Tag: New Visions Commentary

Dutch Martin

I Forgive Dog the Bounty Hunter, by Darryn “Dutch” Martin

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I Forgive Dog the Bounty Hunter by Darryn "Dutch" Martin (bio) I won't deny that I was sickened and repulsed when I first heard the racial tirade of reality television bounty hunter Duane "Dog" Chapman.  Despite the fact that it ...
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Government Can't Take Away Your Rights If You Give Them Up, by Lisa Fritsch

Government Can’t Take Away Your Rights If You Give Them Up, by Lisa Fritsch

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Just because kids seem to go into heat when they hit puberty doesn't mean our government-run schools should be allowed to treat them like dogs. It used to be that parents were a source of reason and wisdom for whom ...
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Dutch Martin

An Open Letter to Bill Cosby On Clarence Thomas, by Darryn “Dutch” Martin

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An Open Letter to Bill Cosby On Clarence Thomas by Darryn "Dutch" Martin (bio) Dear Dr. Cosby: I've always been a huge fan of your work as an entertainer, philanthropist, family man and example of what can be accomplished with ...
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B.B. Robinson

Why Migrate South? by B.B. Robinson, Ph.D.

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  Why Migrate South? by B.B. Robinson, Ph.D. (bio) Beginning with the end of the Civil War, huge numbers of newly-freed black Americans moved from the rural South to metropolitan areas - especially in northern states - in what is ...
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Is Congress "Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?" by John Meredith

Is Congress “Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?” by John Meredith

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There's a new TV show in the fall network lineup that says a lot about where our culture is these days:  "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?"   Agreeing to be a contestant on this latest must-see TV will ...
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Congressional Black Caucus Shortchanging Poor and Minority Energy Consumers, by Roy Innis

Congressional Black Caucus Shortchanging Poor and Minority Energy Consumers, by Roy Innis

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A recent Congressional Black Caucus Foundation conference featured an "energy braintrust" that promised a lively three-hour discussion by oil company, association, government agency and university executives to "transform dialogue into action" and "bolster the relationships between the energy industry and ...
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Our Faith and Heritage Has Held America Together in Crisis, by Bishop Council Nedd II

Our Faith and Heritage Has Held America Together in Crisis, by Bishop Council Nedd II

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In November of 1861, as the nation faced the prospect of a long and bloody civil war, a lone preacher from Ridleyville, Pennsylvania wrote to Treasury Secretary Salmon P. Chase with an idea. The Reverend M. R. Watkinson proposed that ...
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Kevin Martin

Hip-Hop Hype Hurts, Just Ask Michael Vick, by Kevin Martin

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Hip-Hop Hype Hurts, Just Ask Michael Vick by Kevin Martin (bio) Hip-hop culture has claimed a high-profile victim: Michael Vick. I refuse to have an ounce of sympathy for Michael Vick, who is reaching a plea agreement with federal prosecutors ...
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Deneen Borelli

Live from New York, It’s More Regulation, by Deneen Borelli

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  Live from New York, It's More Regulation by Deneen Borelli (bio) New York City is known for Broadway musicals, but now there's a reality show that you don't want to miss called "Looting Liberty."  Starring Mayor Michael Bloomberg, it ...
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What Will You Do If Your House Goes Underwater, by B.B. Robinson, Ph.D.

What Will You Do If Your House Goes Underwater, by B.B. Robinson, Ph.D.

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In September 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, and related floods placed thousands of homes underwater.  Now the word is that many homes across the nation soon will likely go under water in financial terms. In these cases, "underwater" means ...
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