by Toter - 1 month ago
I recently had the pleasure of watching "Sinners," a mesmerizing film that explores African spirituality, hoodoo customs, and Yoruba heritage. It's invigorating to see Black stories focused on cultural legacies. The film's themes confront White supremacy while celebrating ancestral connections and c...
by Toter - 1 month ago
On May 11, former President Barack Obama celebrated Mother’s Day with a heartfelt tribute to Michelle Obama. He posted a timeless black-and-white picture of her alongside their daughters, Sasha and Malia, captioning it with love and admiration for his family. The post quickly drew over 550,000 likes...
by Toter - 1 month ago
As President Trump and the Heritage Foundation attempt to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, a misleading narrative emerges—claiming DEI primarily benefits Black Americans. In fact, extensive research indicates that white women are the main beneficiaries. Prominent voices, in...
by Toter - 1 month ago
"We are navigating a storm," asserts Allan Boomer, Chief Investment Advisor at Momentum Advisors, reflecting on the financial challenges confronting Black Americans during this economic recession intensified by President Trump’s policies. His agenda includes a decade-long budget proposal, significa...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Edward Eaton eagerly anticipates the arrival of his new neighbor, expressing his enthusiasm as vice-president of the Druid Hills Neighborhood Association. Residents recently explored the nearly finished $46 million Coca-Cola Amphitheater, set to open next month. With a capacity of 9,380, it will ho...
by Toter - 1 month ago
The Birmingham Times Last week, approximately 1,000 attendees, including faculty, students, and alumni, came together to celebrate 125 years of Arthur Harold Parker High School. The four-day event culminated in a sophisticated all-white gala at the downtown Sheraton Hotel. “This event was a sig...
by Toter - 1 month ago
The New York Jets have embraced familial prowess by bringing on Giovanni Williams, brother to All-Pro athletes Quincy and Quinnen Williams, for this weekend’s rookie minicamp. Coach Aaron Glenn praised the unique possibility of three siblings donning the same jersey. Giovanni relayed crucial wisdom...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Anticipation for *Thunderbolts* was palpable, as I hoped the film would enrich its ensemble's characters. Contrary to assumptions, it reframed these figures not as villains but as complex individuals navigating the essence of heroism. Facing struggles post-Infinity Saga, the film emerged as a refres...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Black-owned collective The Aux celebrated its grand opening on Saturday, establishing a vibrant center for local minority businesses in Evanston. Located at 2223 Washington Street, its renovations were overseen by Chicago’s Ujamaa Construction. With over eight Black-owned enterprises, co-developer J...
by Toter - 1 month ago
In a thrilling Game 4 on May 11, the Indiana Pacers surged past the Cavaliers, claiming a decisive 129-109 victory at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Pascal Siakam and Myles Turner spearheaded the attack, contributing 21 and 20 points, respectively. Despite a toe injury, Darius Garland led Cleveland with 20...
by Toter - 1 month ago
WASHINGTON – The HHS has introduced a pilot initiative enabling the National Institutes of Health to utilize Medicare and Medicaid data to explore autism's underlying causes. This database will incorporate insurance claims, medical records, and data from wearable technology. However, concerns regard...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Independent filmmaker and actress Sonya Jenkins’ animated short “Smiley, The Flight Attendant” is set to premiere at the Indie Night Film Festival on May 17, hosted at TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood. This engaging 10-minute film incorporates safety tips while portraying Smiley on a turbulent fligh...
by Toter - 1 month ago
Once a prominent figure on CBS's “CSI: Miami,” David Caruso has dramatically shifted from the iconic Lt. Horatio Caine to art dealer. Spotted on April 30 in Westlake, California, he flaunts shoulder-length red hair and a relaxed style—quite different from his TV persona. Maintaining a low profile si...
by Toter - 1 month ago
On April 30, we marked 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War—a conflict that forever shaped families, nations, and history. My father, a diplomat and professor, longed for peace in our homeland. My mother was separated from her family for decades. Our prayers echoed the hope that the bombing wo...
by Toter - 1 month ago
On May 1, political prisoner Kevin “Rashid” Johnson was transferred—“compacted”—to Perry Correctional Institution (430 Oaklawn Rd., Pelzer, SC 29669), where he is now being held under ID #397279. During transport, Rashid suffered a serious injury to his left leg—likely a broken bone—but has received...