Infinite Hope: Facing the Challenges of Modern America

Voting Rights: Are American Rights

In 1979 I turned 18 years of age and was given my first opportunity to vote. Although I had been volunteering at the voting polls for many years, this would be the first time that I could take my voter registration card and my identification into the election center to cast my vote.

Critical Race Theory and BLM vs Self-Reliance and Freedom

Paid Apprenticeships Boost Hope For Black Youth

Conservative Gains in 2020: A Reason for Optimism

Workforce Development is Key for Black America

For many of us, one of the best days of our lives is when we welcome our children into the world

School Choice: The Civil Rights Movement of Our Time

Few things matter more to parents than ensuring their children have a high-quality education that equips them with the tools and experiences necessary to succeed

Coronavirus is forcing a wake-up call on Texas’s education opportunities

It’s time for some hard truths about education. Our current system is failing too many Texas students, especially low-income and minority children.

‘Climate justice’ is anything but justice for communities of color

The tragic death of George Floyd has brought about a renewed focus on social justice, with so many of us thinking over the past few weeks...

Faith leaders needed in discussion on policing and race

It’s time for some hard truths about education. Our current system is failing too many Texas students, especially low-income and minority children.

Faith leaders needed in discussion on policing and race

It’s time for some hard truths about education. Our current system is failing too many Texas students, especially low-income and minority children.

Faith leaders needed in discussion on policing and race

It’s time for some hard truths about education. Our current system is failing too many Texas students, especially low-income and minority children.