Denver photographer Pat Duncan has put together a 184-page collection of never-before-seen photographs as well as speeches by our commander in chief on his journey
The Georgia International Convention Center provided the backdrop for 550 Spelman women to transition from the title “college senior” to “college graduate” on Sunday, May
At Spelman College’s 2011 Women of Color Conference, women were advised to adopt the edict: “Put self first” to attain greater health, career success and
Now it’s the grandmas who are getting gangsta. One elderly woman has just been arrested in connection with a series of armed robberies in Fontana,
I often write about my recollections of the Civil Rights Movement as a child growing up in Memphis, Tenn., particularly about the death of Martin
Nearly 60 years have passed since the historic Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kan., decision was passed that ruled segregation of white and
We all thought the Bishop Eddie Long sexual lawsuit mediation was about to be concluded. The presiding judge actually announced that the case should have
Rape is one of the most heinous crimes an individual can commit. Unfortunately, it seems that the Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives
Across America, many historically black colleges and universities are having a rough time making it. The most recent added to this list is the historic
Has anyone noticed that Facebook and Twitter have become more than just “social networking” sites? On any given day, you can login and find rants
Dr. Jane E. Smith was 30,000 feet in the air aboard a Delta Airlines flight when the idea hit her to incorporate the concept of
Christ will return on May 21, 2011, some say.
A recent study by the Nielsen Company revealed that African Americans consume more hours of television than any other American ethnic group. It found that
WASHINGTON – Often derided as irreverent, ungrateful, recklessly bodacious and morbidly self-obsessed, many in the so-called hip-hop generation nevertheless understand the depth and enormity of
The years of late-night studying, cramming for quizzes and spending hours in the library pay off when college students are earn enough credits to obtain
To feel the sunshine and hear the music in the air. To live as though we do still care. The song in our hearts helps
In the aftermath of the assassination of terrorist Osama bin Laden, two Muslim religious leaders were kicked off a commercial airliner by the pilot without explanation.
Along both sides of the largest River in the United States, residents are bracing for floods not seen since 1927. The Mississippi River is cresting
Michelle Obama is currently under fire for inviting rapper-actor Common, born Lonnie Rashid Lynn Jr., to the White House to take part in a celebration
