Changing People, Policy, and Funding to End Homelessness for K-12 Scholars in the Twin Cities?
I mean really, how can we ignore homeless children?
Read More
Minnesota’s Black Leadership is ‘Willie Lynch’- ing state representative John Thompson
Don’t be distracted. The Willie Lynch Syndrome: Mental slavery is a subliminal tactic used to keep Africans in America in psychological chains for generations. In 1712, Willie Lynch prophesied this method of control that would…
Civil Rights as Film Entertainment Misses the Struggle of the Black Body in the United States
Personally, I find it difficult to “celebrate” Black History Month – I was born black… every day I or one of my brothers wakes up not killed by law enforcement is a celebration in real-time and thankfulness. Sometimes breathing is very humbling.
Amazing opportunity for Black Men to become Doctors – High School Seniors Wanted, ASAP!
Great opportunity for some young Black men to get a full ride to become a doctor!
Minnesota Teaching must convert immediately to the ‘Modern Classroom Project’
We have been playing this game the wrong way for decades while dealing bad hands to our most vulnerable populations.
The Last Question Interview: “My name is Jim Vue” the incumbent – Saint Paul School Board 2020
Mr. Vue says, “To ensure success of SPPS, I am running for election in November to carry out the remainder of Marny’s term.
The Last Question with Don Allen: One-on-one interview with St. Paul School Board candidate James Farnsworth, LIVE!
James Farnsworth (he/him/his) is a committed advocate for the students, families, teachers, and staff of Saint Paul.
What Is Fear? Rhetoric and the News
In the classical system of rhetoric, there are three principals: public speech; the legal or forensic speech, and the political of deliberative speech (p.3). Using these principals, I respond in my own words to rhetoric.
Tiger Jack’s Forced Out of Business – the last of the Historic Rondo Businesses
“RACISM FROM RONDO BLACK BUSINESS DESTROYED WILL NOT GO WITHOUT A BATTLE.”
Open Letter to College Board CEO David Coleman, and Advanced Placement head Trevor Packer – and the Board of Trustees: Where are the Black Literature and History programs in the AP catalog?
Directly after the murder of George Floyd, many major firms when under a ‘pander-demic,” citing they would make sure that at the foundation of their best practice there would be fair and balanced roles of Equity for Black and Brown people.