"We could not have expected the president, alone, to work miracles with an issue that has plagued our nation from its beginning."

The fight to change the meaning of traditional marriage is hardly over.

Bishop Harry R. Jackson, Jr. exposes the root of the many sociological problems that we're facing right now.

President Obama wants to raise the federal minimum wage to $9 an hour to increase the incomes of millions of working families, but Harry R. Jackson Jr. argues that this move would actually hurt the black community.

Pastor Harry Jackson questions whether the NRA will consider the needs of the black community as they offer recommendations to curb violence.  

Bishop Harry Jackson believes that the recent gay rights legal victories may have ultimately denied them the sweeping Supreme Court decision they long for.  

From the very beginning, homosexual “marriage” activists have sought to hijack not only the moral authority of the Civil Rights Movement, but also the legal arguments which liberated minorities from centuries of legalized oppression and discrimination.

Bishop Harry R. Jackson Jr. explains how the government has created policies that lure blacks and Latinos into dependence on assistance.

Traditional-family Boy Scout advocates must remain vocal. This battle is not over.

Bishop Harry Jackson ponders what Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would have thought of the events of our times. Could he have imagined that our country would have twice elected a black president?

While most Americans were focusing on the domestic implications of the president's re-election, the effects of his victory are being felt around the globe in different ways. Bishop Harry Jackson discusses why President Obama is so unliked in Israel.

This election cycle has been one of the most interesting in modern history. Bishop Harry Jackson discusses the question, How is it that a campaign of hope and change has resulted in such division?

Bishop Harry Jackson explains why traditional, biblical marriage is threatened in our country.

No one is debating the right of consenting adults to do what they wish with each other in private, Bishop Harry Jackson says. But, he argues, children need both a mom and a dad.

Bishop Harry Jackson discusses concerns of how same-sex marriage is affecting children and the values of our culture. He looks at several countries that openly suport gay marriage for examples of how this "new normal" could impact the U.S.

As LGBT activists continue to try to force the redefinition of marriage on the entire nation, Bishop Harry Jackson argues that the recent FRC shooting highlights the fact that the playing field is far from level.

Bishop Harry Jackson argues that the homosexual agenda includes much more than just redefining marriage.

Bishop Harry Jackson Jr. explains why rules that make cars less affordable—and less safe—are unethical and should be reconsidered. 

HIV-AIDS is affecting black gay men in the United States on a mass scale. So why is the LGBT movement spending multiplied millions to boycott Chick-fil-A instead of fighting this deadly enemy? Bishop Harry Jackson offers insights.