In August 2018, when youths pulled down Silent Sam, the Confederate statue at UNC-Chapel Hill, we can be sure that the vandals knew little of the history that the statue commemorated. Just look at NAEP […]
What if two years ago, when COVID-19 first hit these shores, our politicians hadn’t panicked? What if the government did what it has done every time we were confronted with a deadly virus, such as […]
“Silence is violence.” It’s one of those trite sayings that became very popular on the left side of reality. For instance, the new ethos that recently emerged among the “woke” presupposes that marginal citizens are […]
With five commercials promoting electric vehicles (EVs) as part of the recent Super Bowl, the adoption and distribution of EVs across the nation is gaining significant momentum. North Carolina’s new car and truck dealers are […]
I was once asked why I don’t celebrate “Black History Month.” My answer? I don’t celebrate black history month because I just celebrate black history. To me, Black History Month is a cheap way to […]
State legislatures across the country are entrenched in their respective redistricting processes, each with their own unique set of laws and legal guidelines. In North Carolina however, an activist court is taking unprecedented action to […]
Dear Dr. Contreras and the Guilford County Schools Board of Education, For months, we have pleaded through emails, letters and in public comments at the school board meetings to end the compulsory masking of our […]
For over a year, President Biden has searched far and wide for the elusive “root cause” of his self-inflicted border crisis — never once thinking to look at himself in the mirror. From the very […]
Rev. Billy Graham lived his life spreading the Gospel to people around the world. His death in 2018 was an enormous loss felt by people around the world, especially in his home state of North […]
Are we returning to normalcy? The word “normalcy,” as history buffs know, was used — but not invented — by our only journalist president, Warren G. Harding, to sum up his 1920 campaign. Normalcy was […]
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