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OpEd: Federal Vaccine Changes Risk Florida Families’ Freedom

Kevin Seraaj -
Washington is weighing changes to long-standing childhood vaccines -- and Florida parents are paying close attention. In conversations across the state, one thing comes...
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OP-ED: Deported Migrants Asked to Come Back to Work the Fields. Really?

Kevin Seraaj -
As if the world of immigration policies couldn't get any more absurd, the New York Times reported that President Trump is asking deported migrants...
Black Press USA

OP-ED: One Hundred Years of Black Workers Telling the Truth

BlackPress USA -
In 1917, A. Philip Randolph and Chandler Owen launched The Messenger, a pro-labor, anti-war magazine that connected racism to exploitation and demanded justice for...
The Seraaj Files

COMMENTARY– Protecting the PedoFiles: Whatever Happened to Draining the Swamp?

Kevin Seraaj -
From the moment Epstein died in a Manhattan jail cell in 2019, officially ruled a suicide, survivors and advocates insisted that the government release...
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OP-ED: I Use to Love Her: An Open Letter to Mayor Karen Bass and the Black Political Class

Stacy M. Brown -
By Melina AbdullahLos Angeles Mayor Karen Bass broke my heart. Like my divorce, I knew it was coming but clung to the notion that...
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OP-ED: Kemet Immigration PSA Debuts at National Press Club, Earns Congressional Honor and NNPA Support

Stacy M. Brown -
By Robenia McKinley, Special Correspondent/JYE The National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), whose Black Press USA network carries the Kemet Youth Activity Sheets weekly to member...
Color of Law

COMMENTARY: Black Veterans Are Deported After Serving America

Kevin Seraaj -
When we think of those people who are deported from the U.S., we often have images of undocumented Latinx folks from Mexico and Central...
Julianne Malveaux

COMMENTARY: Paused Government, Postponed Future: What America Loses in a Shutdown

Julianne Malveaux -
For millions of Americans, the federal government isn’t an abstraction. It’s a paycheck, a housing voucher, a student loan payment, a disaster relief check....
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Affirming Black Children Through Books: Stories That Help Them See Their Light

Stacy M. Brown -
I spent my earliest years as an educator searching for books that reflected my students’ experiences; I wanted to introduce them to books that...
The Seraaj Files

Op-Ed: National Redistricting Battle Intensifies

Kevin Seraaj -
North Carolina’s Republican legislative leaders are planning a new congressional map that could strengthen their party’s hold on the state’s U.S. House delegation, aligning...
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