Georgia Women Veterans for Kamala Harris roundtable discussion

The roundtable discussion with Georgia Women Veterans for Kamala Harris featuring Dr. Tincie Lynch, Paige Fluker, Victoria Hill, Vanessa Riley-Moore, Tongie McIntosh Moore and Bernita Banks. The group is focused on VP Harris’s pivotal role in veterans’ issues while serving

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As we approach Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024, we stand to make one of our boldest leaps in history and women’s empowerment. Vice President Kamala Harris’s potential ascension to the presidency reflects a conscious effort by the Democratic Party “to bet

Latoya G. Harrison pays homage to her ancestors in new book

Toledo, Ohio, native Latoya G. Harrison has penned a striking exploration of memory and hope in her new book, Letters to My Angels & Ancestors. The guided journal encourages the reader to honor the deep spiritual connection with their own

Why Van Jones foresees a tech revolution led by Black people

Van Jones, a prominent political analyst, CNN host, and civil rights advocate, has been at the forefront of social and political discourse for decades. As a former adviser to President Barack Obama and the founder of several nonprofit organizations, Jones

Lil Mosey rides the unstoppable wave of hip-hop stardom

In the sun-drenched landscape of West Coast hip-hop, a new star is rising. Twenty-two-year-old Lil Mosey, the self-described “chill guy” with a penchant for “wavy” beats, sat down for an exclusive interview with rolling out to peel back the layers

Dikembe Mutombo

Dikembe Mutombo: 10 ways he changed the NBA as an African player

In the pantheon of NBA greats, few figures loom as large—both literally and figuratively—as Dikembe Mutombo. Standing at a towering 7’2″, the man from Kinshasa didn’t just block shots; he swatted away stereotypes and opened doors for an entire continent.