Adam B. Coleman

No one wants to risk their life for a city that will bend over backwards for the guy you've arrested for the 11th time but treat you with irreverence.

I was raised by a Black mother who exemplified how you must earn what you want in life, and the idea of waiting for my supposed oppressor to save me goes against everything my mother taught me.

Politicians are not divine beings; they're imperfect people elected by imperfect people.

I had no idea how to be a man or a father—but I knew not to be my father.

The alignment in concerns between Republicans and Black Americans is there—but in order for there to be a change, the Republican Party needs to show up.

Sonny Hostin has determined what Black America is, but Tim Scott knows what we can be.

If the pandemic taught me anything, it was that our government is filled with inept actors who will rationalize even harmful things in the name of "security."

I don't think most people actually care about Jordan Neely's life. They just care about what his death can do for them.

According to a Pew Research Center study, 74 percent of Black Americans feel that being Black is very important to how they think about themselves.

Democrats are the masters of do-nothing racial gestures for Black Americans. But leveraging Herschel Walker for his complexion is an even worse strategy.

Six innocent people shot dead in a majority-Black neighborhood should be equally as troubling as six innocent people shot dead in a suburban mall.

We each have a choice about whether or not to believe what we're being told by those who wish to divide us.

It's safety and security that progressives seem determined to deny Black Americans—in the name of their anti-racism.

The ignoring and gaslighting of the disgruntled parents by Democratic politicians and liberal media elitists has activated the apolitical moderate working-class people of America

Real progressives who care about real change for our community should throw their weight behind school choice.

Republicans who want to continue the Trump trend and increase the diversity of their voters are going to have to do something counterintuitive: They are going to have to embrace losing.

It gave me no pleasure to realize that the party I believed in doesn't actually believe minorities can compete—because if they did, they wouldn't have undeservedly anointed Harris into such a position of prominence purely based on immutable characteristics.

The existence of racism & racial injustice has been strategized by communists to drag the American public towards their utopian vision