The unfortunate truth is that America’s public schools will never teach its students, especially Black students, about the activities, motivations, and sacrifices of the real
Despite every intention of earning a law degree to zealously advocate for others, I never imagined that after a four-year stint of legal education, my
It’s been a social media phrase used extensively over the past half decade. Protect Black women. The premise is simple. Be kind to Black women,
As the shades of fall become more vibrant, the color of the season is also bringing some good signs that the United States is making
On Oct. 31, Donald Glover tweeted a link to the first trailer of season three’s “Atlanta” on FX. The multi-talented creative apparently tweeted and deleted
Jay-Z and LL Cool J became the seventh and eighth hip-hop acts to ever be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on
Dave Chappelle is undoubtedly one of comedy’s greatest personalities and acts to ever grace the stage. As evidenced by his latest Netflix special — “The
I’ll be honest. As co-pastor at Immanuel Praise Fellowship in Rancho Cucamonga, I had decided I wasn’t going to encourage my parishioners to get the
Some people call me Terry Pierce. Others call me TP. But I am most known around my community as Coach Terry, as I coach both
HP with support from Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Intel and Microsoft hosts first-ever HBCU Tech Conference to expand career opportunities for Black students HBCUs have encapsulated
Vaccination vs. intubation: tackling COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in the Black community Words by: Dr. Bill Releford, DPM and Founder, The Black Barbershop Health Outreach Program
Christopher Robertson, Boston University and Wesley Oliver, Duquesne University Schools, businesses, the military and local governments are requiring proof of vaccination. Yet, unlike the European
International tennis sensation Naomi Osaka pulled out of the French Open in May, mid-tournament, citing mental health concerns explaining that the questioning by the media
Embattled Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill is facing a new federal indictment alleging his office illegally used a restraint chair on a detainee who was
Simone Biles continues to gracefully navigate the media uproar after her withdrawal from the final individual all-around competition at the Tokyo Olympic Games. This decision
I can make an educated guess about what most White American parents want in public school history books. They want their children to learn of
It’s amazing how systemic racism can rear its ugly head at the most “convenient” times and after violating the rules set for by the United
Walter Cronkite was as much a part of my childhood as Big Bird and Mr. Rogers. The evening news was a staple in our home.
Adrian Perkins was riding high three years ago when he defeated the incumbent to become mayor of Shreveport, Louisiana. He was in his early 30s
Popular and infamous Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill was criminally charged by the feds a few weeks ago for allegedly violating the civil rights of
