Sep 19, 2016 | American Justice
At the end of August, the not-guilty verdict in the Arkansas trial of Judge Wade Naramore for the accidental death of his child resulted in many impassioned responses pro and con about whether he should have been held accountable for this death or whether the jury was...
Sep 12, 2016 | American Justice
Another blatant example of the media going too far in sensationalizing a story occurred with the Arkansas-Democratic Gazette’s August 14 to 20th coverage about the jury trial in central Arkansas of Judge Wade Naramore, also featured online at www.arkansasonline.com....
Sep 5, 2016 | American Justice
Racism has been a continuing problem in America, from the days of slavery to today. One result of this continued treatment of most blacks as second class citizens, is continued resentment which occasionally boils over into a confrontation – whether it’s one angry...
Aug 30, 2016 | American Justice
Let’s face it. Many whites fear blacks. This fear wasn’t much of a worry during slavery, when black subjugation was total. It became more of an issue since, with other forms of subjugation such as lynching lasting another 50 years, followed by a period of intense...
Aug 25, 2016 | American Justice
I’ve been following the latest stories about the election and the news of killings of and by the police, most recently in Dallas, St. Paul and Baton Rouge. Unfortunately, the media has been treating the election like a prize fight, while painting a picture of a...
