By Toter

by Toter - 2 weeks ago

Taking A Break Isn’t Lazy It’s Liberation For Black Women This Season

As the year draws to a close, many individuals face mixed emotions, particularly Black women leading movements, nonprofits, classrooms, and corporate environments. The holiday season often brings joy intertwined with fatigue. It involves cooking, caretaking, and navigating family reunions, ultimatel...

by Toter - 2 weeks ago

Alonzo Carter Is The New Man In Charge Of Sacramento State Football

New Sacramento State football coach Alonzo Carter expresses no ill will towards his predecessor, Brennan Marion, who left the program after just one season.“I wish him and his family the very best,” Carter remarked during his introductory press conference. He noted that he and Marion share a friends...

by Toter - 2 weeks ago

Why Your ID Card Is More Powerful Than Most People Realize

In 2025, we have uncovered an unsettling truth about the significance of our ID cards and driver’s licenses. During the Trump administration, ICE agents have unlawfully apprehended and detained U.S. citizens, while those lacking proper identification faced threats of deportation. These tactics highl...

by Toter - 2 weeks ago

Warning Bells Ring As Student Loan Conditions Start To Deteriorate

The foremost jeopardy facing the educational prospects of Black individuals is not a deficiency in capability or motivation, but rather the actions of the United States Supreme Court. In 2023, the conservative majority abolished affirmative action in higher education, sharply reducing Black student...

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Uplifting Christmas Gift Ideas Centered On Books And Faith Filled Reads

Everyone has that one friend who prefers cozying up with a captivating book over holiday gatherings with family and friends. They often sneak in reading sessions between conversations, wear earbuds to enjoy audiobooks, or cherish a well-loved Kindle, grateful for yet another literary companion this...

by Toter - 2 weeks ago

From Homes To Offices Formaldehyde Is Spreading Through Daily Environments

Formaldehyde, a ubiquitous chemical, can be found in an array of products ranging from timber and building materials to beauty goods, automotive components, and even fertilizers. Its widespread use raises significant health concerns, particularly because it is classified as a carcinogen that many en...

by Toter - 2 weeks ago

Roxanne Brown Becomes A Symbol Of Change In Organized Labor

In a landmark moment for the labor movement, Roxanne Brown is set to become the inaugural African American woman to serve as President of the United Steelworkers (USW), the largest industrial union in North America. Joining Rev. Mark Thompson on Make It Plain, she will officially take office in Marc...

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AfroEatz Puts Liberian Food Front And Center In Sacramento

When one imagines African cuisine, favorites like Nigerian jollof rice, egusi soup, or Ethiopian injera typically come to mind. Yet, a new restaurant has emerged in Sacramento, unveiling lesser-known Liberian dishes to the community. AfroEatz, nestled in Midtown Sacramento at 1725 I St, was spearhea...

by Toter - 2 weeks ago

Why The Sticker Price Of Hundred Million Contracts Tells Only Half

Odell Beckham Jr. ignited discussion inadvertently while guesting on The Pivot Podcast, where he sought to clarify the complexities behind seemingly lucrative deals. Speaking candidly, he examined a five-year, $100 million contract, revealing, “It translates to approximately $60 million after taxes....

by Toter - 2 weeks ago

Art And Truth Matter More As Pharrell Williams Slams Politics As Fake

Pharrell Williams has reiterated his reluctance to engage with politics, emphasizing his desire to remain neutral. Speaking at the fifth annual Black Ambition Demo Day, the acclaimed singer, songwriter, and producer candidly stated, “I hate politics... It’s a magic trick. It’s not real." He expresse...