Category : Black Owned Newspapers And Blogs

Let C-Note Go

(Photo By: Peter Mertz) - Governor Newsom, the information I present was unknown to me until April 2025. I learned of your rejection of my constitutional right to a Nonviolent Parole Board hearing.In November 2016, California voters overwhelmingly a...

Marsha Blackburn Launches Campaign for Tennessee Governor: A New Era in State Leadership

Nashville, Tenn. (TN Tribune) – Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) officially announced her gubernatorial campaign for Tennessee on Wednesday, positioning herself in a primary battlefield alongside at least one other conservative candidate linked to...

Exciting Job Opportunities Available as of August 6, 2025

East Liberty Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh is in search of an Associate Pastor for Care and Connection. This role will involve greeting newcomers, delivering pastoral support, engaging volunteers in ministry efforts, and fostering a dynamic congr...

Birmingham City Schools Sets State Standard for Math Recovery Post-COVID

Birmingham City Schools has shown remarkable academic improvement over the last five years. A comprehensive study analyzing 8,000 school districts across 30 states indicates Alabama stands alone, with students achieving average mathematics proficienc...

Showing True Artistry With Talent: Antoine Williams and Josiah Golson Launch Dynamic Exhibit at Birmingham Museum of Art

The Birmingham Museum of Art (BMA) is set to unveil a contemporary exhibition titled "Go to the tree and get the pure sap and find out whether they were right" on August 9, featuring the collaborative works of Florida’s Antoine Williams and Tennessee...

California Democrats Weigh Gerrymandering Tactics to Combat Trump's 2026 Strategy in Texas

California Democrats are exploring a strategic gerrymandering initiative in response to Donald Trump and Texas Republicans’ attempt to secure five additional Congressional seats ahead of the 2026 mid-term elections. Reports indicate that discussions...

Your Essential Weekly Insights: Updates for July 31

On July 31, Ukeme Offiong and Robert Hill take the reins as hosts of The Weekly Update, a prominent segment for The Dallas Examiner. This dynamic duo will delve into the latest headlines and significant events impacting the Dallas community. Their en...

New Research Reveals Alarming Truth: Psych Hospitalizations in Allegheny County Often Cause More Harm Than Healing

Involuntary psychiatric hospitalization in Allegheny County may paradoxically lead some individuals toward violence or death, contradicting the intended purposes of civil commitment laws, according to recent research. Those at risk often display beha...

Trump Channels Old Tactics with Racist Remarks Directed at Charlamagne

Donald Trump’s recent attack on notable Black media personality Charlamagne tha God is rekindling attention on his extensive history of racially charged behavior. In a post on Truth Social, Trump labeled the radio host a “racist sleazebag” and a “low...

Does Zohran Mamdani’s $20M Philosophy Come With Pitfalls?

Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders’ 2016 presidential campaign sparked a movement among young voters towards embracing democratic socialism, although older generations—shaped by Cold War perspectives—remained skeptical, equating socialism with Soviet...

Skyrocketing Costs: How Egg Prices and Hotel Rates Are Climbing Together

Prices in the United States have soared approximately 26 percent since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, making everyday expenses, from hotel stays to coffee, increasingly unaffordable for many families. A basic hotel room in Nashville now commands...

Years on the Frontlines: School Superintendents Gonsoulin and Sullivan Share Military Training Lessons

In the face of adversity, Birmingham City Schools Superintendent Mark Sullivan, Ed.D., and Jefferson County Schools Superintendent Walter Gonsoulin, Ed.D., draw on their military backgrounds to navigate challenges effectively. Both leaders, having se...

Fresh Survey Shows DEI Efforts Reduce Racism, Yet Contradictions Arise from Project 2025

A recent study by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research has revealed a growing skepticism among the public regarding the efficacy of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Conducted between July 10 and July 14, 202...

The Unmatched Purchasing Power Companies Can't Afford to Overlook

"Who will work to unite communities of color while the administration seeks division? A unified front could revolutionize politics and economics by amplifying the voices of those weary of living as society's marginalized. The urgency for action is pa...

Madam Walker Legacy Center Announces Babyface and Mike Epps as Honorary Board Members

Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds and Mike Epps have been appointed to the board of the Madam Walker Legacy Center (MWLC). Their addition signifies a transformative step in the Center's journey, emphasizing its role as a pillar of culture, history, and adva...