Darvio Morrow

The far Left is loud, organized and, at times, intimidating. But their policies are often disastrous and their arguments are dubious.

Principled support of either side is more honorable than changing long held beliefs because of a presidential election.

Team DeSantis needs to come to grips with the fact that their approach only appealed to a minority of their own party.

Diversity and inclusion are critical in a 21st century America, but "equity" as currently understood is a poison fruit that threatens to destroy the whole tree.

To be afraid to utter the word "slavery" concerning the Civil War suggests that Nikki Haley thinks Republican voters are bigoted.

The schizophrenic nature of today's Republican Party is leading to failure. If the party wants to win again, they have to pick a direction and stick with it.

It's not the mugshot. But former President Donald Trump's team has an incredible opportunity with Black voters—if they choose to capitalize on it.

The rhetoric from Ron DeSantis on the First Step Act is completely dishonest, shameful, and a big middle finger to Black voters.

Here's hoping that the apathy that those in power seem to possess when it comes to poor folks being victimized by crime will disappear when it comes to celebs.

South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott's announcement of a run for president is a watershed moment for the Republican Party and the country.

Parker's winning coalition provides a blueprint to beat back progressive insurgents moving forward.

The GOP tells their voters that they are against the ideology of "wokeism" while aiding and abetting the political rise of its staunchest practitioners.

Black Americans are taken for granted by many of the very people that we put in power, because they don't fear any political consequences.

The base of the Republican Party is changing, and the former President will steamroll over his primary opponents if they do not compete for voters of color.

It's puzzling that people who claim to care so much about the environment are relatively silent in the face of an actual environmental calamity.

In a world that is in a perpetual tug of war between justice without reconciliation and reconciliation without justice, Dr. King knew we needed both.

It's not good enough to align with the cultural concerns of working class people while still catering to the economic concerns of the elite.

We have to remember that there are more things that unite us than divide us. Our communities need to make concerted efforts to spend more time together.

The lessons conservatives are learning today are lessons that many Black Americans learned decades ago: When the FBI has unchecked power, they can be corrupted.

People who say those things don't truly love Black people, however many millions of dollars they spend on antiracism training. They love what Black people can do for them politically.

The Democrats doubled down on wokeism and alienated half of the country as poor stewards of the economy. They chose white liberals over Blacks and Hispanics

As I mourn my lost friend, I can't help but mourn the America that gave rise to our friendship.

If the Democratic Party is determined to fully turn into the party of the white liberal, they will displace millions of black and Hispanic voters.

With a series of proposed regulations, the Biden administration seems intent on damaging and destroying most of America's charter schools.

If the GOP can get out of its own way, Republican leaders will be uniquely positioned to become what the Democratic Party used to be: a multiethnic working class party representing a majority of the country.

If we want policing in America to be as good as it can be, we cannot continue to paint all officers with the same broad brush.

People who have seen the suffering on the ground have no patience for the vapid, empty sentiments and self-serving "solutions" of those who want to use our pain to increase their power.

Bail reform efforts can be commendable. But they should never be applicable for people accused of violent felonies, something most reasonable, rational people who supported bail reform have long understood.

White progressives' newfound obsession with opposing white supremacy isn't helping. It's coming at Black people's expense.

The more time I spend in elite circles, the less comfortable I am with the way they treat people like me.