Still Bulletproof After All These Years

by Ray Buck
Pro Football Hall of Fame voters today -- most of whom never covered "Bullet" Bob Hayes or the NFL from 1965-74 -- continue to keep Hayes locked out of Canton, Ohio. He’s not even on the HOF ballot anymore. There’s an old saying that ignorance is bliss. Well, it’s also annoying.
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Joe Is Still With Us
by Kent Babb
Joe Delaney was a 24-year-old Chiefs running back with a bright future; he was days away from signing a contract that would have pulled his wife, Carolyn, and daughters out of rural Louisiana. But then Joe died, and it left three girls and a dazed 10-year-old boy with changed lives and blank futures.

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Keeping And Sharing The Promise
by Fred Whitted
For as long as there has been America, the church has been a valuable part of our history. Whether it was the abolitionist movement, Underground Railroad, education, or, civil rights, the church has been at the forefront of our culture.

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The Power of the Word
by Eric D. Graham
Metaphysically, these racist and sexist words that pierced our hearts historically were spoken on April 4th, the same day that Dr.Martin Luther King Jr. was
shot down by the gun of an assassin's bullet.

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Remembering Randy Smith
by Richard Kent
As sports editor of the Journal Inquirer he didn’t see black, white, green or blue. He just saw sports for what it was. A pure form of entertainment. He didn’t have a prejudiced bone in his body. 

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A Cautionary Story
by Eric D. Graham
After his arrest, Anthony quickly apologized to his fans, teammates and the Denver Nuggets organization for his immaturity and poor judgment. Carmelo, however is extremely lucky because his decision to drink and drive could have ended tragically like North Carolina news anchor Tolly Carr.

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