The day after Georgia elected a Black descendant of sharecroppers and a young Jewish filmmaker to be U.S. senators, the forces of white supremacy politics struck back. At the “People’s House” in Washington, a predominantly white mob in support of President Trump’s attempts to overturn the election, overtook the Capitol building by brute force. Confederate […]

This is Ken Scott Baron at the National Association of Black and White Men Together looking at the past year- 2020- and projecting activities and resolutions for 2021. As one of the co chairs for the NABWMT media committee, I should give thanks to my fellow cochair Demetrius, and at the same time the great […]

There is a difficulty that Latinx and Black people have when trusting medical or institutional directives. Nowadays, as the vaccine has been rolled out, comments like the following have occurred: “I always said I wasn’t going to get the vaccine because Trump was pushing the doctors and scientist to finish it before the election. I […]

The last four years have been difficult for most of us, As we close out the current Trump administration and look forward to a more humane and sane Biden term, we note that recent events show that the current administration as failed to protect us against the Coronavirus and failed to defend us against vast […]

The National Association of Black and White Men Together for over 40 years has brought the news of the suffering of Black Men and the lives of gay men who have to hide their sexual identity. We have catered together two stories in these areas of recent events. On Racism Vandals tore down a Black […]

Politics on the radical right and left is often aimed directly at status concerns. They use plain-spoken language repudiate politically correctness or political elites. The left evoke the virtues of working people, those on the right emphasize themes of national greatness. The “take back control” and “make America great again” slogans of the Brexit and […]

President-elect Joe Biden will nominate retired four-star Army general Lloyd J. Austin to be secretary of defense, according to four people familiar with the decision. If confirmed by the Senate, Austin would be the first Black leader of the Pentagon. Some 43 percent of active-duty troops are people of color. But the people making crucial […]

How to Handle Living with Covid 19 We are up against a ball of genetic material. We are not winning, because we are thinking short-term, moving in only one direction, and not seeing the entire picture. We may not have an injection or pill in the coming months. Instead, we need preventive measures that can […]