By Wilton Hollins If the presidential elections were tomorrow I would probably stay home. Neither of the presidential candidates have impressed me post the primary rhetoric. I’ve yet to hear proposals to solve issues that are front and center with most Americans; primarily the high cost of gas...
By Wilton Hollins People around the nation and the world are celebrating the accomplishments of Senator Barack Obama. History was made last night when Obama became the first African American to become the presumptive candidate of a major American political party. African Americans were slaves 143 years ago;...
by Wilton Hollins There was time in its history when Dallas was known as a ‘Can Do’ city. In other words, there were no dreams too big or tasks too major that the city of Dallas could not overcome. The mere fact that Dallas exists was due to this can...
By Wilton Hollins The phrase Black Liberation Theology is being tossed around in the media very recklessly by the likes of the Glenn Becks, Bill O’Reillys, and Shawn Hannitys of the airwaves. Very little time is spent on adequately defining just what it is and how it applies to the...
