Under the Central Intelligence Agency’s top-secret Project MK-ULTRA, everyday citizens, psychiatric patients, soldiers, scientists, and prisoners were subjected to involuntary drug dosing, extreme sleep deprivation, prolonged isolation, intensive electroshock therapy, and/or sexual abuse as a means to alter and control their behavior. The drugs administered to these unwitting test subjects included LSD, heroin, Ecstasy (MDMA), methamphetamine, marijuana, and host of other min

As a result of my education, professional training, work experience, and mix-race heritage, I am familiar with many of the evil things our government has done to the most vulnerable people among us. This article discusses six of them.

Since October 1, 2025, the U.S. has accepted 6,668 refugees. Of those, 6,665 were South Africans who are known as "Afrikaners." Trump plans to admit up to 17,500 Afrikaners by the end of the 2026 fiscal year in September. One of the primary resettlement cities for Afrikaners is Birmingham, Alabama. To accommodate the resettlement of Afrikaners, Trump is executing a land grab scheme that targets five nearly all-black neighborhoods and communities in predominantly black Birming

360WiSE® announced the full deployment of its External Credibility Infrastructure Layer for AI systems -- a neutral framework that verifies entities against a published criteria specification, publishes canonical machine-readable records in a public registry, and structures those records in open standards that external systems are independently designed to ingest.

As flawed as Donald Trump is, voters nationwide still view him in a more favorable light than they view the Democratic Party. That's a problem for Democrats during the midterm elections in November and the race for the White House in 2028.

I have known Dr. Kenneth Prewitt since he was 8 years old. His mother, Dr. Lena Prewitt, was the first Black female professor hired at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in 1970. His father, Moses Prewitt, was the director of Alumni Affairs at Stillman College in Tuscaloosa and one of my two best friends when I desegregated UA's law school in 1970. Today, Kenneth is an American Patriot and the owner and CEO of Serenity Grove, LLC.

President Donald Trump’s plan to remove the Martin Luther King, Jr., Memorial failed in 2025 because Milton Carver Davis, who was a visionary Alpha Phi Alpha General President (1993-96), a brilliant strategist, and superb lawyer, knew how to secure the Memorial against political regression, chaos in government, and future racist actors in the White House. Davis made the King Memorial "untouchable." This article explain how and why Davis did it.

Iran is one of the most advanced civilizations in the world. As a country, it is 5,200 years old. Its population is 93 million people. Iran has established itself as a trustworthy and reliable partner for rapidly developing countries throughout the African continent. It has also supported the economic empowerment of U.S. Blacks for nearly five decades.

On April 29, 2026, in a 6-3 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court held that Louisiana's congressional map, which included a second majority-Black district, was an unconstitutional racial gerrymandering. For all practical purposes, this ruling gutted the Voting Rights Act of 1965. It also clears the way for “Jim Crow” to arise from the grave.

In 1986, Jefferson County, Alabama Circuit Court Judge Jack D. Carl passed a note to his law clerk during a hotly contested court hearing. The law clerk read the note, smirked, balled it up, and threw it in the trash can. During the lunch break, I retrieved Judge Carl’s note from the trash can. The note said, “I can’t stand this arrogant nigger,” referring to me. This article tells the story of what happened next.

On my digital media platforms, I always strive to feature and honor the true civil rights heroes who opened the doors of equal opportunity for historical victims of “cradle to the grave” racial, gender, age, and religious discrimination and not those who put new locks on these doors. Furthermore, I will never participate in any effort to reimage Alabama's drum major role in perpetuating ongoing "cradle to the grave" racial discrimination against its Black citizens.

With Iran’s recent victory in the Trump-Iran war, world leaders now see Israel as a perpetual menace to world peace. Israel has no friends in the league of nations. Ordinary Americans are sick and tired of Israel and its steady stream of diplomatic headaches. Israel’s dirty tricks and corrupt ways have eroded the fiber of American politics, decency, and life. America gets nothing out of its toxic relationship with Israel other than endless headaches, grief, grifting, and int

Iran’s military leadership is highly skilled in the art of war. America’s Pentagon brass is highly skilled in the art of pleasing Trump and his erratic impulses as a third-generation military draft-dodger. In war, the most committed adversary always wins. By definition, a "draft-dodger" like Trump can never be the “most committed adversary.” That’s an oxymoron. In the final analysis, Donald Trump’s ignorance about the art of war and Pete Hegseth’s alcoholism were Iran’s best

The FBI does not publish a profile of child sex offenders (i.e., child molesters, child rapists, child pornographers, child torturers, purveyors of incest, and child murderers who produce snuff films for sexual enjoyment). While perpetrators come from all walks of life, all socioeconomic backgrounds, many occupations, all races, and a wide age range, enough law enforcement data now exists to profile these offenders.

Robert Archer Martin died on September 15, 2020. He was one of the most important figures in Alabama judicial history. Never has one man done so much to impact the lives of Alabamians in such a profound and positive way. This article reveals the last secret of Robert Archer Martin.

Daniel Joseph Thompson and I were the only two Blacks who passed the Alabama Bar exams in September 1973. Dan died in 2025. This is the story of his amazing life and career.

The family of Norman William Walton, Jr., and Jimmie Pearl Thomas Walton is iconic. This family showed courage went it counted, rendered valuable community service when it mattered, and promoted educational excellence at home and at work. Norman and Jimmy Walton were also staunch supporters of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and his civil rights movement in the 1950s and 60s. Above all, the Walton family has been extremely close to the Watkins family for more than seven decades

Donald V. Watkins expresses a personal "thank you" to Rev. Jesse Jackson for all that he did for African Americans, women, Whites of interracial goodwill, and Watkins during his decades-long leadership tenure in the civil, economic, and political rights movements.

I have met presidents of nations and dignitaries all over the world. I have visited people from the White House to the poor house. No man has ever stood taller than Mr. Ramus Rhodes. He was the definition of “greatness” and the epitome of “class and character.” He was my real "professor" at the University of Alabama law school from 1970 to 1973. He is the one who deserves the credit for my 217-8 win-loss record in courtroom battles during my 46-year litigation career.

Mr. Judge Wright worked at Alabama State College (now Alabama State University) as a personal driver, invaluable aide, and confidante to longtime ASC Presidents H. Council Trenholm and Levi Watkins. Mr. Wright witnessed the many trials, tribulations, and triumphs of both presidents, as he drove them around the country in the 1930s, 40s, 50s, and 60s raising funds for ASC, getting the college accredited, and recruiting students to the school. This is Mr. Wright's untold but r