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Disbelief, anger, sadness, shock, disappointment and fear

Guest Contributor - November 11, 2016

As I sit at my computer typing these words, I have so many thoughts running through my head, yet finding the words to adequately...

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What will America look like on Nov. 9?

ANDRÉ CARSON - November 3, 2016

After one of the most contentious election cycles in recent memory, many Americans see a country divided.This election season has seen partisanship at its...

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Don’t judge a book by its cover

Guest Contributor - November 3, 2016

Each morning, we wake up and give ourselves a pep talk.We look in the mirror and, like that little train trying to go up...

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Seriously, vote!

Guest Contributor - November 3, 2016

I recently saw an image from the 1960s of a well-dressed Black man being kicked in the face by a white man. The Black...

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Who’s disenfranchising whom?

Guest Contributor - October 27, 2016

There are some things that I honestly think I will never understand: the Dr. Phil Show, people who like Brussels sprouts, and how investigating...

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Around the Corner: Meet Martindale-Brightwood

ONE VOICE MARTINDALE-BRIGHTWOOD - October 27, 2016

Around the corner from the Recorder’s headquarters is a quaint little neighborhood full of residents, service agencies, businesses and commuting workers diligently involved with...

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Lt. Gov. Eric Holcomb snubs Recorder

Guest Contributor - October 27, 2016

Can you feel the energy in the air?I’m referring to the energy that ignites the closer we get to Election Day. With less than two...

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I’m with her … Michelle

TERRI JETT - October 20, 2016

In a recent speech in Manchester, New Hampshire, first lady Michelle Obama provided a poignant response to the disgusting recorded remarks made by Republican...

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To vote or not to vote: Is that really the question?

Guest Contributor - October 20, 2016

A friend and former coworker of mine made an odd statement to me one day that really grabbed my attention. He said, “A decision...

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The Beaumont Bulls: Brave Black boys

Guest Contributor - October 20, 2016

Anyone who knows me knows I have a nephew whom I absolutely adore. I love Niles to pieces, and my life became much more...

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