Two native Detroit women are on a mission to help end hunger and poverty in their city. Danielle Hughes and
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Last month, “The Fox News Specialists,” co-host and radio personality, Eboni K. Williams received an incredible mix of backlash and
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If you see a determined man walking this weekend toward the nation’s capital, chances are it’s Terence Lester. Almost 54
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In this edition of Master Class with Master P, the hip-hop mogul discusses how to break generational poverty.
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If you put a frog in a pot of boiling water he’ll jump out; however, if you put him in
America is a superpower and the richest country in the world, and yet there is extreme poverty in each state
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An 18-year-old Chicago woman was shot in the head and allegedly survived because of her hair heave. According to reports
The holiday weekend proved to be a violent three days in the city of Chicago. According to “ABC 7” in
The nation celebrates Mother’s Day, but it’s important for us all to take time to think about the mothers who
Please share your responsibilities as the President/CEO of United Communities Against Poverty, Inc. As the President/CEO of United Communities Against
Fifty years ago this week, President Lyndon Johnson, lamenting that too many Americans “live on the outskirts of hope,” declared
After being shot, a 10-year-old girl waited five hours for treatment because her parents thought her blood was from her
Since the end of the Bush administration, we have seen poverty rates in America continue to rise. Last year, almost
A new report by Congressional Research Services notes that since the early 1980s, there has been a historically unprecedented increase