Category : Black Owned Newspapers And Blogs

"Vandalism Hits Indianapolis Black Conservation Club: A Call to Action"

The Dirty Dozen Hunting and Fishing Club, Indianapolis' sole Black-led conservation organization, faces distress after its bus was vandalized and shot on April 13. The incident underscores the urgent need for youth engagement in underserved neighborh...

"Guest Take: Are Democrats in Congress Doing Enough? Here’s What They Should Be Fighting For"

(By Dr. John E. Warren, Publisher, San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper) As the President continues to issue Executive Orders that overstep his constitutional and statutory boundaries, it is imperative for the Democratic Minority in the House to...

Charlottesville Confronts History with Marker at Old Slave Market Site

Charlottesville has recently introduced a significant historical marker at Court Square Park, a site where both adult and juvenile enslaved individuals were sold for over a century, from 1762 to 1865. Sales occurred monthly on “Court Day,” with recor...

Decoding the SAVE Act: An Emerging Challenge to Electoral Freedom

Donald Trump, who previously claimed his supporters would never need to cast votes again, is advancing this notion with the proposed SAVE Act, or “Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act.” This legislation narrowly passed the House, 220-208, requiri...

Navigating the Climate Crisis: Impacts on Indianapolis and Innovative Solutions for the Future

In Martindale-Brightwood, the effects of climate change are becoming increasingly pronounced, with escalating temperatures and severe storms altering daily existence. The Environmental Resilience Institute forecasts a notable temperature increase by...

Bernie Sanders: The People's Champion Taking on the Oligarchs

Elon Musk recently highlighted Bernie Sanders' glaring hypocrisy in a sharply edited video posted on X. Musk examined Sanders' persistent denunciations of the oligarchy. In a bold rebuttal, Sanders insisted he continues to address life under oligarch...

Obama Praises Harvard's Response to Trump’s Funding Demands

Former President Barack Obama praised Harvard University for standing firm against the Trump administration's "unlawful demands" during a funding freeze. On April 14, Harvard refrained from complying with requests regarding antisemitism, resulting in...

"Uniting for Change: How a Local Coalition Fights Food Insecurity and Builds Stronger Communities"

In Indianapolis, a dynamic partnership is making a significant impact. Community Health Network and Meals on Wheels of Central Indiana address food scarcity and social isolation by delivering approximately 3,000 meals each month to seniors and indivi...

Empower Your Wellness: Transform Your Eating Habits, Shopping Choices, and Overall Health Today!

Carlos T. Carter, the President and CEO of the Pittsburgh Urban League, sheds light on the Courier’s health feature regarding the PHRESH Study in the Hill District and Homewood. He emphasizes the critical need for accessible health information in und...

A PHRESH Initiative by Citizens and Scientists

The PHRESH initiative, launched in 2010 by the University of Pittsburgh and RAND, investigates the impact of a new grocery store on residents' health and shopping behaviors in the Hill District and Homewood. Led by Dr. Tamara Dubowitz, the study high...

How 412 Food Rescue Leverages Technology and Collaboration

Almost 40% of food produced in the U.S. goes to waste, yet 1 in 5 residents in Pittsburgh encounters hurdles in accessing it. This disparity is prevalent in marginalized communities, where individuals struggle to find affordable fresh produce. Discar...

"Pennsylvania Faces Nurse Shortage: Projected 20,000 Vacancies by 2026"

Education bottlenecks, workforce burnout, and an aging demographic are burdening Pennsylvania's healthcare system. Projections suggest a staggering 20,000 nurse shortage by 2026, exacerbated by high vacancy rates in hospitals, especially in rural are...

"Impending Shortfall: Social Security Trust Fund May Deplete Sooner Due to Tax and Benefit Adjustments"

A closed entrance to the Social Security Administration headquarters sits empty in Woodlawn, Md., on March 20, 2025. Wesley Lapointe/The Washington Post via Getty Images By Dennis W. Jansen, Texas A&M University Social Security, a cornerstone of fe...

Gainey and O’Connor Turn to UPMC Amid Ongoing Financial Struggles and Tight City Budget

Mayors have struggled to secure funding from tax-exempt entities, and candidates for the upcoming election assert it’s crucial to address dwindling city funds. Mayor Ed Gainey previously vowed to ensure UPMC contributes fairly, but with little progre...

Mastering Tariff Hurdles: The Hidden Costs on Your Finances

Tariffs are far from mere political terminology; they profoundly influence your finances, purchasing behaviors, and investment strategies. The latest tariffs on Vietnamese goods have triggered considerable market upheaval, particularly impacting Nike...