by Toter - 2 months ago
(Children’s Defense Fund) – Renowned theologian Howard Thurman cherished moments under his oak tree, symbolizing resilience. This mirrors Black families' strength through history, overcoming adversities while nurturing future generations. Honoring Black History Month means celebrating achievements a...
by Toter - 2 months ago
(Texas Press Association) – HB 2988, introduced by Rep. Mano DeAyala, R-Houston, threatens Texas Citizens Participation Act protections. If passed, it could burden Texans with legal costs and suppress free speech by making attorney’s fees discretionary. This bill undermines free expression, potentia...
by Toter - 2 months ago
(TriceEdneyWire.com) – Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., a trailblazing Air Force general, was dismissed by a non-serving president. DEI, misunderstood by racists, stands for diversity, equity, inclusion, aiding White men. Trump misled Black voters, favoring Putin over Zelensky. Teach true history, like Fl...
by Toter - 2 months ago
The Dallas Examiner hosts candidate forums for the May 3 election, featuring Dallas City Council and School District trustee hopefuls. Held at the African American Museum, attendees engaged with District 6 and 7 candidates. View the forum video at www.dallasexaminer.com. Upcoming forums: March 3, 17...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Diana Taurasi, dubbed "White Mamba" by Kobe Bryant, retires at 42, marking the end of an era. A pivotal WNBA figure, her unmatched legacy includes six Olympic golds, three NCAA titles, and five scoring titles. Despite Caitlin Clark's rising fame, Taurasi's impact on women's basketball remains unpara...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Luxury yachts epitomize celebrity opulence, but 50 Cent defies this trend. Opting against yacht ownership, he prioritizes smart wealth management, choosing private air travel for convenience. Investing millions in Shreveport real estate, he builds equity over liabilities. His strategic approach high...
by Toter - 2 months ago
The Ivanhoe Farmers Market, a crucial support for Black farmers in Kansas City, faces uncertainty after their federal grant was canceled. Alana Henry, the Executive Director, views this as a direct attack on Black self-determination. The community must now rally to sustain their mission of empowerin...
by Toter - 2 months ago
A deadly outbreak has emerged in Congo, where a mystery disease suspected to originate from bats has killed dozens. Local health teams and global experts are scrambling to contain the infection, which presents symptoms resembling hemorrhagic fever. Remote locations and limited medical resources comp...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Shedeur Sanders aims for the top spot in the 2025 NFL draft, bypassing the combine to protect his standing. Former NFL player Stevie Baggs praises this strategy, highlighting the risk of participating. Meanwhile, Jaxson Dart's stock rises, benefiting from Shedeur's absence. Concerns persist about Sh...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Captain Ibrahim Traoré, Burkina Faso's president, took office post-coup on Sept. 30, 2022, revolutionizing the nation with independence-driven policies. Rejecting Western aid, he expelled French troops and reclaimed resources. His land reforms return sovereignty to locals. Traoré mirrors Thomas Sank...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Joy Reid's MSNBC firing marks the fall of race-baiting and DEI schemes. Once a satire, "Race Pimping" became prophetic. Reid, like Rachel Dolezal, exposed the absurdity of performative wokeness. As DEI collapses, America moves past grievance politics. The era of exploiting racial tension for profit...
by Toter - 2 months ago
Raymond Laseter’s passions—Black history, baseball, and business—shine at Birmingham's Negro Southern League Museum. His Voltron Printing, co-owned with brother Kwamell, launched Legacy Threads, honoring the Southern Negro Baseball League. Born in Chicago, the Laseters bring fashion expertise to Bir...
by Toter - 2 months ago
By Sym Posey | The Birmingham Times Debuting Legacy Threads, vintage baseball jerseys, during Black History Month at the Negro Southern League Museum was a dream for brothers Raymond and Kwamell Laseter. Their economical collection includes cotton T-shirts, sweatpants, and hats, honoring the Negro...
by Toter - 2 months ago
By Joseph D. Bryant | jbryant@al.com The Birmingham Water Works Board has rehired former general manager Mac Underwood, offering him an annual salary of $446,118 after a national search. Underwood, once finance director for Birmingham, plans improvements, including automated meters. His return follo...
by Toter - 2 months ago
By Alaina Bookman | abookman@al.com AL.com’s “Beyond the Violence” series examines strategies to enhance Birmingham's safety and well-being. Sheree Kennon, turning her grief into purpose, founded What About Us after losing her son to gun violence. Her nonprofit supports bereaved families, offering c...
