Category : Black Owned Newspapers And Blogs

Indianapolis Stars Shine at Purdue, Fall Short 62-60 Against Houston

No.4 Purdue narrowly fell 62-60 to No.1 Houston in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, yet the fervent cheers of black and gold in Lucas Oil Stadium told a different tale. Indiana's players, including Fletcher Loyer’s 16 points, showcased resilienc...

George Foreman: The Last Icon of Boxing's Heavyweight Glory Era

Athletes exemplify artistry that diminishes with age, particularly fighters like George Foreman, who challenged time itself. During the iconic 1974 'Rumble in the Jungle,' Foreman dismissed Muhammad Ali’s intimidation. From a troubled youth to Olympi...

"Impact on Small Enterprises: How Trump's Actions Threaten the Minority Business Development Agency"

Trump's recent Executive Order threatens the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA), essential for aiding minority-owned enterprises. This action endangers critical funding and resources for entrepreneurs of color. Congresswoman Maxine Waters hi...

Rust College Music Chair Chosen as Judge for Renowned Clarinet Competition

On March 27, 2025, Dr. London Silas Shaver, Chair of Rust College's Music Department, was appointed a judge for the Silverstein Works Global Clarinet Contest, concluding on July 5. This role underscores Rust College's revitalization efforts, promotin...

"Elon Musk Exposes Senator Mark Kelly: A Betrayal to American Values"

In a clash between Elon Musk and Senator Mark Kelly, Musk's words resonate. He condemns Kelly for promoting endless U.S. involvement in Ukraine and highlights his troubling ties to China. Musk argues that political posturing leads to unnecessary deat...

Tesla Controversy: Examining the Left's Extreme Reactions and Unruly Protests

I've never vandalized property, valuing hard work over fleeting anger. However, recent Tesla attacks reveal a troubling trend. Vandals, driven by ideological fervor, target these cars as symbols of capitalism and tech culture. This coordinated violen...

"Transformative App Equips Violence Interrupters to Disrupt Retaliation Cycles in Allegheny County"

On March 21, the Cure VIBE Woodland Hills team collaborated with the Braddock community, utilizing an innovative Allegheny County app for violence intervention. Since July, this resource has tackled over 130 shootings, providing essential support ami...

"Facing Apartheid: A Captivating New Book for Young Readers Exploring South Africa's Racist Past"

The book "Together Apart: The Story of Living in Apartheid" delves into the challenges of apartheid in South Africa. Through captivating personal stories and visuals, it engages young readers while illustrating how oppressive laws influenced daily li...

Rev. Jamal Bryant's Boycott Initiative Sparks Mobilization of 150,000 Supporters

Rev. Dr. Jamal Bryant's national boycott of Target has gained momentum, attracting over 150,000 participants and prompting over 100 Black vendors to pull their products. The movement, sparked by Target’s reduction of DEI initiatives, has led to a $2...

"Heart Disease Risks in Black Mothers: How Poverty and Healthcare Access Impact Health"

A recent study analyzed over 7 million births, revealing that living in disadvantaged neighborhoods significantly increases the risk of peripartum cardiomyopathy, particularly among Black mothers. Factors like socioeconomic status, healthcare access,...

Birmingham Enhances Gateway Beautification Collaboration with Jefferson County

The City of Birmingham is extending its partnership with Jefferson County for a $1.17 million gateway beautification project on area interstate ramps. This three-year initiative focuses on maintenance, enhancing visitor experiences, and addressing ro...

Alabama vs. Auburn: Epic Showdown Ahead for NCAA Men's Basketball Title

BY DAN GELSTON | Associated Press NEWARK, N.J. — Picture Alabama fans from 1973 suddenly landing in Tuscaloosa, February 2025, during the Iron Bowl—only it's a basketball clash: No. 1 Auburn vs. No. 2 Alabama. Auburn triumphed over Michigan, advanc...

"Protecting Your Child: Navigating the Cybersecurity Risks of ‘Sharenting’"

(By Tehreem Khan | UAB News) Criminologist Hyeyoung Lim, Ph.D., warns against "sharenting," where parents overshare children's lives online. While intended to celebrate, it poses risks like identity theft and privacy invasion. Parents should communic...

"Preserving Our Legacy: Defending Our Role in America’s Narrative"

Lieutenant Colonel Howard Lee Baugh, my grandfather’s cousin, served in the 99th Pursuit Squadron, the first Tuskegee Airmen unit. This month honors its 84th anniversary. Sadly, the current administration threatens to erase vital histories, including...

Reviving Black Wealth: The Impact of Trump's DEI Rollbacks on Black-Owned Enterprises

As Black History Month highlights our strength, recent federal cuts to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs pose challenges yet unveil opportunities for Black entrepreneurs. By fostering community-focused strategies and prioritizing self-s...