How will we adjust to the next level of political and social change? How will the shift in the political arena affect us socially, economically, and personally?
Real change requires leaders who are deeply connected to the lives of those they serve.
The national economic debate has focused on the divide between Main Street and Wall Street. But nobody seems to talk about the crisis on Martin Luther King Boulevard and Cesar Chavez Avenue.
The national economic debate has focused on the divide between Main Street and Wall Street. But nobody seems to talk about the crisis on Martin Luther King Boulevard and Cesar Chavez Avenue.
As our social and political environment becomes more polarized during this election campaign, one thing has become clearer to me. This election is about the politics of race and xenophobia.
There is a revolution going on in our country. It is a battle for the minds of our children.
Blacks are nearly 3 times the poverty rate than whites... 13 or 14 percent of the population yet 3 times the poverty rate.
