racial apartheid – WHAT THE DATA SAY

Status Threat–Then and Now

October 16, 2019 by Wornie Reed Leave a Comment

I spent last weekend in my small hometown, McIntosh, Alabama, participating in high school homecoming activities. To my surprise, the town has a black mayor. This news caused me to reflect even more on the election of an African American mayor in Montgomery, Alabama. Last week, Montgomery, the city that calls itself the cradle of … [Read more…]

Problematic Reparations Argument

April 26, 2019 by Wornie Reed Leave a Comment

I am a longtime advocate of reparations for African Americans. However, I think the current push for reparations may be problematic. During the Black Power era in the late 1960s, I was involved in the reparations movement. I was once privileged to accompany Audley Moore (better known as Queen Mother Moore) to a meeting in … [Read more…]