“Stupid and arrogant,” said one about Mitt Romney’s comments about the “47%.” “The worst presidential-candidate gaffe since Gerald Ford,” said another. A third allowed that it revealed a politician who “really doesn’t know much about the country he inhabits.”
Stand Up for Great Schools will host a national education policy summit with more than 100 faith leaders Friday in Atlanta.
At an October 19, 1998 conference at Loyola University, Barack Obama spoke against "propaganda" that said government doesn't work and the need to "pool resources and hence facilitate some redistribution because I actually believe in redistribution."
Turns out the stars of an $8.3 million ad by American Crossroads, which claims President Barack Obama is not looking out for small business owners, received more than $300,000 in government contracts during Obama’s term alone, reports the Huffington Post.
NBA legend Earvin “Magic” Johnson has brought his education program to Georgia.
An Eastside pastor is concerned that black voters have grown complacent about voting, and he's using images of one of the most painful chapters in the state's history to urge people to exercise a right he says was hard won.
When you mix laughter and inspiration together, what do you get? Steve Harvey and Bishop T.D. Jakes on a daytime talk show.
Sadly, black churches and communities on the continent have grappled with sex and sexuality as poorly as their U.S. counterparts, with devastating consequences.
Mitt Romney’s criticism of President Obama after the violence in Libya and Egypt continues to spin off into a political story of its own.
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Florida A&M University is in hot water this week! The HBCU says it’s not responsible for the death of drum major Robert Champion.
CNN is reporting that two white Atlanta police officers who pulled over and questioned Tyler Perry have been exonerated of racial profiling by an internal investigation, according to documents released Tuesday.