Category : Black Owned Newspapers And Blogs

- 2 months ago

Quite The Accomplishment: Black Players Victory at Cooperstown

On Sunday, July 27, 2025, Cooperstown, New York, witnessed an extraordinary event that may forever solidify its place in Major League Baseball history. Three distinguished Black players—Dave Parker, Dick Allen, and CC Sabathia—were enshrined in the B...

- 2 months ago

Howard Stern Bids Farewell: The End of an Era in Shock Jock Radio

Let’s raise a glass to Howard Stern—not for his demise, but for the conclusion of his career. SiriusXM, in a rare moment of decisiveness, opted not to renew his contract. The real question isn't why, but rather why it took so long? Stern has lost his...

- 2 months ago

Seizing Stillness: Accepting Your Purpose in Life's Breaks

Have you sensed the gentle kiss of the impending fall season? Just recently, the 70-degree weather offered us a fleeting glimpse of cooler days. However, being in Alabama means the summer heat persists longer than anticipated. This brief respite serv...

- 2 months ago

FEMA Denial Puts Trump Country in Peril

Republican legislators face a crucial dilemma: advocating for affluent tax reductions while disregarding potential repercussions for the nation and themselves. Their tax cut agenda for the wealthy cannot coexist with an expectation of federal accoun...

- 2 months ago

Loving the Bond: Cherishing a Beloved Cousin or Friend

Once upon a time, the heartfelt song “That’s What Friends Are For” emerged from the collaborative genius of Burt Bacharach and Carole Bayer Sager. Initially recorded by Rod Stewart in 1982 for the "Night Shift" soundtrack, its most iconic rendition...

- 2 months ago

Standing Strong for Families: A Commitment to Every Child

As both a student and advocate for family preservation, I am dedicated to promoting awareness of the Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA), instituted in 2018, which many stakeholders may lack familiarity with. This groundbreaking federal leg...