Harry R. Jackson, Jr.

Harry R. Jackson, Jr.

Christian Post Guest Columnist

Healing the racial divide through home ownership

I specifically speak to homeownership as a critical component of much-needed wealth creation in the Black Community. The creation and accumulation of generational wealth will level the economic playing field for blacks and other minorities.

Healing the racial divide through home ownership

The Black Church must take the lead

Both conservatives and liberals will need to hear from the minority church; the black church, with experience at social change, must take the lead in tackling the problems of family formation, poverty, and personal freedom.

The Black Church must take the lead

I'm Glad I Met With President Trump

As one who has dedicated the majority of my adult life to advocating for righteousness and justice for all people, this was not a political or party meeting — it was a divine appointment. I would have a chance to once again represent the voiceless to the highest office in our land. I would be able to appeal on behalf of the incarcerated and their families.

I'm Glad I Met With President Trump

Can We Close the Black Economic Gap?

After watching part of the presidential debate; I asked myself that question. While the economy has recovered significantly from the Great Recession of the late 2000's, a disturbing trend is emerging.

Can We Close the Black Economic Gap?

Is Donald Trump Racist? (Part I)

At first glance it would seem that the Republican Party is determined to ignore the minority vote this election year. After all, its presumptive nominee is a man with unprecedented unfavorable ratings among Blacks, Latinos and other communities of color.

Is Donald Trump Racist? (Part I)

Did Trump Play the Race Card?

Donald Trump's highly publicized meeting with a group of black pastors was met immediately with reactions ranging from skepticism to condemnation.

Did Trump Play the Race Card?

Churches: Technology Can Bring Money to the Hood!

As technology changes, so does the job market. Two centuries ago, most low skilled workers would have found work as farmhands, while a century ago they would have been employed in a factory. Today they are most likely to work in the service industry, whether in retail, food service, janitorial services or as personal care aides in a nursing home or hospital.

Churches: Technology Can Bring Money to the Hood!