Category : News Talk

Why Communism Panic Rises During Elections And Who Gains From It

With Zohran Mamdani now serving as New York City's mayor-elect, expect the scrutiny against him to escalate. His identity as a self-proclaimed democratic socialist, progressive advocate for social justice, and Muslim leader has drawn relentless criti...

The Human Work Behind Making AI Systems Less Prejudiced

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes a fixture in our lives, a disconcerting reality is unfolding: the technology intended to uplift humanity is simultaneously magnifying its deepest biases. OpenAI's video generator, Sora 2, has sparked controvers...

Author Share How Rest Breathes Life Back Into Exhausted Ministry Work

Rev. LaTeka Graham embodies the essence of unconventional leadership. In a time when many professionals, especially ministers, equate their worth to relentless busyness—immersing themselves in endless meetings and tasks—Graham emphasizes the signific...

Major Formula Recall Issued After Alarming Increase In Baby Illness Reports

A nationwide recall has been initiated by an infant formula producer following a botulism outbreak linked to contaminated batches, resulting in 15 hospitalizations across 12 states. ByHeart Whole Nutrition powdered formula was identified on the compa...

John Beam, Featured On ‘Last Chance U,’ Dies Following Shooting

John Beam, the esteemed former football coach from Oakland, tragically passed away on Friday, just one day after being shot on the college campus where he dedicated his career. Beam, widely recognized from the Netflix series “Last Chance U” for his a...

Civil Rights Groups Slam Trump’s EPA For Blocking Environmental Justice Efforts

To address historical injustices, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under President Joe Biden altered a little-known rule, enabling the swift processing of requests for records concerning polluters in marginalized Black and Brown neighborhood...

California's Governorship Race: Candidates Reveal Their Health Care Plans

Every day, California residents face obstacles in affording medications and often endure lengthy waits for mental health services. Many in the “sandwich generation” find themselves balancing care for both aging parents and young children. These chall...

How Sacramento’s ONYX 25 Leaders Reflect A Collective Spirit Of Progress

Emerging from diverse spaces like pulpits, policy discussions, classrooms, and creative studios, Sacramento’s ONYX 25 embodies the essence of contemporary Black leadership. This remarkable group of trailblazers is reshaping the landscape of influence...

A Better Future Begins When Immigrant Neighbors Receive The Respect They Deserve

Within the emotionally charged landscape of ICE raids that disrupt families and ignite intense debate, a critical question arises: what does it genuinely mean to belong? As citizens, what responsibilities do we hold towards those whose only distincti...

Black Churches Step Up to Feed People During the Shutdown

As the unprecedented federal government shutdown persisted from October 1 into November, critical food assistance programs for those in need faced depletion, igniting urgent media coverage regarding hunger across America. The hardest hit demographic...

Sacramento Sites Sharing Groceries, Fresh Produce, And Prepared Meals With Local Residents

As the government shutdown casts uncertainty over many families' financial stability and access to vital assistance, food insecurity is again a critical issue. It’s crucial for residents of Sacramento to be aware that support is readily accessible ye...

After Weeks Of Stalemate, A Cross-Party Arrangement May Hold The Key To Reopening Government

On Sunday evening, eight Democratic U.S. Senators convened with Republican counterparts, tentatively reaching compromises aimed at resolving a seven-week federal government shutdown. This stalemate has severely impacted over 42 million individuals re...

Black Families Reconnecting with Schools: A Significant Decline in Absenteeism Rates

Chronic absenteeism rates in K-12 schools surged following the reopening after COVID-19 lockdowns, yet a recent decline has been noted nationwide. According to an EdTrust report, a nonprofit focused on educational equity, certain states could see abs...

A New Honor In Mississippi Applauds Dr. Ben Chavis For Transforming Environmental Justice

Dr. Benjamin Chavis, the president and CEO of the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), was honored as the founder of the environmental justice movement at the Mississippi Statewide Environmental Climate Justice Summit, hosted by Jesus Pe...

A Stronger Marketplace Emerges With The Black Chamber Elevating California Entrepreneurs

In a bid to uplift small enterprises, the California Black Chamber of Commerce hosted the 28th annual Economic Business Summit on November 7 at the DoubleTree by Hilton. The summit's theme showcased the chamber's innovative “Build Scale Grow” initiat...