Category : Black Owned Newspapers And Blogs

Respecting Our Seniors: Embrace Life Boldly for a Fulfilling Existence

This summer, I celebrated the 4th of July in Harbor Springs, Michigan, alongside my 7-year-old grandson. I aimed to connect with my son, the music director for the Highlands Resort's summer musical dinner theater.Harbor Springs, a picturesque lakesid...

Why Cynthia Erivo's 2025 Portrayal of Jesus Will Set Off Conversations: The Legacy of Women in Gospel Storytelling

Cynthia Erivo, the acclaimed actress from Wicked, is set to portray Jesus Christ at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles from August 1 to 3, 2025. Unsurprisingly, this casting decision has ignited controversy on social media, with accusations of blasphe...

Columbia’s $200M Agreement with Trump Administration: A Turning Point for University-Policy Relationships

On July 23, 2025, Columbia University reached a settlement with the federal government, agreeing to pay a $200 million fine amid allegations surrounding its handling of a safe environment for Jewish students during protests advocating Palestinian rig...

Unity in Action: How the Black Church and Black Press are Empowering African American Communities

Nashville, TN — In a groundbreaking development, a coalition of prominent Black faith organizations and the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) has launched a strategic partnership aimed at addressing systemic inequalities affecting Afri...

Emergency Heat Relief: How the Office of Homeless Services is Amplifying Support for Vulnerable Demographics

The Office of Homeless Services (OHS) is set to deliver essential life-saving resources from Friday, July 25th to Monday, July 28th, operating between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. Collaborating with the Office of Emergency Management, OHS will diligently...

Israel Withdraws from Peace Negotiations as Violence Against Palestinians Escalates

(Photos: YouTube/Wikimedia Commons) - In the last 24 hours, nearly 57 individuals lost their lives in Gaza, many while awaiting humanitarian aid, as Israel's ongoing starvation strategy severely impacts Palestinians.Tragically, several victims were...

Democrats' Silent Fears Exposed: Are We in Deeper Trouble?

There’s little more gratifying than witnessing a political party stumbling out of line and then awkwardly attributing it to external forces. Democrats are beginning to uncover the reality that they’ve been marketing an empty promise to constituents....

Eswatini Opposition Blasts US Deportee Deal as “Human Trafficking”

(Photos: YouTube Screenshots) - The Eswatini government's choice to accept deportees from the Trump Administration is inciting outrage among opposition parties and civil society, being labeled as “human trafficking masquerading as a deportation agree...

Lessons from Analog: Information for Thriving in a Digital Age

In today's fast-paced digital environment, experiencing boredom should be a rare grievance. Yet, analog childhoods were brimming with idle intervals that spurred creativity. Recall moments of gazing out from a car or bus, allowing thoughts to drift....

Why “O-Z” Is More Than a Name—It’s Ozanam’s Impact

If you hail from afar or have been oblivious to the vibrant scene of youth basketball in Western Pennsylvania, Ozanam Basketball, founded in 1971 by the eminent Carl Kohlman, stands as a pivotal institution. Initially backed by the Ozanam Cultural Ce...

Future Leaders Rise as NAACP Hosts Powerful Event in Charlotte

During the significant 116th Annual NAACP National Convention, which took place from July 12-16 in Charlotte, North Carolina, pressing issues came to the forefront. With numerous employees facing unemployment due to federal furloughs and the threat t...

This Five-Question Quiz Could Reveal the Truth About Your Aging

As we aspire to enjoy our later years with vitality, connection, and mental acuity, it’s essential to assess whether our current choices support these goals. A newly introduced quiz, designed within the framework of the Take Five to Age Well initiati...

Rethinking Black Identity: Alayo Akinkugbe Urges Museums to Prioritize Black Perspectives

In "Reframing Blackness," Alayo Akinkugbe delves into how art history is presented and its effects on representation within national museums across western cities. This educational framework often results in the marginalization of Blackness in key ar...

Study Finds the Top Qualities That Make Someone Truly Cool

From Lagos to Cape Town, and Santiago to Seoul, the concept of "cool" permeates various realms including music, fashion, and social media. This term is frequently used to label individuals, but what truly defines coolness? Is it merely about being in...

Stark Reality: Divorced Men Face Fivefold Suicide Risk Compared to Their Married Counterparts

Breakups can be emotionally devastating, often leading to significant psychological distress. This issue seems to particularly affect men; research indicates that intimate relationship struggles, including breakups and divorces, contribute to suicide...