Daughter of iconic civil rights leader claps back at Kellyanne Conway
By Elisabeth Omilami If I could talk to Ms. Kellyanne Conway, who is asking us the question “what is our ethnicity” so we would know
July 23, 2019
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By Elisabeth Omilami If I could talk to Ms. Kellyanne Conway, who is asking us the question “what is our ethnicity” so we would know
By Rahn Mayo Eight years of experience as a Georgia legislator and member of the House Education Committee provided me with a broad view of
When I was in high school, I often wondered how my life would play out. The thoughts were plentiful and the questions were rampant… Who
Christal Jackson addressing the crowd at her annual gathering on Martha’s Vineyard (Photo Credit: Head & Heart Philanthropy) Christal Jackson is the founder of Mosaic Genius and Head
Scrolling through Instagram a few months ago I came across one of the most obscenely juicy brown butts twerking without a care in the world.
The marketing industry is hedged on great ideas, and many of those ideas stem from lived or cultural experiences. When an African American is hired
Since March 31, 2019, I have been battling with the sudden and tragic killing of rapper Ermias Asghedom, aka Nipsey Hussle. I have been filled
Toni Preckwinkle and Lori Lightfoot went toe-to-toe in Chicago’s mayoral runoff election. After all the ballots were tallied Tuesday, April 2, 2019, voters chose Lightfoot
Recording artist Monica filed for a divorce from her NBA baller husband Shannon Brown earlier this month. Instagram photos show her without her wedding ring
“Who run the world? Girls.” According to Beyoncé, the power of women is something to be reckoned with. Even Atlanta’s current mayor, Keisha Lance Bottoms,
By Ron Busby A crying need. A germ of an idea. A determination to make a difference. These are the elements that led to the
On Feb. 20, 2019, the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office approved charges of felony disorderly conduct against Jussie Smollett, the star of the Fox television
R. Kelly has come under fire again, and this time Black women and girls may finally receive the justice they deserve.The R&B singer was indicted on
Since Harlem was recognized for its Renaissance in the 1920s, people have been seeking the next place to tout as a Black mecca — a place
There was a time when the narratives of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement’s heroes belonged to us, Black people. After
Some people rang in the new year with fireworks, singing and dancing, while others promised to improve themselves, resolving to be more decisive, more focused
On this last Sunday of 2018, take the time to reflect on the many twists and turns we found ourselves in that caused us much
In the James Baldwin movie I Am Not Your Negro, a line stands out to me as truth: “Integration came because consumer firms realized that Blacks had
It is often stated that “elections have consequences,” and now Georgia is facing a big one. In the aftermath of the recent Georgia governor’s race,
Nearly one-half of the American population will be obese by 2030, according to a 2012 study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine. The
