Nate Parker’s contrition for sexual misconduct seems genuine although belated.

A generation has come to age with ignorance, intransigence and incoherence as the norm.

Though a shooting by a city police officer might well have been justified, the black community is tired of waiting for change.

The (incorrect) belief that crime is on the rise shows how much we cling to our views rather than reflect on the biases that cloak reality.

Unchecked police power that goes unpunished can lead to brutality that is verbal as well as physical.

We have to move forward or remain stuck in a place of rage. And rage only rends and destroys.

In virtually every field of endeavor and in the justice system, African-Americans remain at a disadvantage.

Sadly, our nation protects the right to bear arms more than it does its young and adult citizens.