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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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Black Veterans Group Ignored by President Now Asks for Gen. Colin Powell’s Help; A Look at Two Soldiers
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway Have you ever asked for something and were punished because you asked? And if you ask again and again, again and again you are punished for daring … Continue reading
Posted in African Americans, Black Information Highway, Mid-South Tribune ONLINE, military, Obama, politics, The Mid-South Tribune ONLINE
Tagged Black Vets group asks help from General Colin Powell, Colonel Charles Young and Colin Powell, Khans, Muslim American soldier and Black general, Obama denies Black vets organization
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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
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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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Bulletin: Mitt Romney Comes Down from Mount Elephant
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway I don’t know what to make of this boy. Yes, my favorite white boy is at it again. The poor little rich boy can’t believe the renegade … Continue reading
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
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
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Tagged billionaires and racism, Donald Trump and KKK, James Meredith and Trump, James Meredith KKK and Trump, liberal white racism, NAFTA and TPP, political commentary, presidential politics, Trump and Romney and KKK
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Trump, the Campaign Manager, and the Brat Journalist
By Arelya J. Mitchell, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief The Mid-South Tribune and the Black Information Highway Michelle Fields is a disgrace to journalism. Those who are jumping on her bandwagon are equally so. For those who do not know Fields, this is this … Continue reading →