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Donald Trump Dismisses Rising Prices As A Scam While Millions Feel The Squeeze

In various seasons across this nation, the hardships faced by everyday Americans transform into a pervasive atmosphere, affecting every aspect of life. This pervasive stress infiltrates grocery stores, unpaid bills, rent notices, and prolonged nights spent budgeting for survival. Recent statistics i...

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...

Reduced Bureaucracy Marks City Council Approval Of Youth Homelessness Contracts

On December 9, the Sacramento City Council ratified four efficient contracts aimed at assisting transitional aged youth (TAY) confronting homelessness. These contracts, amounting to $1.3 million, are designated for Waking the Village’s Village Youth Shelter Program, Wind Youth Services’ Common Groun...

As Standards Tighten Nursing Students May Bear The Consequences Of Professional Redefinition

Southern Illinois University nursing student Samaya Royal has long been captivated by hospitals and the individuals within them. Her passion for healthcare began in childhood, often accompanying her grandmother, a pediatric nurse, to work. Now enrolled in an accelerated nursing program, Royal expres...

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...

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....

National Emergency Framed By Raphael Warnock As He Addresses America Troubles

Senator Raphael Warnock possesses numerous noteworthy achievements, chief among them being Georgia's first Black senator and the sole ordained minister in the legislature. Each Sunday, he delivers sermons from the same pulpit once occupied by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Recently, Warnock articulated...

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...

Trump Economic Record Leaves Michigan Families Paying The Price DNC Chair Says

National Democrats are raising concerns regarding the repercussions of President Donald Trump's policies on Michigan's economy. The Democratic National Committee (DNC) highlighted data from the Census Bureau and the Yale Budget Lab, revealing that Michigan households will collectively incur an annua...

Long Before Today America Confronted Homegrown Fascists And Quietly Erased The Record

Masked law enforcement agents execute immigration raids, while National Guard troops maintain a presence in U.S. cities, provoking protests that decry their actions as a “fascist takeover.” White supremacists openly express racist and antisemitic ideologies, prompting the critical question: Is Ameri...

The Story Media Tells About White Men In Higher Education Leaves Out Vital Context

The recent headlines concerning White men, college admissions, and the aftermath of abolishing affirmative action have shocked many. Reports revealing a decline in enrollment and opportunities for young White men seem to have appeared unexpectedly, surprising numerous individuals. However, this real...

When Familiar Faces Do Not Stand With The Community

In the 1930s, the esteemed Zora Neale Hurston brought attention to the African American proverb, “all skinfolk ain’t kinfolk.” This phrase, although not originated by her, underscores the grim reality that shared racial identity does not ensure unity or loyalty within communities. Malcolm X later ec...

Kelly Rowland Puts Her Acting Chomps On Display

A true embodiment of a SUPERSTAR, KELLY ROWLAND showcases her multifaceted talents as a singer, actress, songwriter, producer, and beyond. In an engaging conversation with Samantha Chatman on the season finale of "Mama, I Made It!", Kelly shares her insightful experiences about motherhood, marriage,...

Partnership First Approach Offers A Better Road To Housing Justice

The recently launched MI Home Program, introduced by the Michigan Municipal League, aims to collaboratively tackle the state's housing dilemma by allocating $160 million annually over five years to develop and renovate 10,000 affordable homes. This initiative equips local governments with the necess...

Kyle Rittenhouse Is Smacked Around On Social Media After Making His Return

Kyle Rittenhouse’s attempt to label another accused gunman as “pure evil” quickly backfired, drawing widespread mockery that many found ironic. Recently, Rittenhouse posted an image of Tyler Robinson, the suspect tied to a shooting involving conservative activist Charlie Kirk, branding him as “The f...