Black student Wylliam Smith calls for segregation at University of Iowa
Wylliam Smith begins his call for segregation at the University of Iowa: “Black students need black-only or all-black events in which there are other black men and women as a means to help them feel comfortable. More...
Community Crime Prevention: How Successful Programs Save Lives
When it comes to preventing crime, the people best equipped to do the job are the people who live in the community. Even the most dedicated and best equipped police force can only do so much, and they are rarely More...
Baltimore proves that more money is not the solution
While the leaders in Washington cry out for more spending on education, infrastructure and crime prevention, a quick look back at the Stimulus Bill reveals almost $2 billion went to Baltimore, which is now a quagmire. The More...
ESPN’s Jason Whitlock on Donald Sterling reaction: ‘mob rule is dangerous’
Veteran sports columnist and ESPN talking head Jason Whitlock is surprising viewers and critics attacking Donald Sterling as Whitlock cautions the decisions being made by the NBA. Whitlock, penning a commentary More...
Christian leaders speak out against ‘mass incarceration’ of blacks in the US, noting drug use statistics
Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox church leaders decried “mass incarceration” in America, noting drug and immigration related crimes, describing this as “mass incarceration.” Reporting that America has More...
Two New York teens out after 3am, shot at bus stop, media offers misleading coverage
Only the NY Daily News offered any coverage of a late night shooting at a Staten Island bus stop over the weekend. Two teens suffered non-life threatening wounds after a gunman fired on the boys, ages 14 and 16, More...
Trayvon Martin case brings ‘The Color of Crime’ report back to headlines
The George Zimmerman verdict has caused heated comments, tweets and remarks on race, crime and justice in the US. Now race and crime analysis has become the topic of discussion and the New Century Foundation, a More...
