The Sunday after President Donald Trump reportedly called Haiti and nations in African "s***hole countries," the Rev. John Talbird stood at the pulpit of a local Episcopal church, listening to that day's Gospel reading.
"So long as I do not firmly and irrevocably possess the right to vote I do not possess myself." - Martin Luther King Jr.
Three months ago, I could barely walk, pain like a live wire roaring through my back and leg.
In 2017, we were cool. Really cool.
Despite what advertisers and big-box stores tell us, Christmas is about small things.
Happy holidays?
Let's say you're arrested for a misdemeanor crime. Something small and nonviolent, like driving without a license. Shoplifting. Possession of a little marijuana.
Much of America hates Ajit Pai right now.
Two days before Thanksgiving, a delegation of local clergy - Christians, Jews, Muslims, a total of 21 in all - walked into U. S. Sen. Bob Corker's Chattanooga office for a scheduled meeting to talk about two things.
Three questions.
