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by Toter - 3 months ago

The Velvet Hammer: Alexis Herman’s Enduring Power, Purpose, and Poise

Alexis Herman (1946–2025), the first Black woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of Labor, leaves behind a towering legacy of service, strategy, and unshakable grace. Appointed by President Bill Clinton and confirmed amid resistance, Herman broke barriers with the support of her Delta Sigma Theta sisters...

by Toter - 3 months ago

Trump’s First 100 Days: Fear, Failures, and a Nation Left Behind

The first 100 days of Trump’s second term have delivered more confusion than clarity. While his surrogates sell promises of a brighter tomorrow, Americans are living the fallout today—job losses, shrinking retirement accounts, and grocery prices that break budgets. Fifty-nine percent say the econom...

by Toter - 3 months ago

Those First 100 Days: Where Leadership Meets Legacy

The initial 100 days of his administration paint a grim picture. While his aides disperse optimistic narratives, the current landscape remains disheartening. Promises abound, yet they're mere illusions as countless individuals strive to survive amid rising economic instability. Rampant job losses a...

by Toter - 3 months ago

Breaking Barriers: Edwin Jackson's Historic Achievement in Baseball

Reaching the major leagues in baseball is a significant achievement. On September 9, 2003, pitcher Edwin Jackson accomplished this feat at the age of 20, embarking on a remarkable journey that involved playing for numerous teams. In a notable game on May 15, 2019, Jackson, then with the Toronto Bl...