According to the teachings of the Baha’i Faith, racism and racial prejudice should be recognized as “the most vital and challenging issue” facing their communities.
Patrons at Geoffrey’s, a trendy Malibu, Calif., restaurant overlooking the Pacific Ocean, were among the last few people to see Mitrice Richardson alive. After she
U.S. State Department Spokesperson Victoria Nuland said she didn’t need to see the photo album filled with Condoleeza Rice pics that was found recently in
Two of the four accusers in the Bishop Eddie L. Long sex scandal revealed that the four young men are going to write a tell-all
The last time Steve Jobs left Apple, he walked away from a battle he should have won, but didn’t. It was 1985 and the company’s
Forbes has published its list of “The World’s 100 Most Powerful Women,” with a subtitle for the accompanying photo gallery, ”The Women Who Matter Most.”
While President Obama will be delivering the keynote address at the official unveiling of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, Obama’s main presidential opponent, Rick
President Obama brought along three books with him to Martha’s Vineyard and purchased two more at the Vineyard bookseller, Bunch of Grapes, to add to
Roswell Friend, a 22-year-old graduate of Temple University disappeared on Aug. 18 after leaving his North Philadelphia home to go for a run. Friend left
In Iowa, prospective GOP presidential candidates participated in the second debate of the season. On view was an incessant display of derogatory critiques of President
With the recent turmoil and the instability of the global marketplace, many U.S. banks have been able to weather storm but just barely. In both
Are you Miss Congeniality at work? If so, chances are, your mean co-workers earn more money than you. He may not be smarter, or more
Music executive Shanti Das was high up on a New York City rooftop when the earth beneath her unleashed a loud roar and the building
Rep. Maxine Waters ignited a few tremors in a state known for earthquakes when she told a crowd at a Kitchen Table Summit in Inglewood,
The year 2011 is shaping up to be The Year That Madison Avenue Suckerpunched Black America. On the heels of an offensive Summer’s Eve campaign
Rolling out spoke with one of Detroit’s most fervent and effective civic leaders, the founder of Freedom Institute, Rev. Wendell Anthony at Freedom Weekend in
After being slammed against the ropes by the tag team combination of the Republicans and the tea party — and even sustaining hard body shots
The definition of conspiracy is “an evil, unlawful, treacherous, or surreptitious plan formulated in secret by two or more persons.” The word is used daily
The first black President of the United States of America has been referred to publicly by white conservative pundits and politicians in blatantly racist terms
A marriage of words and images with dance is Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s gift to culture enthusiasts worldwide on this World AIDS Day, December
