by Toter - 3 months ago
Winston-Salem State University’s NASCAR Campus Lab program kicked off with “Race You to the Yard” on March 26. This lively event featured racing simulations, engaging games, and great music, fostering social connections among students. Fourteen students, including Juana Ramirez, organized the experi...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Recently, the Virginia Beach NAACP addressed two racially charged incidents in local public schools. Rev. Dr. Eric Majettte, the chapter president, expressed disappointment after Speaker Don Scott, Virginia's first Black House Speaker, was barred from speaking to students at the Legal Studies Academ...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Mental health awareness is crucial, yet barriers persist, especially in the Black community. Dr. Sidney Hankerson highlights stigma, access to care, and early support's importance. Recognizing mental health conditions and engaging community leaders can foster understanding and reduce mistrust, pavin...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Sowing small seeds in soil can produce stunning blooms or delicious produce—it's enchanting! No need for large spaces; balconies suffice. Explore gardening insights in “Black Girls Gardening” by Amber Grossman, featuring essays, actionable advice, and motivation. Experience the delight of cultivatin...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Grammy-nominated artists Eric Roberson and BJ the Chicago Kid are uplifting spirits with their new single, “Where You Gonna Go,” released today, April 4. This track blends gospel elements with an old-school vibe, showcasing rich harmonies, soulful ad libs, and captivating instrumentation that enrich...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Trina Fletcher returns to the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff as associate dean and professor in engineering and industrial technology. Courtney J. Patterson-Faye is now an associate professor at Wesleyan University, specializing in Black feminism. Maruice Mangum has been appointed associate de...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Every year on April 4, Atlanta celebrates its rich culture, music, and art during 404 Day, highlighting influential figures like Tyler Perry. Since 1991, Perry has transformed his struggles into success, establishing a billion-dollar studio that champions Black narratives and fosters local talent, r...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Since January 2025, I've witnessed a troubling rise in anti-DEI sentiment affecting our communities and institutions. As funding cuts threaten vital programs, I reflect on the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Despite challenges, I refuse to retreat; instead, I’m committed to advocatin...
by Toter - 3 months ago
The American media's audacity is astounding. They hyped the debunked Russia collusion narrative, earning Pulitzers for their biased reporting. Now, with President Trump's declassified documents revealing FBI corruption, silence reigns. The media's complicity is glaring, yet they continue to evade ac...
by Toter - 3 months ago
In the 1990s, the Chicago Bulls emerged as basketball's elite, potentially winning more than six titles if not for Michael Jordan's retirement. Their home dominance included a remarkable 44-game winning streak, showcasing the prowess of Jordan and Scottie Pippen, culminating in a historic 72-10 seas...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Financial markets crashed on April 3 after President Trump's contentious tariffs ignited recession concerns. The Dow fell 1,679 points, erasing over $3 trillion from U.S. stocks. Increased import tariffs may elevate consumer prices, impacting products from electronics to coffee. Global leaders vowed...
by Toter - 3 months ago
On the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, my family and I visited Selma, Alabama, to honor Civil Rights heroes. This heartfelt journey celebrated my father’s dedication as an activist. We united with fellow Foot Soldiers, highlighting the continuous struggle for equality and reinforcing that this vi...
by Toter - 3 months ago
On April 3, global financial markets plummeted due to President Trump's controversial tariffs, raising fears of a recession. The Dow dropped 1,679 points, with U.S. stocks losing over $3 trillion. Tariffs on imports could increase consumer prices, affecting everyday goods like coffee, shrimp, and el...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Ephesians 4:17-18 warns against living like Gentiles, consumed by futile thoughts and ignorance. Unlike God, who is limitless and infinite in power and love, we often measure our lives. True Christian living emphasizes Godliness over worldliness, encouraging us to focus on His Word and trust in His...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Detroit is grappling with escalating food insecurity as tariffs raise import prices, reducing access to nutritious groceries. Labeled a “food desert,” residents often find affordable options scarce. Despite efforts from community initiatives, urban farms, and nonprofits, substantial obstacles persis...