African American

Diversity Dilemma: Should there be a Black History Month? – by Deborah Levine

deborahlevine / February 4, 2022

The debate over Black History Month is not new, but it intensified when the Oscar nominees were all Caucasian and […]

We are still dealing with the Atlanta area shooting of African American jogger, and now the death of George Floyd

deborahlevine / October 10, 2018

When I arrived at Chattanooga’s Second Missionary Baptist Church, A true Southern gentleman, Pastor Paul McDaniel, met me personally met

Deborah: Sadly, I’m watching yet another evacuation of a Jewish center on TV. I know what it’s like to oversee

deborahlevine / January 13, 2016

Carvent ‘Leon’ Webb II is the Founder/CEO of The Open Book Foundation based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He created the

deborahlevine / September 6, 2015

Ardena Garth Hicks was the first African American female public defender in Tennessee’s Hamilton County. When the State of Tennessee