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POT MEET KETTLE: Biden Accuses Trump Of Trying To Destroy US Democracy

President Joe Biden on Monday told a packed Broadway theater full of big-name stars hosting a fundraiser in his honor that he was running for reelection

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We still have a dream

OPINION- It’s now been 60 years since the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom and the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech.

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Are subprime cards a raw deal for people living paycheck to paycheck?

Are subprime cards a raw deal for people living paycheck to paycheck?
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Sixty years later, we still have a dream

Sixty years later, we still have a dream
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We Still Have A Dream

By Dedrick Asante-Muhammad and Chuck Collins | OtherWords.org | Special to the OBSERVER - Despite some progress, the racial economic divide between Black and white Americans still persists, with the pace of progress so slow that it would take centuries for Black Americans to reach parity with whites in terms of income, wealth, and homeownership; targeted commitments to individual asset-building and other forms of reparations as well as programs such as full employment, a government jobs program, universal health care, and a massive commitment to homeownership are needed to eliminate racial disparities within one generation.

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