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Homes Sweet Homes

Homes Sweet Homes

By Basil SpringerContributing Columnist “He restores my soul. He leads me on paths of righteousness for His name’s sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with ...

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Trying To Make A Difference, One Day At A Time

Trying To Make A Difference, One Day At A Time

By Selwyn RichardsContributing Columnist You are not alone. We have entered a New Year and while we try to navigate our way through the future that we cannot predict, it is comforting to recognize and acknowledge the presents of our ...

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In The Caribbean, What We Need Is Love

In The Caribbean, What We Need Is Love

By Basil SpringerContributing Columnist “And now abide faith, hope, love, these three; but the greatest of these is love.” – I Corinthians 13:13 We must exhibit a proliferation of faith, exude positive vibes of hope and, above all, infuse a ...

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Why Is Emancipation Day Important?

Why Is Emancipation Day Important?

By Ingrid Wilson, CHRL, CMS Guest Contributor As we approach, August 1st and Emancipation Day — in the land now known as Canada – we need to understand why Emancipation Day is so important to Black peoples and their communities, ...

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All Lives Matter!

All Lives Matter!

By Ettie Rutherford Contributing Columnist It has often been said that it is useless worrying about what we cannot change or control. However, I think we need to make a greater effort to change the things that are detrimental to ...

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Guns Are for Killing

Guns Are for Killing

By Ettie Rutherford Contributing Columnist Today, more than ever, there is constant concern about the anger, hate and uncertainty that now overshadows the lives of “every-day citizens”. Across the globe, there seems to be a constant undercurrent of hopelessness and ...

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OP-ED: Why Freedom?

OP-ED: Why Freedom?

By Dr. Russell Wigginton Guest Contributor Every day, I walk through the courtyard of the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel and look up at the wreath on the balcony outside room 306. This is the place, where ...

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