Ibrahim Hirsi is a dedicated staff writer at MinnPost who strives to give a voice to the voiceless. It is his
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Camp Ryan was founded by best friends and educators Cameron McDonald, Ryan Davis and Panama Chavis. Bridging the gap between
On Thursday, April 12, the international technology company Continental hosted a “Women in Unique Roles” lunch experience at its North
Detroit journalist Rochelle Riley can be described as a notable leader who serves as a voice for children, government, education and
Christina Lewis Halpern is the founder of All Star Code, a nonprofit based in New York City focused on motivating
“I don’t do anything halfway. When I take on something, it’s personal to me,” stated Dallas Police Department’s newly appointed LGBT
More than 300 people showed up at the historical Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center for the annual 5K
We are in a time in where we must work together to make our world a better place. Bobby Reed
Ask any member of the African American community if they are familiar with the school to prison pipeline, and many
Good friends are good for your soul. Friends can help you celebrate good times and provide support during bad times.
Youth typically view life from one perspective in communities of color. Illicit activities which often leads to prison or
Arielle Johnson is the founder and CEO of Female Icons Encouraging Real Concepts of Empowerment (F.I.E.R.C.E.) Detroit, a non-profit organization established
Jasmine Crowe took a leap of faith and did something she knew could make a difference in the world. Crowe
Yolanda Renee King, 9, is the daughter of Martin Luther King, III and Andrea Waters. Young Yolanda is the only
The city of Atlanta is having a real problem when it comes to social activism and the new school leaders
Victoria Rowell is best known for her TV roles on “The Young and the Restless” and “Diagnosis: Murder.” You may
Leslie E. Badue is a 25-year-old community advocate and activist. She currently serves as president of the Minneapolis NAACP and
As shown by the recent nationwide school walkouts, our youth aren’t waiting for change, they’re making it happen. Nya Simoné
Hosea Helps‘ first annual “Hosea’s Heroes” Awards Brunch at the Loudermilk Conference Center. The event was spearheaded and produced by the
Throughout history, African American dancers, choreographers and instructors (e.g. Kathrine Dunham, Judith Jamison, Alvin Ailey, Cab Calloway, and the Nicholas