Yaounde Olu

President Joe Biden, please pardon Jesse Jackson, Jr. the former 2nd Congressional Representative from Illinois who served his time in a very positive manner for a crime that he committed.

These are dark times. The threats of war are escalating, and people all over seem to be splitting into opposing, hostile camps. In the USA, Democrats vs Republicans are an example of this situation.

Why is that idea relevant to Americans? It is because something very similar is happening in America as it relates to the immigrant population. The Trump

An interesting question has surfaced – Could Black men cause Kamala Harris to lose the election? This question generated a wide range of responses, most of them optimistically predicting that Kamala will prevail becoming the first female president.

The upcoming presidential election promises to be the most consequential one in American history. Recently, the Republican candidate, Trump, has attracted a

Ultimately, it boils down to this: Donald Trump, with his Hitler-esque behavior, wants to take America back to when white supremacy reigned. Conversely,

The anxiously awaited election for president of the United States has come and gone, and Donald J. Trump has emerged victorious. This was a very hard-fought contest, but as things currently stand, there should be an uneventful transition of power in January, 2025.

One of the most important elements in modern society is the dissemination of accurate information. It is what drives the engine of commerce and daily life. Human beings have a strong need to be connected and informed, and that has partially been the function of journalistic instruments. Without such tools, communication is muted and people are prone to the illusions that result from disinformation promulgated by those who do not have the communities’ best interests at heart. Black newspapers are the heralds in the Black community that keep us informed about ideas and issues that are important to the community.

For over 84 years, the Chicago Crusader has been a steadfast advocate, voice, and chronicler of the Black experience. Our commitment to our readers goes beyond mere reporting—it is a crusade for truth, justice, and equality. As a member of the Black Press, the Crusader shoulders the responsibility of not only documenting our community’s struggles but also celebrating its triumphs. This second editorial continues our call to action: the Black community must control its narrative and amplify its voice.

These are changing times, and where we end up will depend upon how we respond to changes. America is on the verge of embarking in new territory that promises to challenge most Americans, and Black Americans fit in this scenario.