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Category Archives: African Americans in politics
Time to Challenge the Democratic Party, CBC, Black Elites
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway In what used to be Blacks voting for Blacks as a catalyst to break the color barrier to achieve civic/political representation has now morphed into … Continue reading
Posted in African Americans in politics, Black Democrats, Black Information Highway, Black Republicans, democrats, Mid-South Tribune ONLINE, politics, race in America, Uncategorized
Tagged Black elites, Congressional Black Caucus, democrats and black voters, editorial, liberalism, politics, Trump and Blacks
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Obama, Russian Sanctions, Trump, Race, and Elitist Trash
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway Putin plays chess; Obama plays checkers. I had written this line long before there was a presidential election. I had written it shortly after President Obama led … Continue reading
A Presidential Endorsement
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway We might as well go ahead and say it: African Americans are being pushed further out of the equation. If a Democrat wins this election, nothing will … Continue reading
Posted in African Americans, African Americans in politics, Black Information Highway, Mid-South Tribune ONLINE, politics, republicans, The Mid-South Tribune ONLINE
Tagged black voters and president endorsement, democrats and black voters, Donald Trump, Donald Trump and Black voters, endorsement editorial, obama, presidential endorsement
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What Are You Whining About?
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway What are you whining about? These were the words President Barack Obama greeted the Congressional Black Caucus with when meeting with the historic group for the first … Continue reading
Good Is Not Always Good; Police Killings and Race Relations
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway Good is not always good. When passiveness, apathy, and excuses masquerade as Good, it can be a killer. During a Black Lives Matter peaceful protest, five white … Continue reading
Posted in African Americans in politics, Black Information Highway, Mid-South Tribune ONLINE, politics, race in America, The Mid-South Tribune ONLINE
Tagged black lives matter, blue lives and black lives, CNN and race relations, Dallas police killings, forgiveness and white fear, Good not always good, police killings and race relations
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West Pointless and the 16 Black Female Cadets
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway I can’t let this go: This matter of one of America’s most venerable institutions on the Art of War threatening not to graduate 16 Black women cadets … Continue reading
Presidential Endorsements for the March 1 SEC Super Tuesday Primary
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway Politics needs to be put back in the gutters where it belongs. Someone has to clean the cesspool. On this assessment, we make our endorsements in the … Continue reading
Posted in African Americans in politics, Black Information Highway, Black Republicans, democrats, foreign policy, hillary clinton, international politics, Mid-South Tribune ONLINE, politics, republicans, The Mid-South Tribune ONLINE
Tagged Donald Trump, hillary clinton, presidential endorsements, Presidential endorsements in March 1 primary
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Politically Incorrect Naughtiness and Year End Mutterings
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway It’s that end time of year again when one looks back to see what one would like to change and look forward to changing what one had … Continue reading
Posted in African Americans in politics, Black Democrats, Black Information Highway, Black Republicans, democrats, hillary clinton, Mid-South Tribune ONLINE, Obama, politics, race in America, republicans, The Mid-South Tribune ONLINE
Tagged Cruz, Democrats, hillary clinton, obama, political incorrectness, politics, Republicans, Trump
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Putin, Obama, Syria, and Removing Sanctions on Russia
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway Whoever is the next president should remove sanctions from Russia. At the end of the day and no matter how much it’s being said that sanctions are … Continue reading
Posted in African Americans in politics, Black Information Highway, democrats, foreign policy, international politics, Mid-South Tribune ONLINE, politics, republicans, The Mid-South Tribune ONLINE
Tagged air strikes in Syria, Assad and Putin, CBS 60 minutes with Putin and Obama, Putin and Obama, removing sanctions on Russia, Syria, US middle east foreign policy
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Trump, KKK, Mitt Romney, James Meredith, and Hypocrisy
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway Donald Trump is no more enamored of the KKK than Bernie Sanders. I was waiting for the KKK card to be played on Trump well before now, … Continue reading →