Tag Archives: School Choice

THE POWER OF CHOICE: SCHOOL CHOICE NOW!

Posted on May 20, 2013 by

Article by: American Federation for Children Right now, today.  Go big, and go bold.  That was the appeal from the AFC’s executive counsel, Kevin P. Chavous, during lunch at the 2013 AFC National Policy Summit. Chavous praised victories across the country, where five … Continue reading →

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STACY SWIMP CALLS ON CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS TO DISBAND!

Posted on April 1, 2013 by

The Congressional Black Caucus alleges to represent the special interest of Black Americans who have been historically denied to access to equal opportunity. They call it “Black Empowerment”. However, the members of the Congressional Black Caucus discriminate against poor and … Continue reading →

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THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE: ENSURING THE FUTURE OF AMERICA’S YOUTH

Posted on February 5, 2013 by

BY: EVE  PEARCE While support for school choice has long been linked within the liberal media to a small group of wealthy, right leaning conservatives, in actuality, the flexibility and right to many school options for our children crosses political, … Continue reading →

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LET’S GET OUR PRIORITIES TOGETHER, BLACK AMERICANS!

Posted on November 10, 2012 by

I am sick of fellow Black Americans, who are self-professing liberals, always whining about racism and discrimination. I acknowledge that there are still plenty of individuals in America who are racists. Sure. SO WHAT?!! White Americans are not the reasons … Continue reading →

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FREDERICK DOUGLASS: A MODEL FOR THE AGES

Posted on February 13, 2012 by

By Stacy M. Swimp Frederick Douglass. Founding Father of Freedom. Orator. Author. Statesman.  He was the first Black American to have an open door policy granted to him by the President of the United States (Abraham Lincoln). He remains a … Continue reading →

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