by Toter - 6 months ago
On March 1, 2025, the People's Organization For Progress will launch the Empowerment Saturdays Voter Registration Drive in Newark, NJ. Chairman Lawrence Hamm emphasizes the transformative power of voting, while Steven Hatcher underscores its significant historical role. The organization champions ra...
by Toter - 6 months ago
LiAngelo Ball emerges from the influential presence of his NBA siblings, making waves with his catchy track "Tweaker," which has led to a lucrative $13 million contract with Def Jam and a standout performance during the NBA All-Star festivities. Despite this burgeoning success, his former partner, N...
by Toter - 6 months ago
NEW YORK – In a move to uphold transparency and reinforce public trust, Attorney General Letitia James has released the body-camera footage related to the fatal incident involving Jeremy Bennett and Nassau County law enforcement. The footage stems from her office's ongoing investigation and is part...
by Toter - 6 months ago
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is currently under scrutiny, grappling with bribery accusations that have intensified calls for his resignation. In a related context, the Department of Justice under Trump previously dismissed charges concerning his immigration policy support, illustrating the complex...
by Toter - 6 months ago
Haiti Cultural Exchange proudly showcases "Sacred Banners of Haitian Vodou," a captivating exhibition curated by the esteemed art historian Axelle Liautaud. This event highlights the intricate and meaningful artistry of Vodou banners, featured during the renowned Outsider Art Fair. On March 9, atten...
by Toter - 6 months ago
My journey to earning a doctorate in economics from Stanford is profoundly influenced by Mrs. Irma Lewis, who imparted mathematical skills at Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School. During the 1970s, the number of African Americans attaining economics doctorates was markedly low. However, it was Mrs....
by Toter - 6 months ago
Listed at $23.5 million, the HardtSeasons estate in Scottsdale is redefining luxury living with a one-of-a-kind blend of sports heritage and opulence. Owned by Brett Hardt Sr., the property features a private underground basketball court and a rare Michael Jordan sneaker museum—two standout attracti...
by Toter - 6 months ago
Proactive measures against colorectal cancer are essential, as it ranks as the third most prevalent cancer and the second foremost cause of cancer mortality in the United States. An impactful grant of $500,000 from the McKesson Foundation is fueling Parkland Health's innovative AI-enhanced colorecta...
by Toter - 6 months ago
WASHINGTON, D.C. – “The Black Press of America must once again speak truth to power,” said NNPA Chairman Emeritus Danny Bakewell Sr., underscoring the urgency of renewed advocacy. In response to growing concerns over corporate America’s withdrawal from diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts...
by Toter - 6 months ago
The Texas Tribune highlights a significant public health crisis, reporting 124 confirmed measles infections in Texas—the largest such outbreak in three decades. The disease has proliferated across nine counties and even reached New Mexico. Alarmingly, most of those affected have not received vaccina...
by Toter - 6 months ago
Renowned Grammy-winning soul artist Roberta Flack, celebrated for her iconic track "Killing Me Softly," has died at the age of 88. Flack, whose romantic ballads captivated audiences, was also an ardent advocate for social causes. Throughout her illustrious career, she garnered numerous accolades, in...
by Toter - 6 months ago
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett of Texas and Congressman Zach Nunn of Iowa have joined forces to introduce the Delivering For Rural Seniors Act, a bipartisan effort aimed at combating food insecurity among elderly residents in rural communities. This legislation provides targeted funding to food ban...
by Toter - 6 months ago
New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams officially began her 2025 mayoral campaign, filing with the Campaign Finance Board. Aiming to become NYC's first female and Black woman mayor, she faces tough challenges, including a crowded Democratic field and potential competition from former Gov. Andr...
by Toter - 6 months ago
Selma, Alabama, commemorates six decades since the tragic events of Bloody Sunday. Childhood friends Ainka Sanders Jackson and Lydia Chatmon are spearheading Selma's revitalization. As proponents of the Selma Center for Nonviolence, they champion both economic and emotional recovery within the commu...
by Toter - 6 months ago
Elon Musk's tweet referencing 398 million Social Security numbers has led to widespread misinformation, implying an inflated number of beneficiaries. Current U.S. demographics stand at 341 million, with actual recipients projected at 68.4 million for 2024. Experts emphasize that a significant portio...