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by Toter - 3 months ago

Three Accomplished Black Scholars Step Into New Academic Roles

Eric Deggans has been appointed the Knight Chair in Journalism and Media Ethics at Washington and Lee University. A prominent television critic, his contributions span outlets such as NPR and the Tampa Bay Times. He is also the author of "Race-Baiter" and possesses dual degrees from Indiana Universi...

by Toter - 3 months ago

Emmanuel Takes the Helm Again as SLOC Chief

In 2021, Alfred Emmanuel succeeded Fortuna Belrose as president of the Saint Lucia Olympic Committee. Following a historic year, he continues for another term. The recent AGM celebrated Julien Alfred's groundbreaking achievements and appointed Helena Renee Emmanuel as treasurer. Keith Joseph extende...

by Toter - 3 months ago

Kanye West's Manager Has Had Enough Of His Rants

Kanye “Ye” West, 47, is undergoing considerable transformations among his entourage following backlash directed at his provocative social media statements. Currently in Japan, absent Bianca Censori, insiders indicate that multiple advisors, notably his longtime manager John Monopoly, have exited, hi...

by Toter - 3 months ago

Will Smith Addresses Oscar Slap in His Latest Music Release

Will Smith confronts his controversial Oscars incident in his first album in two decades, “Based on a True Story.” Featuring DJ Jazzy Jeff, the track “Int. Barbershop — Day” includes discussions about the slap heard worldwide. Smith reflects on his journey, stating, “Took a lot, I’m back on top.”

by Toter - 3 months ago

Uniting the Black Press and Church for Stronger Bonds

For almost two centuries, the Black Press and the Black Church have collaborated for justice and freedom. It's crucial to elevate communal goals and protect African American progress. We call on corporations such as Target for fair treatment. Without respect, we refuse to buy; without justice, there...

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Unearthing the Rich Tapestry of Black Family Heritage

Martha S. Jones’ “The Trouble of Color” (Basic Books, $30) and Judith Giesberg’s “Last Seen” (Simon & Schuster, $29.99) explore identity and family ties. Both authors reveal profound truths about heritage, loss, and the quest for connection, compelling readers to reflect on their ancestry and the st...

by Toter - 3 months ago

Trump Takes on Government Waste: An Epic Showdown of Social Classes

Washington proclaims its intent to address governmental inefficiencies, brandishing chainsaws as emblems of reform. Nevertheless, the emphasis persists on slashing support for middle-class households, while subsidies disproportionately benefit the affluent. Initiatives that assist small-scale farmer...