From 1619 to Now: Why the Fight for Black History in America Isn’t Over
A century after Carter G. Woodson launched Negro History Week, the struggle to protect Black history from erasure continues.
NORRIS O HITE JR
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From Checks and Balances to Blind Allegiance: America at a Crossroads
My Teacher Said America Could Never Have a Dictator. I Wonder What He’d Say Now.
Garbage Bags, Sleeping Bags, and Why I’ll Pass on Camping
Sometimes the best adventures start with knowing yourself.
Stumped about Support for Trump
This election is a perfect example of some members of the majority working against their best interest to exercise hatred.
Juneteenth and the Problem with American History
The history of slavery, when it literally ended can be convoluted, like the history of the Civil War.
Honor Our Ancestor's: Do Yourself a Favor--Vote!
Atlantic City Focus Editor Norris O. Hite Jr. discusses the importance of voting.