Should You Sell Your Home Without Paying a Professional?

By David Soublet Sr., Broker/Owner-Humble Abode Realtors Friends and family sometimes ask “How’s the real estate market?” I interpret the question, normally, as an inquiry as to whether that person…

Why Do Resolutions So Often Fail?

by Gurnek Bains Ph.D. And what we can do to make them stick. KEY POINTS This is the time of year that many of us plan for change in our…

Five Reasons to Take a Break from Booze

by Rachel Allyn Ph.D. The current trend towards choosing low or no alcohol might bring benefits. The new year in January holds the potential to shed old baggage and cultivate…

Haley’s neglect of slavery and the politics of race, color and caste

Opinion by Roger House Opinion: Haley’s neglect of slavery and the politics of race, color and caste  Provided by The Hill Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley’s failure to identify slavery…

Black Santas are helping to change holiday icons

And add more representation By Michelle Aslam At the West Dallas Christmas Block Party, volunteers in elf hats are manning stations for children around the room. They are giving out colorful…

Why Can’t We Put Our Phones Down?

Ilene Strauss Cohen Ph.D. Let’s explore our attachment to screens and its impact on us and our children. KEY POINTS Have you ever found yourself reaching for your phone during…

Pay College Athletes?

Sorry Charlie! By David Soublet, Sr. Men’s NCAA Division I college sports, especially football and basketball, are huge revenue generators for dozens and dozens of colleges and universities. These sports…

Why Is Trump So Beloved?

Let Us Count The Ways They love him because he’s honest, even when he lies. They love him because he keeps his promises, even when he doesn’t. They love him…

Are Holidays Not Your Thing?

by Gina Barreca Ph.D. You don’t have to jingle anybody’s bells if you’re not in the mood. KEY POINTS I’m not a big-time holiday person, and I’m not the only…

The Politics of Black Hair

by Kevin Cokley Ph.D. Fighting notions of respectability and race-based hair discrimination. KEY POINTS Twenty-five years ago when I was a young assistant professor, I decided to start growing locs.…