Category : News

Anti-LGBTQ+ in school legislation advances

By Logan LangloisNASHVILLE, TN — Legislation accused by Civil Rights groups such as the Tennessee Equality Project (TEP) of gradually stripping away the rights of LGBTQ+ people has advanced through the Tennessee House and Senate, several of which onl...

America’s lethal injection system exposed

By Ivan Sanchez An eye-opening report by the death penalty abolition group Reprieve sheds light on the inhumane practices and racial disparities within America’s lethal injection system. Titled ‘Lethal Injections in the Modern Era: Cruel, Unusual...

Lorene Cary: Unstoppable force of activism!

Lorene Cary, founder of Art Sanctuary, an organization dedicated to showcasing the excellence of Black arts, has left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape of Philadelphia and beyond. Established in 1998, Art Sanctuary has enriched the lives o...

Belmont students offer renovation ideas

(By Clint Confehr) LAWRENCEBURG, TN — Belmont University students have designed options for renovation of West Gaines School where Black children were educated here until desegregation nearly 60 years ago. Belmont University Architecture and Design...

Family’s Legacy a part of Commencement

By Alexis Clark NASHVILLE, TN (TSU News Service) — When it comes to earning an engineering degree from Tennessee State University, the Buford family isn’t settling for just one-they are aiming for three. Shawn Buford will proudly graduate with he...

Civic Cipher fosters empathy, understanding, and social justice through inclusive dialogue

In today’s divisive landscape, where discord often drowns out dialogue, Civic Cipher offers a fresh alternative when it comes to amplifying voices, fostering allyship, and nurturing understanding. Hosted by Q Ward and Ramses Ja, this nationally syn...

Teacher lawsuits over forced grade inflation won’t fix unfair grading – here’s what could

Some teachers are resisting efforts to give students grades they believe they haven’t earned. skynesher via Getty Images by Laura Link, University of North Dakota After refusing to give some students grades they hadn’t earned, high school chemistry...

Kidsville Family Walk to be held April 27

NASHVILLE, TN — Centennial Park, the historic 132-acre urban park located in Nashville, is ready to once again welcome the community to enjoy a variety of free events this spring and summer. The Park features a walking trail, scenic lake, art ce...

Chazan Lamar Page

2003-2024Chazan Lamar Page was born on July 16, 2003 to Rico Lamar Page and Lawanda Denise Page. As the second child of his loving parents, Chazan’s presence radiated joy and happiness to all who knew him.Chazan was educated in the Davidson County Pu...

Cincinnati celebrates God Rules LLC success

This April, All-In Cincinnati celebrates God Rules LLC, a remarkable family-owned business spearheaded by young entrepreneur William J. Block II and his parents, Letitia S. Block and William J. Block. Founded in 2023, God Rules LLC crafts high-quali...

Challenges facing Blacks with Parkinson’s

Living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) poses unique challenges for Black and African American individuals, who often encounter disparities in healthcare access, resources, and research opportunities. These disparities can result in delayed diagnoses a...

Chef’s crisis sparks community care

Giving Kitchen, the award-winning no Giving Kitchen, the award-winning non-profit organization that provides emergency assistance to food service workers, has a remarkable journey rooted in community support and resilience. Founded in 2013 in respon...