by Toter - 2 months ago
The faculty in Black Studies, Philosophy, and Technical Communication were informed via email about the immediate deactivation of these majors. Dr. Catherine Kaukinen communicated that the closure follows a three-year low enrollment review. Critics argue this decision undermines student voices, part...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Eli Ricks, cornerback for the Philadelphia Eagles, recently visited the White House to commemorate the team's Super Bowl triumph over the Kansas City Chiefs, alongside President Donald Trump. Ricks shared images of himself near the president's portrait on his Instagram. He expressed admiration for I...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Homeownership embodies pride and stability for many African Americans, including Yvonne Murphy, who still resides in her Regency Park house purchased 22 years ago. Featured in June 2004’s Urban Living section, Murphy recalls the impactful article title, “No More Rent,” and her journey with NACA, whi...
by Toter - 2 months ago
In response to escalating crime impacting workplaces and communities, the Saint Lucia Employers Federation (SLEF) has initiated the Citizen Safety and Security Committee. This effort seeks to enhance collaboration among employers, law enforcement, and emergency services to implement proactive safety...
by Toter - 2 months ago
The Department of Education faces the potential withdrawal of crucial federal funding if educational institutions continue their diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, prompting a strong backlash from the NAACP. The civil rights group has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, asserti...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Ronda Brunson, renowned as the "credit queen," is passionately devoted to helping individuals eradicate debt and rejuvenate their credit. The Baltimore native underscores that true credit repair stems from transforming behaviors and comprehending credit intricacies. She asserts, “You must first repa...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Coco Jones contemplates her journey in producing music free from outside pressures or constraints. Her inaugural album, “Why Not More?”, reflects her boldness while articulating her transformative identity. This eclectic project highlights diverse R&B influences, demonstrating her artistic evolution...
by Toter - 2 months ago
A federal court has imposed a preliminary injunction limiting the Border Patrol's ability to conduct unwarranted immigration stops in large areas of California. This decision follows an ACLU lawsuit after a problematic three-day sweep in Kern County. The ruling mandates that agents must have reasona...
by Toter - 2 months ago
For the second occasion this year, Aasia Laurencin has shattered the Saint Lucia national record, achieving the feat three times in consecutive weekends. The 22-year-old hurdler, donning her Motor City Track Club gear by New Balance, clocked an impressive 13.02 seconds at the 115th Drake Relays. Com...
by Toter - 2 months ago
A recent study from The Trevor Project reveals a profound mental health crisis affecting LGBTQ+ youth in the United States, exacerbated by issues like homelessness and food insecurity. Particularly concerning is that around 10% of homeless LGBTQ+ youth identify as Black. Dr. Derrick Matthews highlig...
by Toter - 2 months ago
The Saint Lucia Cycling Association organized a thrilling road race for both senior and junior cyclists on Sunday, featuring 11 competitors on the Vieux Fort circuit. Seventeen-year-old Denver Alphonse showcased exceptional prowess, seizing the senior title, while Gedeon Louis triumphed in the junio...
by Toter - 2 months ago
A rising wave of mineral rights owners and oil investors in California is sounding alarms about Sacramento's unfriendly business environment. They argue that excessive regulation is squeezing profits and inflating consumer gas prices. Republican leaders highlight potential refinery closures, directl...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Rev. Dr. Gina Marcia Stewart stands as a pivotal figure in the ministry, having made notable advancements throughout her three-decade-long vocation. As the senior pastor of Christ Missionary Baptist Church in Memphis, she interweaves scripture with current societal challenges. Recently, she highligh...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Birmingham city leaders rallied outside City Hall, firmly opposing proposed legislation that would transform the Birmingham Water Works Board into a regional entity. This dramatic shift, if passed, would diminish Birmingham's representation on the nine-member board, leading to concerns over resource...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Local leaders and cycling fans convened at Birmingham’s Pepper Place Market on April 26 to celebrate Celebrate Trails Day, showcasing the city’s dedication to developing an exemplary trail network that fosters economic growth and community unity. Mayor Randall Woodfin emphasized the importance of co...