Trump, the wannabe dictator
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Trump is unlike any of his predecessors; he is corrupt to the core and his self-interest comes before the nation.
Search Results for civil rights
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America, you’ve been blacklisted: McCarthyism refashioned for a new age
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For those old enough to have lived through the McCarthy era, there is a whiff of something in the air that reeks of the heightened paranoia, finger-pointing, fear-mongering, totalitarian tactics that were hallmarks of the 1950s.
Ken Plum: Not over until it is over
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Hundreds of new laws went into effect last Wednesday. A total of 1,289 new laws passed the General Assembly in its regular session in January and February and were signed into law by Gov. Ralph Northam.
Tyranny without a tyrant: The Deep State’s divide-and-conquer strategy is working
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What exactly is going on? Is this revolution? Is this anarchy? Is this a spectacle engineered to distract us from the machinations of the police state?
Alon Ben-Meir: It’s time to tame Erdogan
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Historically, Western democracies have held their moral values high, waged wars, and made painful and costly sacrifices to preserve human rights and freedoms, the rule of law, and respect for international norms of conduct.
John W. Whitehead: America’s founders would be anti-government extremists today
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Had the Declaration of Independence been written today, it would have rendered its signers extremists or terrorists.
John W. Whitehead: The summer of hate meets the age of intolerance
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Marches, protests, boycotts, sit-ins: these are nonviolent tactics that work.
Engineering a race war: Will this be the American police state’s Reichstag fire?
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Watch and see: this debate over police brutality and accountability is about to get politicized into an election-year referendum on who should occupy the White House.
Northam remarks on Robert E. Lee statue removal
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced today the plans to remove the statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee located on Monument Avenue in Richmond.
Virginia Tech expert: Supreme Court must take away police ‘license to kill’
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Police violence against blacks won’t end until the U.S. Supreme Court adopts a substantially different approach to the issue, according to a Virginia Tech expert on race and social policy.
