A value-based vote for a presidential candidate Black women should consider
As an African American woman, I was always taught that I should exercise my right to vote because my ancestors fought for me to do
As an African American woman, I was always taught that I should exercise my right to vote because my ancestors fought for me to do
We are all familiar with the tragic death of Nipsey Hussle and the long road ahead of Lauren London in probate court as she fights for
Gayle King continues to be under fire after questioning WNBA legend Lisa Leslie about the 2003 rape case against Kobe Bryant. Leslie was playing for
Introverts, if you made resolutions last year and didn’t keep them, try another approach for 2020. Focus on fine-tuning your strengths because being different —
By Jeri Bingham Hey, extroverts! It is that time of year where you thrive with the hustle and bustle of holiday shopping and consecutive Christmas
This Christmas, think about the introverts in your life because chances are that one of the closest people to you – your partner, child, parent or best friend – is an introvert.
Fulton County Chief Magistrate Judge Cassandra Kirk on Thursday expounded on the reasons why she filed a lawsuit against Magistrate Court Clerk Cathelene “Tina” Robinson.
The month of December means a lot of different things to many people. To some, December is just another month, or a month made for
The youth vaping epidemic, which has led to more than 30 reported deaths and countless illnesses, very clearly got its start due to the actions
When you’re a parent thinking about what’s best for your child, I can only imagine the fear and anger one must have when watching the
Popeyes caused a stir on social media after the company released its new fried chicken sandwich last week. The release caused a debate centered around
By Renita Ward It is an honor to offer words about the impact that Chloe Anthony Wofford, popularly known as Toni Morrison, had on my
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