Freaknik started out innocently enough two decades ago as an Atlanta-based spring break celebration sponsored by black college students. By the time it was shut
A man who says he was molested by a cross-dressing staff member of a Cincinnati hospital is suing. He claims the University of Cincinnati Hospital’s
Is this justice? Two African American boys in Florida have been sentenced to live the rest of their lives in prison even though no one was
O.J. Simpson and his co-defendant just might get a second chance to prove their innocence. The Nevada Supreme Court has now agreed to hear their
For 13 years, Lucy Hall-Gainier has helped troubled women in Atlanta. She established the Mary Hall Freedom House (MHFH) in honor of her mother. “My
Deval Patrick The recent announcement that Justice John Paul Stevens will eventually retire from the Supreme Court, along with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s declining
Katie Washington has become the first black American in the history of Notre Dame to be named valedictorian. A biological science major, Washington earned a
A New York gubernatorial candidate is fighting for his political life after a series of abhorrent e-mails were leaked to the press that featured rabid racism,
It’s no secret that black woman out number black men at an alarming rate but what’s even more disheartening is that of the black population
It’s been one obstacle after another for Tyki Nelworth, a young black male who’s officially classified as homeless, based on being newly released from foster
Ronald Reagan (40th president of the United States from 1981–1989) received mixed reviews throughout his tenure as president, but one thing is for sure, blacks
Who shall guard the lives of those who have found their way inside of themselves? The answer is obvious. Who will guard the life that
Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell was backpedaling furiously after making a Confederate History Month declaration that ignored the horrors of slavery, saying it was “not significant
According to a $50 million lawsuit filed by Diamond Ventures, the Small Business Administration is discriminating against black business owners. The SBA, which is set-up
It’s no secret that the Republican party and its values are more closely aligned with whites than blacks. This fact is driven home by the
Atlantans are being bombarded with huge billboards around the city that are taking aim at President Obama. Arranged through a Web site called BillboardsAgainstObama.com, the
Members of the Tea Party movement have been compared to the Klansmen and segregationists who attempted to block blacks from entering all-white establishments during the
After a well-publicized debate, the King siblings have come to an agreement. In recent months, the surviving children of Martin Luther (Coretta Scott) King Jr.
Attacking the all-inclusive agenda of the first black president of the United States, Barack Obama, by bigots and hate mongers, must set off your racism
