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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJ5ZTBDB Noted political analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson's latest work Why the GOP Became a White Supremacist Party reveals: How Black crime exaggeration and scare has been a winning formula for six decades for GOP Presidents...

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*Trump Can Win the White House Even Without Winning Independents and Youth to Win the White House *The massive support Trump received following each indictment is not just from die hard Trump loyalists *The GOP will totally back him  as its 2024...

Noted syndicated columnist, political analyst and acclaimed author Earl Ofari Hutchinson spent several of his childhood summers living with his maternal grandmother Althea Brown in Quincy, Illinois.

The Los Angeles Urban Policy Roundtable on Friday August 4 announced the appointment of seven new Vice Presidents for the Los Angeles Urban Policy Roundtable LAURP President Earl Ofari Hutchinson  announced the appointments of what he called the...

Noted political analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson in his new book, Who Says Slavery Wasn't Beneficial, observes that millions of Americans still think slavery wasn't a bad thing.

With the release of the new film, Oppenheimer, political analyst and World War II military historian Earl Ofari Hutchinson presents a riveting look at the origins, development, and controversy over the U.S.'s making of the Atom bomb during World War II.

Political analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson says famed Nineteenth Century slavery abolitionist and civil rights leader Frederick Douglass's speech on slavery and the 4th of July are still timely and crucial in 2023.

1. GOP Senators and House representatives enthusiastically applauded the Juneteenth Federal Holiday 2.

https://www.facebook.com/On-the-Los-Angeles-Road-Earl-Ofari-Hutchinson-107048945744798 Veteran CBS newsman Charles Kuralt's popular "On the Road" series always intrigued me. Hutchinson was an avid watcher. The series ran from 1967 through 1980 on CBS.