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7 Reasons Black Men Continue to get Locked Up According to Bureau of Justice statistics, 12 percent of black men in their late twenties were

Jerry Clark: A Mother’s Day Tribute to My Wife The moment I realized I wanted to marry my wife, Schjuan O’Neal Clark, was when she

If you can’t afford a lawyer, do your best to stay away from jail. Apparently, the economic downturn has also had a detrimental affect on

Washington, D.C., Councilman Marion Barry remains one of the nation’s most recognizable black politicians. The former District of Columbia mayor won his second term to

Twenty years ago, Archbishop George Augustus Stallings Jr. garnered both international praise and condemnation when he publicly broke with the Roman Catholic Church on the

Days (and nights) disappear and meld into one another when love evaporates from one’s heart, leaving room for more mundane connotations and less spiritual musings.

Author, Researcher, HistorianJohn Hope Franklin1915-2009The Voice For Freedom John Hope Franklin, a revered historian and researcher, and the author of From Slavery to Freedom passed

The Diaspora Of The World publisher’s page photo by steed media service There are those moments when you travel and find That you need to

Yvette Miller, Chief Judge of the Georgia Court of Appeals, Says Blacks are More Trusting of Legal System photo by steed media service M. Yvette

No More Monkey Business: NY Post Cartoon Sparks Angry Black Reaction The Sean Delonas cartoon published in the New York Post on Wednesday, Feb. 18,

Judge Robert Benham Shares 5 Ways to Maintain Direction and Motivation in Life Georgia Supreme Court Justice Robert Benham initially wanted to become an insurance

Post-Racial America? Hate Groups’ Enrollment On The Rise Since Barack Obama’s election in November 2008, the membership of hate groups around the country has skyrocketed.

CNN Weekend Anchor T.J. Holmes says Change in Newsrooms Happens Behind the Scenes photo by steed media service Sure, T.J. Holmes is becoming a household

RO Alert: What Women Really Like For every man who rustles through his closet in search of the right look to catch a woman’s attention

City of Chicago Partners with Ne-Yo’s Compound Foundation  Photos by Steed Media Service Grammy winning singer-songwriter Ne-Yo recently made a new friend in Chicago —

Rashan Ali’s Sporty Girls Inc. Opens Doors for Young Black Girls Photos by Steed Media Service If you think Rashan Ali is just another smooth

J. Thurman, Author of The Man-You-All Offers 3 Tips on What Women Should Do Before Exploring a Relationship Photos by Steed Media Service J. Thurman

Black Republican Chief Michael Steele Explains Plan to Attract Black Voters Photos by Steed Media Service Michael Steele, the first African American chairman of the

Comedian Tony Sculfield’s talks funny and not funny in the black community Tony Sculfield knows comedy. An accomplished comedian and radio personality for Chicago’s WGCI,

Motivational Speaker Les Brown Lists 5 Ways to Operate in Era of Obama, Recession At the 10th annual State of the Black Union last weekend,