the course of the following 364 days. Some people lump "goals" into the same category as "dreams."  While both can be lofty, goals ...
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Right or Rich? How About Both? by B.B. Robinson, Ph.D.

Right or Rich? How About Both? by B.B. Robinson, Ph.D.

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It's common to believe more is better. More money. More fame. More power. While having more might be nice, isn't it better to be right? Being right and rich is much better than the alternative. Consider the benefits of being ...
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The Gift of Good Health, by Bishop Council Nedd II

The Gift of Good Health, by Bishop Council Nedd II

New Visions Commentary /
There are several passages in the Bible suggesting that much is expected from those to whom much is given. One of the greatest gifts that God has given to his people on earth is the gift of good health. Like ...
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What Parents Don't Know Can Hurt Them and Their Children, by Djana Milton

What Parents Don’t Know Can Hurt Them and Their Children, by Djana Milton

New Visions Commentary /
This past August 4, Lemuel and Julia Redd took their daughter Julianna shopping, but they bypassed the local mall and drove 240 miles from Provo, Utah to Grand Junction, Colorado. Julianna's parents never planned to take her shopping. Instead, it ...
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What Minorities Really Want, by John Meredith

What Minorities Really Want, by John Meredith

New Visions Commentary /
Like many Americans, I've heard the pundits prognosticate over what the new leadership in Congress will do. How will they change things, will they succeed, and will they keep their majority beyond 2008? Some of these predictions specifically have addressed ...
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Where Do We Go From Here? by B.B. Robinson, Ph.D.

Where Do We Go From Here? by B.B. Robinson, Ph.D.

New Visions Commentary /
There are many black Americans today who yearn for a more complete connection with their African ancestry. Many believe this link is necessary to complete their cultural identity. For some, this effort goes no further than wearing African attire. For ...
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The Folly and Tragedy of Section 8, by Mychal Massie

The Folly and Tragedy of Section 8, by Mychal Massie

New Visions Commentary /
While traveling through a part of my community dominated by "Section 8" government-subsidized housing, I came across a group of seemingly out-of-place college students. Approaching them, I discovered they were performing community service by picking up trash in front of ...
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Michigan Voters Quit Quotas, by Deneen Moore

Michigan Voters Quit Quotas, by Deneen Moore

New Visions Commentary /
Government often discriminates by basing hiring practices, the awarding of contracts and college admissions on racial criteria. Given an opportunity to put a stop to it, Michigan voters overwhelmingly passed the Michigan Civil Rights Initiative (MCRI) ballot referendum. The MCRI, ...
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