by Toter - 3 weeks ago
A Colorado sheriff’s office is under scrutiny after the shooting of Jalin Seabron, a Black man, who was killed while protecting his family during a chaotic incident. Newly released footage contradicts the deputy’s claims, raising serious questions about the justification for the rapid and fatal resp...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Black History Month highlights resilience and economic might, urging Black entrepreneurs to embrace community-driven growth amid DEI rollbacks. Innovate as past pioneers did. Success stories like Fenty Beauty and Calendly illustrate potential. By focusing on group economics, digital marketing, and c...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
LEXINGTON, Miss. — Robert G. Clark, Mississippi’s pioneering Black lawmaker from 1967, ascended to the state House's second-highest position, has died at 96, his son confirmed. Rep. Bryant Clark, following his father's legacy, stated Robert Clark passed away from natural causes. […]
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
United Way of Central Indiana has awarded $1.2 million to 33 nonprofits outside its traditional network, supporting basic needs and family opportunities. This initiative bolsters efforts in underserved areas, enhancing services like housing, education, and health. Grants span multiple counties, emph...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools are revising 30-year-old residential boundaries, proposing three maps to enhance socioeconomic diversity. Supported by a $1 million U.S. Department of Education grant, the Fostering Diverse Schools initiative seeks community feedback. Changes, planned for 2026-20...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
By Beth Sullebarger, Woman’s City Club of Greater Cincinnati welcomes data scientist Cathy O’Neil. Known for her insights on big data’s impact, O’Neil’s talk is on April 11 at 7 p.m. Tickets start at $50. Her book, “Weapons of Math Destruction,” highlights algorithmic biases affecting society.
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Michael Jordan's 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports have launched a lawsuit against NASCAR, accusing it of anticompetitive practices. This legal battle challenges NASCAR's charter system, financial distributions, and governance. Despite unresolved litigation, both teams continue competing. A fede...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Amber Rose, a prominent figure in hip-hop, joined Shannon Sharpe’s Club Shay Shay podcast. Known for her connections with Kanye West and Whiz Khalifa, Rose claims she’s attended all P. Diddy parties since 2009, never witnessing any alleged “freak offs.” Her insights remain sought-after in celebrity...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
A Message From The Publisher By Bobby R. Henry, Sr. As Women’s History Month begins, we celebrate the strength, brilliance, and resilience of Black women. Their sacrifices and leadership have shaped history, often unrecognized. They demand justice, embodying courage and defiance. This month, we...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Young Americans, especially minorities, face a political landscape marked by apathy and disenfranchisement. With Trump's return, systemic discrimination resurfaces, threatening past civil rights gains. The 2024 election spotlighted America's choice of corruption over integrity, raising concerns abou...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
By Don Valentine Mission Specialist Mae Jemison shattered barriers, becoming NASA's first Black woman in space. A Stanford graduate with a medical degree, she also volunteered with the Peace Corps. In 1992, she launched into space, conducting over forty-four experiments. Mae's journey inspires man...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
The Virginia Military Institute board ousted Maj. Gen. Cedric Wins, its inaugural Black superintendent, sparking controversy over DEI initiatives. Critics label the move as politically charged, undermining racial equity progress at this storied institution.
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
On February 14, nearly 400 Environmental Protection Agency employees received pink slips instead of Valentines, affecting critical roles nationwide. These layoffs, including Yosemite's only locksmith, reflect inefficiency and financial shortsightedness. Despite supposed cost-saving measures, these c...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
The music industry mourns the loss of Angie Stone, the influential singer-songwriter, who tragically died in a car crash in Montgomery, Alabama, at 63. Her publicist confirmed the heartbreaking news. Stone's legacy includes Grammy nominations and classic hits, leaving an indelible mark on hip-hop an...
by Toter - 3 weeks ago
Shock jock Howard Stern, 71, criticized Oprah Winfrey on his SiriusXM show for flaunting her wealth on social media. He claimed she's not self-aware of others' struggles, despite acknowledging her philanthropy. Stern's controversial remarks sparked debates, with some defending Winfrey and others sup...
