Jenice Armstrong

We don't talk nearly enough about one aspect of the president's white supremacist mindset: his apparent belief that certain races and groups of people are genetically inferior.

If Cannon wants to bash the Democratic Party, which has evolved since its pro-slavery origins to one that centers civil rights and diversity, he has a moral obligation to tell the rest of the story.

A recent appearance by the onetime Democratic presidential nominee gave me a glimmer of hope and a ray of excitement — emotions I haven't felt much in a big way since Trump's inauguration last year.

On Thursday, she squared off against HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a House Committee on Education and Workforce budget hearing on the issue of Black maternal mortality rates.

Trump doesn’t respect journalists or the First Amendment. He doesn’t bother to hide his antipathy, singling out female journalists and people of color for abuse. Why give him another chance to do so?

Our trip marked only the Norwegian Jewel’s fourth sailing out of Philadelphia since its inaugural voyage on April 16.

Inquirer columnist Jenice Armstrong talked with the iconic Lorina Marshall-Blake about her amazing career, legacy of service, and her love of hats.

I shudder to think about what this year’s celebration of America’s 250th anniversary in Washington, D.C., will be like with President Donald Trump living in the White House, writes Jenice Armstrong.

Americans want the war with Iran to be over, but Trump is more concerned with putting a Mar-a-lago-esque stamp on the nation's capital, writes Jenice Armstrong.

If you decide to go experience the Great American State Fair before it is dismantled on July 10, don't say I didn't warn you.