Gantt | 24 January 2012

Back in Slavery Days, there were hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions, of brave Black men and women that resisted the exploitation, the abuse and the oppression of wicked slave masters.

Jason Henry | 25 January 2012

President Barack Obama delivered his third State of the Union address to a joint session on Congress Tuesday night. He talked of no more bailouts, hand outs or cop outs, urged Congress to pass the payroll tax cut and the Dream Act and ending tax subsidies for millionaires and billionaires.

Jerry Waxman | 28 January 2012

Freedom means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. Webster’s Dictionary has numerous descriptions of the word being used in different contexts. Progressives just assume that the entire Bill of Rights is under attack by conservative politicians and judges including their freedom of choice

Glen Ford | 4 January 2012

For the first time since 1972, the total number of people held in U.S. prisons has gone down. And, for the second year in a row, the number of persons under supervision – such as parole – by state departments of correction, decreased. Does this mean the beginning of the end of mass Black incarceration in the United States? Not hardly. That would require an historic reversal of a nationwide policy to find new places to put Black people who refused to stay “in their place,” in the wake of the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements.

Robert Reich | 16 January 2012

It’s one thing to criticize Mitt Romney for being a businessman with the wrong values. It’s quite another to accuse him and his former company, Bain Capital, of doing bad things.

Diomi Miller | 17 January 2012

Yesterday, I came home on my lunch break and caught my man in bed with another man!

Danny Huffman | 26 January 2012

Artist’s Square is dedicated to encouraging, assisting, and partnering with you as your journey blazes new trails. Together, with West Orlando News, we will give fellow artists the tools they need to succeed.

Margaret Kimberley | 19 January 2012

U.S. troops commit ceaseless atrocities against the peoples they have been sent to subdue and occupy. The victims include women, children, the elderly, the armed, the unarmed, those that run away from the Americans and those who reach out to the foreign soldiers. All categories of the occupied are killable. War and occupation is the root crime, from which all the atrocities flow.

Sridhar Rangaswamy | 20 January 2012

Florida has 62-Soil and Water Conservation Districts to assist in the state’s soil conservation. They were established in 1937, according to the Florida statutes.