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Reducing asthma’s burden means addressing pollution, climate, and barriers to care

By BEN JEALOUS Sierra Club (TriceEdneyWire.com) – “Please Kyla, stop running, you can’t run like the other children. You have to worry about your asthma.” That’s what Kyla Peck’s aunt who babysat for her would tell her growing up. This week is...

Secession is not a quick fix

By DAVID W. MARSHALL The Reconciled Body (TriceEdneyWire.com) – The idea to create a new Buckhead City finally died in the Georgia state legislature. And rightfully so. Democratic members of Atlanta’s state delegation never favored allowing...

Selective prosecution of Marilyn Mosby

By E. FAYE WILLIAMS National Congress of Black Women (TriceEdneyWire.com) – Black people have always known about selective prosecution, but lately, it has been more blatant than any we’ve seen in recent years. Many people think things have gott...

Urgent Appeal Regarding Prolonged Water Crisis in Garrand

To whom it may concern, I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to urgently address a critical issue that has deeply impacted the lives of every member of our community in Garrand, Babonneau. For the past month and two weeks, we have been end...

Making Personal Loans Work for You

Making Personal Loans Work for You — Types, Considerations, and Best Practices Sponsored by JPMorgan Chase People needing quick access to money will often turn to personal loans. Before taking out a loan, it is crucial to understand the different t...

MEGAN THEE STALLION’S $35K DONATION

[Photo: Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images] By: David Ellison (Commissioner Pct 1) With a $35,000 donation from Grammy-award winning rapper Megan Thee Stallion’s non profit organization and the help of 50- plus volunteers, Harris County Precinct One wrapped...

TOO MANY LIGHTS CAMERAS AND NO ACTION

By Travis McGee Houston, we have a problem and that problem is too many lights, cameras, and no action. Press conference a er press conference, march a er march, election after election, townhall after townhall, Imma do speech after Imma do speech, a...

A WARNING TO THE RICH

James, the brother of Jesus, warns us concerning the worthlessness of riches. Therefore, when Jesus returns money will be worthless in the Kingdom of God. Hence, to further clarify the spiritual message when individuals hear a loud noise in the sky,...

Delicious food and wine at Seasons 52

The first restaurant I dined in when I moved to Cincinnati was Seasons 52 at 3819 Edwards Rd. I have been dinning there regularly ever since. The food, service, wine, cleanliness, and value are the reasons I eat there. Their patio will be o...

JOURNEY OF RESILIENCE AND EMPOWERMENT

By: Sharon Jenkins In the heart of East Texas, amidst the sprawling landscapes and tight-knit communities, a story of resilience and advocacy unfolds through the life and legacy of Mr. Michael Harris. Born in Galveston, Texas, in 1952, and raised in...

Caribbean Records Dengue Fever Surge

The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has reported a major dengue fever surge in the Caribbean as the region observes Caribbean Mosquito Awareness Week 2024. According to PAHO, so far this year, more than 6.5 million cases of dengue fever have...

Recorder Rewind: New York Knicks at Indiana Pacers, Game 3

Check out these photos from Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals between the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse! a sea of gold reigned supreme before the start of Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals at Gain...

Cartoon of the Week by Walt Carr

Walter Carr is a prominent American cartoonist known for his incisive political commentary through the medium of cartoons. Active during the mid-20th century, Carr’s work graced the pages of numerous newspapers and magazines, where he fearlessl...

KILLING THE LEGACY

Justice Clarence Thomas was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1991, after the death of Justice Thurgood Marshall, the first Black Justice. Thomas is the second Black Justice to serve on the Court, appointed by President George H. Bush, and his appoin...

Marching to a new beat: Pittsburgh’s Perry High is a rare enrollment winner

From left, Perry Traditional Academy students Josey Cooley, 16, of Perry North, Aaliyha Thompson, 16, of Allegheny Center, Mahlae Pollard, 16, of Perry North, Connie Howard, 15, of Brighton Heights, Makaila Nyambe, 16, of Brighton Heights, and Adevio...