Police: Facebook, Twitter Used to Plan ‘Flash Robs’ and Flash Beatings
“Mobs take what they want and leave.”
July 29, 2011
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“Mobs take what they want and leave.”
Sen. John McCain, Barack Obama’s former presidential rival, certainly scored a few points with the White House yesterday, blasting the tea party and current Republican
Joe Walsh goes all in on President Barack Obama on a viral video that opens like this: “President Obama, quit lying,” Walsh says firmly. “Have
Ever since the Democrats established the legality of mandatory minimums and three-strike laws under the leadership of the late Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy, African Americans
The United States of America makes up 5 percent of the world’s population, but houses 25 percent of the world’s prisoners. No country in the
They say crime does not pay. For Connie Murray Dumas of South Carolina, it only paid her $94. But it cost her 18 years. Connie
The so-called war on drugs has been a failure of colossal proportions — from both racial and preventive standpoints — and the NAACP passed a
A string of burglaries in CHICKASAW, Ala., have been attributed to an adult running a juvenile theft ring. Chickasaw police said Jarmichael Hill admitted to
Police officers across America continue to unjustly shoot black people without following proper procedures. On July 26, police officers in Chicago shot 13-year-old Jimmy Cannon
Photoshop can be a very good thing if you’re a celebrity with bad skin, but it’s a very bad thing if you’re a kid in
The news that “The Mo’Nique Show” on BET was canceled has prompted odd, but telling responses across black America. Known for her brash, in yo’
Investigative reporter Dale Russell of Atlanta’s Fox 5 I-Team revealed on the July 27 6 p.m. broadcast that Bishop Eddie Long had a fifth accuser
With the world still surmising the details of Osama bin Laden’s death, first lady Michelle Obama and vice-presidential spouse Dr. Jill Biden gave an exclusive
The Wal-Mart Foundation awarded the American Cancer Society with a two-million dollar grant to set up community health advisors in select under-served communities. The grant
Victor Martin had faced many dangerous obstacles growing up in Richmond, Calif.’s notorious Iron Triangle District, but when he traveled to Alaska on a monthlong
Traditionally, African American men have not fared well in the United States when it comes to longevity. As a group, we are at the top
For years, calling for the assassination of a sitting president has been considered a criminal act. Now, such is not the case and has been
Researchers have concluded that the median wealth of Caucasians has grown astronomically to 20 times higher than African Americans and 18 times more than Hispanics.
Cobb County State Court Judge Katherine Tanksley handed down an usual sentence stemming from a trial that has garnered national attention. Convicted on three charges
The recent announcement of the closing of Borders has left many bookworms in disbelief. The big-box bookstore celebrated more than 40 years of nourishing the
