Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: When bad news is good news
Now, with social media, it’s a lot harder for people to get away with racial profiling and other abhorrent behavior.
Now, with social media, it’s a lot harder for people to get away with racial profiling and other abhorrent behavior.
I made sure that if there was going to be a problem, I was not going to be the catalyst.
Watching the homeless turn the Circle into a shanty town … can’t be good for anyone.
I thought "Roseanne" showed “Trump supporters” in a manner that was fair. Contrary to popular belief, not all people who support Donald Trump are racists.
As someone who believes in free markets, free trade, school choice … I am the biggest liberal in the universe—in the classic sense of the word.
Don’t tell me we need to cut the fat and end wasteful spending. Give me details.
It’s people like Clay and his supporters who give Indy a bad name and it’s why they should never be allowed anywhere near power or authority.
What do you put in place of the current primary system? Easy, a county convention.
People are complaining there is no significant initiative that costs a lot of money, takes years to accomplish and grabs a lot of headlines.
All their antics do is make people like me who tend to be more agnostic on the abortion issue want to write checks to Planned Parenthood.
I totally get border security, but we have to be smart about it.
Patriotism is loving your country so much that you are willing to call it out when you think it is wrong.
Satellite voting might make it easier for people to vote, but there’s no evidence that it increases participation.
With what we’ve seen in the news, you would think it was open season on unarmed black men by law enforcement. However, the data paints a different picture.
I didn’t write this column in my downtown office, but in my back yard, where I can have a cigar and adult beverage.
Now, is the impeachment talk premature? I would say yes. But is the groundwork being laid for a constitutional crisis? Yes.
Under the old system, unless you were the ultimate insider, Marion County voters didn’t have much say in the process.
Government spending, in the grand scheme of things, isn’t getting under control.
Since 2004, Indiana Democrats have had only one African-American running on the statewide ticket. It was Vop Osili, who ran for secretary of state in 2010.
Seriously, folks, you all need to take a step back from the hyperbole, the histrionics and the hyperventilating. It’s getting really old really quickly.