Everyone agrees that French phenom Victor Wembanyama’s got game. But living up to the hype will be hard, writes Roxanne Jones.

The ruling this month by a Texas federal judge to suspend the US Food and Drug Administration’s approval of a drug that is used frequently for medication abortions is very personal for her, writes Roxanne Jones, who shares her lifesaving experience with mifepristone following a medical crisis that occurred long before it became a battleground in the abortion wars.

” ‘Use your voice.’ That’s what Mom always said to do when I was confronted by an injustice or a bully,” writes Roxanne Jones, who says the same lessons were on display in the Tennessee legislature, and following the NCAA women’s basketball final.

Roxanne Jones deleted her account on Twitter on the day Elon Musk became the platform’s new owner. After 12 years, Jones says it was time to exercise her freedom of speech to say goodbye and good riddance.

Serena Williams was right to reject the word “retirement” in her recent essay in Vogue announcing that she would be moving on, “evolving,” from tennis after competition in the US Open, writes Roxanne Jones. In this America, retirement – from pro sports or any other job – is not what it used to be, she says.

No one but Tiger Woods could have imagined that just 14 months after his accident, he would be out of his wheelchair and competing in golf’s most prestigious tournament. But he is. This year, 2022, is the Year of the Tiger – a year that signifies courage, bravery and resilience, writes Roxanne Jones.

No one expected Flores, who seemed to have a long career in front of him at the age of 40, to disrupt the NFL. But disrupt he did, writes Roxanne Jones.

Roxanne Jones writes that in his Wednesday night town hall, Biden acknowledged the deep mistrust of the government in Black communities, which is keeping some from getting vaccinated.

The vice president was criticized by Republicans and Democrats for comments she made on her first foreign trip to Guatemala, but as a Black woman, I understood that she was trying to balance being authentic and honest with being politically correct, all while under the pressure to please everyone on all sides of a complex immigration issue, writes Roxanne Jones.