Rebuilding the family for a successful futureOn February 7, I published an article on this platform, “A Declaration for Revival and Restoration,” encouraging black Americans to join our organization, TakeCharge. This initiative seeks to transcend political affiliations and invite black Americans to a back-to-basics movement—one that honors our ancestors, rebuilds a functional black culture, and […]
A movement for family, education, and faithKendall Qualls and TakeCharge – Original article published in the Journal of Free Black ThoughtWe the People, descendants of American black slaves, hereby make a public declaration to recommit to our Christian faith and heritage. In so doing, we denounce the misguided leadership of legacy Civil Rights organizations, which […]
Plenty of people can tell you what America’s problems are. But who’s talking about what America’s future could be? Kendall Qualls, president of TakeCharge, presents a vision that’s closer than you think.
Until recently, the biggest challenge facing education reformers was persuading local politicians in states with powerful teacher unions to legalize what has come to be known as “school choice” — the public subsidy of multiple K-12th grade learning options.
Black leaders in government and the private sector are denouncing an attempt by former President Barack Obama to “shame” black men into voting for Kamala Harris, while the Democratic presidential nominee herself offers to funnel millions of federal dollars to them.
Perspectives from former GOP Gubernatorial candidate Kendall Qualls and Brooklyn Park’s Mayor, Hollies Winston, joined Vineeta on The WCCO Morning News
According to London-based investor and environmentalist Adam Sweidan, a “black elephant” is a mix of two metaphors: “a black swan” — an unlikely, unexpected event with enormous ramifications — and the “elephant in the room” — a problem that is visible to everyone, yet no one still wants to address it.
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Original article published in MinnPost by Steven SchierOne can identify the moment in 2022 when the Minnesota Republican Party’s fate in state elections was sealed.It occurred in the afternoon of May 14 after the sixth ballot at the state GOP convention. Mike Murphy, the fervid MAGA Mayor of tiny Lexington, Minnesota defamed endorsement rival Kendall Qualls […]