Remember the 1950s and 1960s? Perhaps that’s the wrong question. There is much to remember about both decades and if you are a black American,

Surely members of The Baltimore Sun editorial board must be jesting. Recently, in one of their editorials— which seem to inch farther to the left with each edition of the paper— those editors took on the matter of the Emmitt Burns-Brendon Ayanbadejo-Chris Kluwe controversy.

As I write this column, I’m suffering from a terrific headache. This is no sinus headache or migraine for a headache suffered from any known illness. This headache is courtesy of me pounding my head repeatedly on my desk.

In last week’s column I only skimmed the surface of my problem with the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision that struck down every state law outlawing abortion.