Houston Book Reading brazosbookstore.com/event/store-ha…

Well worth reading, and not just by my friends in the business. editorandpublisher.com/stories/what-i… #simplesharebuttons

Returning to Baker’s campus in May for his Golden Alumni Reunion, Pulitzer Prize winner Harold Jackson reflected on his Baker experience and how it laid the fou… share.google/3dqNDFYTGaKoxb…

The Inquirer provided a forum for some Fourth of July thoughts. share.inquirer.com/QzpmX8

On the Fourth of July especially, let those seemingly enamored by fascism and greed know the American flag does not belong to them.

Zoom in if you can Thursday evening for a Q&A with me and other Kids in Birmingham 1963 members. preview.mailerlite.io/preview/565728…

I am so grateful to announce that esteemed Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Melanie Burney will interview me at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 7, during the authors' showcase at the NABJ convention in Cleveland. I will have a few books to offer for purchase ($30) and sign afterwards.

A reminder that I will be discussing my book during the NABJ convention authors showcase at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in Room 202 in the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland, Ohio.

The Atlanta Voice covered our book event at the NABJ convention. theatlantavoice.com/nabj-authors-s…

Critics of the media for not being more critical of Trump need to understand that as news companies folded or became unable or unwilling to bear the cost of litigation, they also became fearful of expressing opinions that might elicit politically inspired, economic retribution.

Thanking the Inquirer for again sharing its soap box. share.inquirer.com/W0Wr5V

Four weeks left to buy the book at a discount. Thank you.

I am so looking forward to seeing my friends in the ’Ham.

Thank you Westminster Presbyterian Church in Birmingham and the Rev. Jerome Bell for hosting a discussion of my book, “Under the Sun,” moderated by Solomon Crenshaw and organized by Debra Love. It was good to be home.

Was peace brokered or a war won? Israel bombed Gaza into capitulation. Hamas gladly swapped 20 hostages to free 2,000 followers to await the next jihad. All that remains is for the spoils of war to be divided according to Jared Kushner’s plan. apnews.com/article/gaza-i…

I want to thank Mark Bowden, author of "Black Hawk Down," for his kind words: Harold Jackson has written a sweeping, fascinating book about his life from a housing project in Alabama to the Pulitzer Prize to top positions on some of America’s greatest newspapers.