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Trump and the Nobel Prize

I want to spend a few minutes discussing the Black Church. The Black Church is something that I’ve taken for granted. Until recently, I haven’t really studied the matter. The Black Church was just something that existed. As most of you know, I grew up in Dallas. Almost every Sunday, our family worshiped in a Black Church. I never thought much about it. Like nearly everything in this country, race and racism are at the core. After the American Revolutionary War, Baptists and Methodists spread across the South. Ministers evangelized and established churches. The initial idea was to create unified churches,

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Gun Violence: This Is Who We Are

Charlie Kirk has been shot and killed. Let’s reflect on this just for a second. Gun violence. Unfortunately, this is who we are. I know after each of these high-profile shootings, we talk about “this isn’t who we are.” But when these shootings keep happening, sooner or later, we must recognize that this is who we are. We are a violent nation. These are the gunshot incidents over the last 72 hours that the Gun Violence Archive has recorded. Incident Date State City Or County Address Victims Killed Victims Injured Suspects Killed Suspects Injured Suspects Arrested 13-Sep-25 Maryland Baltimore 3300 block

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Errington C. Thompson, MD

Dr. Thompson is a surgeon, scholar, full-time sports fan and part-time political activist. He is active in a number of community projects and initiatives. Through medicine, he strives to improve the physical health of all he treats.

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A Letter to America

The Thirteeneth Juror

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