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by Toter - 1 month ago

New Media Collaboration: The City League & Indianapolis Recorder Unite

The City League, a nonprofit focused on basketball, declared on May 3 that the Indianapolis Recorder, a historic Black publication, will be the media sponsor for 2025. Robert Shegog, President of Recorder Media Group, expressed enthusiasm for collaborating beyond basketball, emphasizing shared stori...

by Toter - 1 month ago

Support Ed Gainey: Courier Backs His Vision for Mayor

Basketball enthusiasts in Pittsburgh are currently witnessing the NBA Playoffs, where teams strive for victory and glory. The term "hot hand" describes players on a scoring streak, and Pittsburgh's Mayor Ed Gainey exemplifies this dynamic leadership. Recently, he unveiled the “Countdown Clock” for t...

by Toter - 1 month ago

Black Women Make Waves in the May 20 Primary Election

The May 20 Primary Election features robust representation from Black women, highlighted during a March 12 networking event at Everyday Cafe, organized by Sisters Lifting As We Climb. Notable candidates include Erikka Grayson (Pittsburgh School Board) and Judge Quita Bridges (Court of Common Pleas)....

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Karl Mayes: The NFL Remains an Exclusive Billionaire Elite

Let’s address the prevailing issue directly. When Archie Manning supported his sons Peyton and Eli, it was heralded as “legacy” and esteemed parenting. Contrastingly, Deion Sanders similarly champions his sons, yet faces criticism. The disparity in perception stems from race and systemic biases inhe...

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Minneapolis Family Haunted by Early Morning Police Raid After Dog 911 Call

A Minneapolis resident is calling for the dismissal of multiple police officers who unlawfully infiltrated her home at night, allegedly instilling fear in her family while responding to a report about a loose dog. Ebony Dobbins asserts officers forcibly entered through a window after numerous attemp...

by Toter - 1 month ago

Low-Income Households Left in the Heat as Trump Axes Energy Assistance

The U.S. braces for one of its hottest summers, leaving many unable to meet rising energy costs. A 2023 survey revealed that one-fourth of Americans struggled to pay bills, while disconnections affected 3 million households annually. Alarmingly, Trump’s administration slashed funding for the crucial...