One hundred years ago, 10,000 state-sponsored White supremacists destroyed a prosperous Black neighborhood in Tulsa, OK. The history of...

I am the proud daughter of a 33-year career Navy veteran, Lt. Cmdr. Earl Ross Baker. The photo shows the cherished display case with his...

You know who you are. Those of us of a certain age who at one time had such high hopes for a better world. Those of us who remember...

Back in early May, the LA Times Opinion section asked readers to envision life in California after the pandemic and share their thoughts...

In a recent Huffpost article, “Amy Cooper Knew Exactly What She Was Doing,” Zeba Blay relates Carolyn Bryant’s 1955 false accusation of...

As the ebook version of my book, An Unintentional Accomplice, goes into production this week, COVID-19 is raging around the world. In...

As a white woman, I would be way out of my lane to comment on the power of the black vote. So today I’m sharing a Super Tuesday segment...

February is Black History Month and the theme for this year is “African Americans and the Vote.” I have a suggested reading for you for...