Category Archives: Social Issues

Video: Health Care By the Numbers

Video: Health Care By the Numbers

Can we afford health care reform? With over 46 million Americans uninsured, we can't afford not to. In the past decade, Insurance premiums paid by Americans have increased by 131%. In 2004, 18% of insured Americans had medical bill problems.

Black Queers Are Tying The Knot

Black Queers Are Tying The Knot

More and more lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans­gender, and queer people of African descent are marrying. While same-?sex marriage is not the most pressing issue in black communi­ties, these efforts are creating controversy.

Howard Dean’s Prescription For Real Healthcare Reform

Howard Dean’s Prescription For Real Healthcare Reform

Americans need real healthcare reform, not just insurance reform, and nobody should mistake the two. Real healthcare reform should offer coverage to the employed, the unemployed, the sick, the healthy, the young, the old. Everyone.

World’s Dependency on Oil

World’s Dependency on Oil

The world has grown a dis­turb­ing ad­dic­tion for oil. Many oil fields around the world are head­ed for de­ple­tion. Na­tion­al statis­tics are un­re­li­able at best, or clas­si­fied at worst, and na­tion­al oil com­pa­nies con­trol up to 80 per­cent of oil

CNN: ‘Making Blacks Look Bad’ So ‘Whites Feel Good’

CNN: ‘Making Blacks Look Bad’ So ‘Whites Feel Good’

How would CNN promote a show called "White in America?" Would they feature the thousands of meth addicts who have abandoned their children? The California rural and suburban white women who do more dope than Latino and black youth? And

Are Gay Rights Civil Rights?

Are Gay Rights Civil Rights?

There is a saying that history repeats itself and without a doubt that is what is currently taking place in this country with the gay rights movement. People who supported slavery, denied white women and people of color the right

Obama Boycotts Anti-Racism Conference

Obama Boycotts Anti-Racism Conference

President Obama defends his decision to boycott the recent United Nations anti-racism conference - and the UN replies

Share