Destroying False Labels
Editor’s Note: The following is a partial list of people and organizations accused of or charged with “anti-Semitism” or labeled “anti-Semitic,” over the years....
Nubian Leadership Circle convenes its 9th National Black Leadership Summit
The Nubian Leadership Circle (NLC) recently held its ninth virtual convening. The theme of the October 14 gathering was “Laying the Foundation For Our...
THE ‘DEATH STYLE’ OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
(Excerpt from A Torchlight for America, pages 133 -138) Food addiction and the eating of improper foods has one-quarter of Americans overweight. Black women are...
Junk Food Shills: Why FDA-Approved Food Can Be Poison
- The FDA and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (AND) are beholden to industry and put the interests of junk food giants over public...
D.C.’s Ward 8 working to address food insecurity by expanding farmers market
WASHINGTON—In the nation’s capital where yearly incomes in one part of the city are as high as $157,000 and another part as low as...
Student Minister Ishmael Muhammad speaks to pastors conference
CHICAGO—On October 17, Student Minister Ishmael Muhammad, National Assistant to the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan addressed the Southside Baptist Pastors Conference in Chicago.
‘His life mattered’: Family, attorneys demand justice for exonerated Black man slain in traffic stop
ATLANTA—One morning, after fixing breakfast for her son, Mary Cure stood with her hand on her son’s shoulder. She used to always tell him,...
‘Voices of Sankofa’ unity event honors Indigenous, African roots, culture
MIAMI—The second Monday in October is federally recognized as Columbus Day in the U.S., which honors the day Christopher Columbus arrived in the Americas....
Report reveals that racial disparities in incarceration persist, despite progress
A recent report from the Sentencing Project has revealed significant strides have been made in reducing racial inequities in incarceration over the past two...
The toll of heat deaths in the Phoenix area soars after the hottest summer on record
PHOENIX—The toll of heat-associated deaths in Arizona’s most populous county—still being tallied after the area’s hottest summer ever recorded—has soared over 360, alarming public...