Tue06182013

Opinion

Will long lines sink photo ID law?

Getting a driver’s license in Tennessee is a test of skill and endurance, but I’m not talking about the road test or written exam, I’m talking about the crazy long lines.

Don’t give the ‘sloganeer’ power over your health

I’ve been eating the right food for 10 years and still gained 30 pounds. Now I’m at my wits’ end. I don’t know what to do. Sound familiar?

Minority activity online demands increased access

As much fun as we have with our faster speed, higher bandwidth mobile connections, the possibilities for entrepreneurship and education are even greater.

Cable news does not want you, NAACP says

Every year the NAACP and several other large organizations that advocate for African-American rights and respect release a report with the same bad news: There are no black folks on television anymore. 

Balancing act: Holding teachers accountable without creating a dishonest environment

Since the 2002 passage of the No Child Left Behind Act we’ve heard numerous critics complain that the law stifles real learning and puts undue pressures on teachers and schools.

Miss Dot was more than a neighbor

Miss Dot, the lady next door, didn’t need any more children – she had 13 of her own. But that didn’t stop her from adopting every kid in McKenzie Court, including me.

Real men don’t wear ‘Coo-Lots’ or capris…

I don’t have anything against men wearing cargo shorts or knee-length jean shorts as a style, per se.  But ...

Michele Bachmann: The John Wayne of political lies

Whether making the round of Sunday morning talk shows, or announcing her own presidential candidacy, Michele Bachmann does one thing consistently – lie.

Supreme Court fall agenda filled with blockbuster cases

When the U.S. Supreme Court resumes this fall, the Justices will rule on some of today’s hottest and most controversial issues, including same sex marriage, the health care law and, perhaps, affirmative action.

Grade your Cultural IQ: Do you have the ‘it’ factor?

Over the years, I’ve found the most highly skilled cultural learners aren’t necessarily the ones with multiple college degrees.

To break the NFL lockout, fans need to get mobilized

After constant attention on negotiations in the National Football League and the subsequent lockout by the owners, there has been something close to silence.

The NBA lockout: I blame LeBron

The NBA owners have locked out the players. It’s a shame, because had LeBron James stepped up in the finals he might’ve kept this from happening.

Ladies, it’s not just you! Globally – we’re all stressed!

Nielsen’s latest comprehensive report, Women of Tomorrow: a Study of Women around the World, confirms women around the globe are feeling pressure like never before, and are stressed!

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Detroit

Mersoon Rising Review

The Michigan Chronicle
Mersoon Rising Review

Welcome to Mersoon, where the food is free, the water pure, and the drugs are good. War is constant, and the inhabitants mix with the Desc...

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Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan Seeking Chief Executive Officer

The Michigan Chronicle

 The Regional Transit Authority (RTA) of Southeast Michigan Governing Board is seeking to hire its first Chief Executive Officer. The job posti...

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Chicago

Obama On Fatherhood: 'It's the Best Job I've Got'

The Chicago Defender
Obama On Fatherhood: 'It's the Best Job I've Got'

President Barack Obama says being a father is the best job he's got. Obama says a Father's Day luncheon at the White House on Friday was a great way f...

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How Superman Saved A Small Illinois Town

The Chicago Defender

Today is the day many comic book fans have been waiting for. Man of Steel, the latest Superman movie, opens in theaters across the country. Much of th...

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Pittsburgh

Shale drillers shafting NAACP? Parker upset with lack of support

The New Pittsburgh Courier

 

CONNIE PARKER

 

by Christian Morrow

Courier Staff Writer

Back when steel ruled the local economy and Pittsburgh boast multiple corporate headquarters, th...

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WAMO100 announces new general manager

The New Pittsburgh Courier

GARY GUNTER

 

PITTSBURGH, PA--WAMO100, owned by Martz Communications Group, recently named Gary Gunter general manager of WAMO100.

Prior to this new appo...

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Atlanta

New Dads Learn That Their Lives are Forever Changed

The Atlanta Daily World
New Dads Learn That Their Lives are Forever Changed

First-time fathers experience many emotions: love, responsibility, protectiveness, and even fear. And whatever the father's

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B.J. Upton Bombs Help Snap Losing Streak

The Atlanta Daily World
B.J. Upton Bombs Help Snap Losing Streak

If there is something the Braves can find bigger than one game in a dramatic come-from-behind 6-5 victory over the San

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