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Whitney Made Dolly Millions—What Dolly Parton Did Next Explains Her Remarkable Legacy

August 26, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Whitney Made Dolly Millions—What Dolly Parton Did Next Explains Her Remarkable Legacy

Whitney Houston turned Dolly Parton’s song into a global phenomenon. What Dolly did with some of those millions helps explain why Black America embraced the country legend.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Black America, Black Community, Black Culture, Black Lives Matter, Country Music, Cultural Solidarity, Dolly Parton, Dolly Parton Legacy, Economic Justice, House That Whitney Built, I Will Always Love You, Imagination Library, Marlon Weems, Music History, Nashville, Philanthropy, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, Racial Justice, Social Responsibility, The Reality Check, wealth inequality, Whitney Houston, Whitney Houston Legacy

She Saw Her Racist Father Beat A Black Man And Chose Anti-Racist Solidarity Over Inherited Hate

July 10, 2026 By Egberto Willies

She Saw Her Racist Father Beat A Black Man And Chose Anti-Racist Solidarity Over Inherited Hate

Brittani Mazzone recalls her racist father beating a Black man and explains how that trauma pushed her to reject hate, choose allyship, and stand for justice.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Active Allyship, Active Bystander, Antiracism, Antiracist Education, Black Lives, Breaking Generational Cycles, Brittani Mazzone, Childhood Trauma, Civil Rights, Community Solidarity, Confronting Hate, empathy, Ending Racism, Family Racism, Interracial Solidarity, Moral Courage, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, Racial Justice, Racial Violence, racism, social justice, systemic racism, White Allyship, white privilege

Trump Shares Racist Meme: Targeting Obamas Caller Demands Accountability. Host flips the script.

February 11, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Trump Shares Racist Meme Targeting Obamas Caller Demands Accountability. Host flips the script

Trump Shares Racist Meme: Targeting Obamas Caller Demands Accountability. Host flips the script.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: barack obama, Civil Rights, democracy, Donald Trump, independent journalism, media accountability, Michelle Obama, political discourse, Progressive Politics, Racial Justice, racism, White Supremacy

A candid conversation with a white friend who discusses her racial prejudice

January 9, 2021 By Egberto Willies

A candid conversation with a white friend who discusses her racial prejudice

A white woman friend texted me. She wanted a candid discussion on race, given her church’s foyer into social justice activism of some form.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Racial Justice, social justice, white woman

I Can’t Breathe: Racial Justice and Climate

June 20, 2020 By GuestWriter

I Can’t Breathe: Racial Justice and Climate

If one remembers equal justice for all none of our problems would be unsolved. Former Charlotte North Carolina Mayor Jennifer Roberts gets it right.

Filed Under: Guest Bloggers Tagged With: Climate Justice, Jennifer Roberts, Racial Justice

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