Secretary of State Johnson: Michigan to Continue Tradition of Well-Run Elections for All
An op-ed distributed by the Michigan Secretary of State's office, in light of recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings on the Voting Rights Act.
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An Insight on Martin Luther King Jr. Day from a Middle School Student’s Point of View
An Insight on Martin Luther King Jr. Day from a Middle School Student’s Point of View. As we celebrate another Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. day, I began to wonder if we are celebrating it the way we should. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a civil rights activist who stood up for what he believed in and didn’t let what others thought about him stop his fight. He faced many challenges in his life, but never lost sight of […]
Partial birth abortion ban signed into law
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Top Ten Books African Americans should read & have in the home
Top Ten Books African Americans should read & have in the home. By Franklin Fudial, Editor and Publisher of The Muskegon Tribune Newspaper
Newsflash-Van Vincent Gregory cleared as a suspect
We are happy to report on the behalf of Van Vincent Gregory & Family that he has been cleared as a suspect.