Can America Erase Racism?

Personal from David C. Pack, Publisher/Editor-In-Chief

We tried to remove it in the years following the Civil War. We dreamed it would go away during the civil rights movement of the 1960s. Yet we still grapple with racism today.
By Nestor A. Toro

Mobile technology in the hands of children and teens provides convenience, but we are beginning to discover it comes at a cost.
By Edward L. Winkfield

Millions fleeing political oppression and violence in South Sudan are finding relief, healthcare, education and employment in their southern neighbor’s refugee camps.
By Andrew J. Holcombe

The aftermath of the Category 4 hurricane has tested Puerto Rico’s national character.
By Nestor A. Toro

It is America’s longest war. And the United States does not appear to be leaving the Middle East nation anytime soon.