by Toter - 3 hours ago
As an aficionado of Black cinema and television, I often quote classics, like a poignant moment from the 2002 film "Antwone Fisher." The narrative, spotlighting childhood trauma in foster care, unfolds Derek Luke's poignant transformation under Denzel Washington's mentorship. The film, while emotion...
by Toter - 4 hours ago
Dr. Troy Williams and Aron King have launched Deeper Cuts Therapy, aiming to enhance mental health awareness within the Black community. Their vision emphasizes collective healing and culturally sensitive services. With the R&B Running Series event on May 17, they combine fitness and mental hea...
by Toter - 4 hours ago
California State Senator Akilah Weber Pierson, a practicing physician and mother, is focused on preserving health care for the most vulnerable citizens, including children with chronic illnesses. Amid a looming budget deficit, her role in the Senate Health Committee is crucial. Medi-Cal faces financ...
by Toter - 4 hours ago
Data from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation reveals that nearly one-third of inmates released early by Governor Gavin Newsom due to the pandemic returned to prison. Between April 2020 and December 2021, approximately 4,600 of the nearly 14,800 released offenders reoffended...
by Toter - 5 hours ago
In a contentious decision, the current administration's latest executive directive seeks to overturn guidelines aimed at mitigating racial disparities in school suspensions. Titled “Reinstating Common Sense School Discipline Policies,” it highlights behavior-driven protocols. Critics assert that t...
by Toter - 5 hours ago
The horror-drama "Sinners" has enthralled viewers, amassing over $123 million domestically. Helmed by director Ryan Coogler, it sparks discussions surrounding themes of faith, race, and Hoodoo customs. Critics accuse it of being anti-Christian, yet many commend its cultural relevance. Journalist Sea...
by Toter - 5 hours ago
In the wake of George Floyd's heartbreaking death, many anticipated a genuine reckoning with America's legacy of inequality. However, a recent Pew Research Center survey reveals a disheartening reality: numerous Americans feel racial issues, particularly for the Black community, remain stagnant. Ala...
by Toter - 7 hours ago
The City of Birmingham is encouraging residents from central Alabama to express their views on climate and environmental issues impacting the area. Covering Bibb, Blount, Chilton, Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair, and Walker counties, this effort aims to prioritize strategies for climate change mitigati...
by Toter - 7 hours ago
NBA icon and “Inside The NBA” host Shaquille O’Neal expressed his support for Alabama State University during the May 8 broadcast, donning their colors and hinting at future plans. Soon to graduate, he aims to become a college professor, focusing on mentorship and business administration. O’Neal pra...
by Toter - 10 hours ago
On May 11, 2025, we marked the 115th Mother’s Day, honoring maternal bonds and their societal impact. As we acknowledge our Earthly mother, the pressing reality of climate change remains largely ignored by political leaders, a troubling oversight exemplified by the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Cli...
by Toter - 11 hours ago
Terri Thomas, the host, offers valuable insights for entrepreneurs in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, aiming to enhance their business success amid a fluctuating economic landscape. In the initial segment, she presents the first two essential strategies. This enlightening article, "Ask Terri! Tips for T...
by Toter - 11 hours ago
Christopher Schwarzenegger reflects on his transformative weight loss journey, stating, “It was a significant process.” At 27, his slimmer physique has garnered attention, and he reveals the pivotal moment began in 2019 while in Australia. He realized his weight limited everyday activities, sharing,...
by Toter - 12 hours ago
By Stacy M. BrownBlack Press USA Senior National Correspondent A newly released analysis by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has confirmed that proposals pushed by Republicans in Congress to slash Medicaid spending would result in millions of Americans losing health coverage. The...
by Toter - 13 hours ago
A woman of African descent, born amidst the Jim Crow Era, reports her struggle to renew her driver’s license. Janette Gantt Palmer, 76, a former postal worker from Miami, lacks an official birth certificate, a frequent issue for Black Americans of that generation. The recent enforcement of the Real...
by Toter - 14 hours ago
Kenya Moore, 40, faced an unsettling episode at Jax’s in Loveland, Colorado, where she was unjustly branded as “a threat” during her shopping trip. Sharing the experience on TikTok, she brought attention to potential racial profiling. Moore contended that her vibrant dancing was misinterpreted, resu...
