by Toter - 4 days ago
Frances "Francie" Garber Pepper, a passionate advocate for feminism, died on March 28, 2025. Inspired by formidable women in her family, she fought relentlessly for women's rights and social justice. Her legacy encompasses significant contributions to various organizations, profoundly influencing he...
by Toter - 4 days ago
The murder trial of former Alabama officer Mac Marquette will continue after the judge rejected his "stand your ground" immunity claim. Judge Charles Elliot found insufficient evidence for Marquette's self-defense argument in the fatal shooting of Stephen Perkins, emphasizing the officers' lack of a...
by Toter - 4 days ago
Gen-Z power couple Olivia Dunne and Paul Skenes have just landed a feature in GQ Magazine! They’re a dynamic duo, combining her gymnastics success with his rising MLB career. From fan moments to stylish gestures, their journey is inspiring. Exciting times await this talented couple!
by Toter - 4 days ago
Throughout my academic journey, I encountered persistent challenges from White males, often dismissing my insights and theories. This phenomenon, termed 'Dred Scottification,' illustrates how scholars of color face systemic barriers. My experiences highlight the need for awareness and change in pred...
by Toter - 4 days ago
Ex-NFL star Antonio Brown has taken action to assist Chris Louis, a father arrested for leaving his kids at McDonald's during a job interview. Despite mixed opinions on social media, Brown launched a GoFundMe, raising nearly $80,000 while emphasizing the need for compassion in challenging situations...
by Toter - 4 days ago
In October 2022, members of The Abyssinian Baptist Church filed a lawsuit against Rev. Kevin R. Johnson’s pastoral selection, citing insufficient votes per church Bylaws. As we await Judge Clynes' decision, the March memorial for Roberta Flack highlighted Abyssinian's significance, underscoring the...
by Toter - 4 days ago
WWE legend Mick Foley shared alarming news on social media about a recent car accident that sent him to the hospital. Despite sustaining a minor concussion and body pain, he humorously expressed his surprise at still being on his feet. Fans are relieved and wish him a speedy recovery.
by Toter - 4 days ago
Chicago is leading the nation in reducing breast cancer mortality disparities among Black women, but challenges persist. At a breakfast event, Equal Hope’s CEO Paris Thomas emphasized the need for community collaboration to ensure health equity. Key discussions focused on addressing social determina...
by Toter - 4 days ago
Maury Povich, now on YouTube with "On Par with Maury Povich," faced candid criticism from wife Connie Chung in its premiere. Their lively exchange delved into past romances, with Chung humorously highlighting Povich's forgetfulness about former flames. Despite challenges, their dynamic remains engag...
by Toter - 4 days ago
A white shooter, who fatally shot 10 Black individuals in a Buffalo supermarket, seeks to relocate his death penalty trial to New York City for a racially diverse jury. Payton Gendron's legal team filed this motion Monday in U.S. District Court, stating an impartial jury is unattainable in the local...
by Toter - 4 days ago
A Cornell graduate student, Momodou Taal, faces deportation after his visa was revoked, allegedly due to his pro-Palestinian protests. His lawsuit against the Trump administration challenges government actions targeting dissent. Taal's case raises important questions about free speech and immigrant...
by Toter - 4 days ago
Sen. Cory Booker is making headlines with a marathon speech against President Trump's policies, speaking for over 20 hours. As he passionately addresses issues like Medicaid and Social Security, he emphasizes the urgency of standing up for American democracy. His dedication highlights the pressing n...
by Toter - 4 days ago
Rodney Taylor, a barber from Georgia, risks deportation to Liberia after residing in the U.S. since age two. A prior felony, now pardoned, led to his ICE detention. While awaiting his court date, he continues to cut hair for other detainees, as supporters rally for his freedom. His future is unclear...
by Toter - 4 days ago
The Texas House Public Education Committee may propose a $1 billion spending cap on a potential school voucher program and raise the base funding for public schools by $395 per student. These changes highlight crucial issues for lawmakers before finalizing school funding and voucher proposals.
by Toter - 4 days ago
A U.S. District Judge ruled that housing Texas inmates in uncooled facilities is unconstitutional. While he did not mandate immediate air conditioning installation, he pushed for a trial timeline by April 10. Advocates hope this ruling will prompt lawmakers to support bills for prison air conditioni...
