John Lewis’ Tentacles of Goodness Also Touched the Tennis World
A week-long celebration of the life of U.S. Congressman John [...]
The Conscience of Congress’ Legacy Marches On
“I want to see young people in America feel the [...]
Will Kyrgios Ever Calm the Turmoil Within?
Nick Kyrgios can flip a soft backhand crosscourt winner past [...]
Djokovic’s Charity Event Crashed by Deadly Guest: COVID-19
World No. 1 Novak Djokovic’s goal is to be remembered [...]
Superstars and Tennis’ Rising Stars Back Black Lives Matter Movement
America’s superstars aren’t the only athletes condemning the deaths of [...]
Racism: Problem of the 20th Century Moves On
As I slid my key into the front door of [...]
2020 U.S. Open Could Have a California Flair
Making plans for the U.S. Open Tennis Championships, anyone? [...]
Les Payne: Consummate Journalist, Fearless Ally, Unswerving Friend – Part III
Part III While tennis great Arthur Ashe broke racial barriers [...]
Les Payne: Consummate Journalist, Fearless Ally, Unswerving Friend – Part II
Part II Les Payne proved to be a quick study [...]
Les Payne: Consummate Journalist, Fearless Ally, Unswerving Friend – Part I
Part I In the summer of 1970, I landed my [...]