Category : News

1 month ago

Tips for Flash Flood Survival: Why You Need an Axe in Your Attic

In recent years, consecutive flooding catastrophes in Texas, New Mexico, and Kentucky have underscored the pressing need for effective flash flood preparedness due to climate change. No time is more perilous than nightfall when visibility vanishes, a...

1 month ago

New Study: Black Women Face Ongoing Workplace Support Gaps

A recent study by McKinsey & Company and LeanIn.org underscores a troubling fact: Black women continue to be the most under-resourced demographic within American businesses. Despite years of grand declarations promoting equity and inclusion, the...

1 month ago

Redrawing Districts: Shifting Power Away from You

(Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce) – Families, let’s not be deceived. What’s unfolding in Texas is not a matter of democracy, but rather an exercise in domination. As legislators embark on a special session to redraw congressional maps, their action...

1 month ago

Tribe of Twel: The Unrivaled Leaders of the Music Scene

The renowned mas band Tribe of Twel triumphed at Lucian Carnival, clinching the coveted Band of the Year title with their stunning portrayal, Bel Wad Ek Soulye, which captivated judges and yielded an impressive 436 points, significantly outpacing com...

1 month ago

How Food Deprivation from Irresponsibility Leads to Suffering

(TriceEdneyWire.com) – Joe Biden's victory over Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election initially shielded the nation from much of the distress currently experienced during Trump’s renewed term. Throughout Trump's first administration (2017–2...

1 month ago

Embracing Constructive Dissent: The Power of Good Trouble

Earlier this week, several groups demonstrated against the current administration’s policies concerning civil and human rights by celebrating a “Good Trouble Lives On” Day of Action. This event commemorated the fifth anniversary of the late Congressm...