Commentary

By Darrell Todd MaurinaEditor in Chief, Pulaski County Daily NewsIt’s all but impossible to overstate how much damage has been done to local journalism, particularly in the last decade. Depending on how the numbers are calculated, up to 40 percent of all newsroom jobs have been eliminated since 2008. Metro newspapers that once had hundreds…

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Dear love bugs: I have received so many queries from women who are just simply exhausted from raising children, attending to mates, and holding down super-stressful jobs while going to school, that I decided to address it here this week. Self care — two words that seem offensive to busy women, is something we often…

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By Andrea Lawful Sanders We seem to have quite a few leaders who are simply stuck on being basic.  They dress the part, but not much else is happening. Why work hard to attain all the degrees and accreditation to apply for certain jobs, but once you have the position and settle into the role,…

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ABOVE PHOTO: The Girls’ T.R.A.C.K (GT)/Boys’ T.R.A.C.K (BT) and The Philadelphia Youth Leadership Council (PYLC) visit the PA State Capitol for a rare learning experience. By Veronica Norris (Ms. V) The Girls’ T.R.A.C.K (GT)/Boys’ T.R.A.C.K (BT) programs and the Philadelphia Youth Council Leadership (PYCL) worked hard over the past year and in turn, accomplished much….

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ABOVE PHOTO: This image released Friday, June 21, 2019 by the U.S. military’s Central Command shows what it describes as the flight path and the site where Iran shot down a U.S. Navy RQ-4A Global Hawk in the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday, June 20, 2019. Iran says it shot down the drone over Iranian…

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By Dr. E. Faye Williams TriceEdneyWire.com We’ve seen Colin Kaepernick, LeBron James and others draw attention to challenges in our community. At the recent hearing on reparations, we heard from Danny Glover. We’ve also heard from Taraji P. Henson on the subject of mental health. In our community, we’ve often played down the importance of…

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ABOVE PHOTO: Cinematographer Nigel Thompson recalls how his father’s lessons — and example — guided him after his father, John Thompson, died when he was only 13. By Barrington M. Salmon TRICEEDNEYWIRE.COM Although many fathers grouse about the short shrift they get on Father’s Day, the power and importance of fathers in shaping the lives…

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By Andrea Lawful Sanders I am very particular about who services my car, affectionately known as the “diva mobile,” because she is a part of my daily existence. Her oil is changed every 3,000 miles like clockwork, and if she even hints at needing maintenance, I am all over it. As a direct result, she…

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By Danae Reid I am not yet a mother, but I understand people fairly well and can surmise that most parents hope that their children are similar to them in more ways than one, (i.e looks, interests, religion, political affiliation, favorite sports team, etc.,).  But what happens when those wishes are trodden by a new…

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By Julianne Malveaux TriceEdneyWire.com Our nation’s 45th president is dead set on a trade war. He has increased tariffs on goods produced in China, and he has now indicated that he will increase tariffs on goods produced in Mexico. While the president will say that this is a tax on the countries he is imposing…

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