Editorial: Voters Should Set Cruz Eligibility, Not Courts
The piece argues voters, not courts, should decide Ted Cruz's presidential eligibility. It cites Cruz's birth in Canada to an American mother, discusses natural born citizen debates, and urges constitutional amendments to clarify or remove the clause, arguing democracy should let voters determine suitability for the Oval Office.
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Remember King's Commitment to Doing What's Right
Darryl Lorenzo Wellington reflects on Martin Luther King Jr’s legacy amid modern politics. The piece links King’s nonviolence, civil rights work, and critique of poverty to today’s issues, including police brutality, gun control, and military spending, urging ongoing moral action.
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MLK Day Reflections On Race Justice And Policy
Kevin Cakley argues that despite MLK’s dream race still shapes justice in America. He cites cases from Sandra Bland to Tamir Rice and Laquan McDonald, critiques Trump rhetoric, and urges white accountability to address systemic inequities for a better year.
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