No matter how you feel about the killing of five Dallas police officers by black Army veteran turned sniper and self-avowed black avenger Micah Johnson, or former U.S. Marine Gavin Long who shot and killed three Baton Rouge police officers because he was distressed by the “unlawful” killing of unarmed black men, there almost has to be a twinge of respect and admiration for any man who would sacrifice his life for a cause greater than himself. Whether Johnson and Long are cons

Even more disturbing than the rash of publicly exposed killing of unarmed black men by white cops, is the oftentimes presence of black cops who are many times witnesses and accessories to the murder and the cover-up. These black police officers who turn a blind eye, and abet racist white cops who kill and victimize members of their own race are despicable cowards who should be exposed and prosecuted along with their racist white counterparts. In my view, there are always two

The continuing aftermath and ongoing discussions about what constitutes justice in the tragic police shootings of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown, and the choking death of Eric Garner begs the question of what justice is, and what is its’ color? The notion of a color blind justice system is not a novel one. Whether African Americans could realistically hope for true equality in this country is a debate that goes back to the earliest black scholars and educators such as W