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Aggravation From The Congregation

Aggravation From The Congregation

People cannot change the truth but the truth can change people By Yvonne Sam Contributing Columnist Now that COVID-19 has forced us all to worship in a different style and aisle, it is time to take a careful look at ...

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Accountability: The Sure Key To A Better Community

Accountability: The Sure Key To A Better Community

By Yvonne Sam Contributing Columnist Recent community happenings and a hurried conversation with a community representative forced me to deviate from my adult norm and inquire as to what had been consuming her thoughts, lately. She was quiet for a ...

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How This U.S. Election Compares To Other Tumultuous Votes

How This U.S. Election Compares To Other Tumultuous Votes

By Ronald W. Pruessen Guest Contributor Sharp-eyed 20/20 vision has been hard to maintain in the maelstrom of 2020, with daily fears and passions often clouding analysis. Here’s one helpful tool on one high-profile event: As the American presidential campaign concludes, ...

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Black Lives Matter Movement: Clarity And Accountability Needed

Black Lives Matter Movement: Clarity And Accountability Needed

By Yvonne Sam Contributing Columnist As protesters took to the streets, all over the country, to protest police brutality, following the killings of Black, Indigenous or visible minority individuals, the phrase “Black Lives Matter” became synonymous, or interchangeable, with the ...

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Fighting Racism With People Power

Fighting Racism With People Power

By Ettie Rutherford Contributing Columnist As we go through these days of unparalled upheaval, I am reminded of the simple adage that says ,“The times they are a changing”. That, I believe is a fitting statement for today’s situation, in ...

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How To Change A Systemic, Systematic And Unjust Culture

How To Change A Systemic, Systematic And Unjust Culture

By Charles Mwewa Guest Contributor “How do you change a systemic injustice?” you may ask. Many times, what politicians and protesters focus on are redundant methods that cannot change anything. If they did change anything, how else could racism, inequalities, ...

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