Category Archives: Activism/Advocacy
Modeling Democracy: Teaching Kids to Vote
Most who follow our blog, social media feeds, or listen to our radio show, know that I am a homeschooling mom of three. My favorite teaching days of the year come in the form of election days! In this post, … Continue reading
Why the Tea Party Should Thank President Obama (and the rest of the progressives)
On April 16th – the day after thousands of people took to the streets to attend Tea Party rallies – President Obama, speaking before an enthusiastically supportive audience, mocked the protestors, saying, “I’ve been a little amused over the last … Continue reading
Politics and Kids
As parents, we teach our children to be critical thinkers. That said, we generally begin at a common starting point. We infuse our children with our morals, values, beliefs, spiritual practices, political leanings, etc. with the understanding that they will … Continue reading
FightForAnita.com: Legal Defense Fund For Anita MonCrief
Anita MonCrief is the courageous woman who came forward to expose the corruption at ACORN. She paved the way for James O’Keefe & Hannah Giles, and others who are now coming forward with their tales regarding this organization. However, Anita’s … Continue reading
Open Letter to Michael Steele Upon His “Fried Chicken and Potato Salad” Remark
Note: This open letter is in response to RNC Chairman, Michael Steele, who, in response to a question regarding more diversity within the RNC, made the remark, “Y’all come!” prompting someone to yell out, “I’ll bring the collard greens.” Mr. … Continue reading
Obama, Abortion and Notre Dame – Oh My!
During last year’s campaign season, I got e-mail after e-mail from many of my African-American family members urging me to vote for Barack Obama. Most of these individuals profess a devout faith in God, as does our President. I knew … Continue reading
Political Activism 101: Simple Things You Can Do To Make A Difference
I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do something that I can do. –Helen Keller Ordinary people … Continue reading
Podcast: Speak Up, Show Up
Podcaster: Sebastian Stroughter Summary: An appeal to Black conservatives to take greater political action. Powered by Podbean.com






