New COVID Variants: Are They Really As Bad As They Want You To Believe? One-on-one interview with Dr. Christina X Parks
Dr. Christina X Parks is a Ph.D. in Cellular and Molecular Biology. She is an educator, researcher and scientist who gained widespread recognition following...
Father Pfleger leads water distribution efforts
CHICAGO—To help residents combat the intense heat, Father Michael Pfleger of St. Sabina Church and volunteers handed out free, cold water to passersby near...
Latest racist attack on Blacks is further proof we must ‘separate and be saved’
Black America added yet another deadly racist attack to the growing tally when recently a 21-year-old White man used his assault-style rifle to kill...
Former Freedom Rider reflects on stagnant Civil Rights Movement
CHICAGO—With the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington in his rear-view mirror, former Freedom Rider Miller Green looks forward to a time when...
Economic justice a key theme of National Black Business Conference awards gala
ATLANTA—The 123rd annual National Black Business Conference, which took place at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta, honored the best in business, education, media, government, and...
Black veterans and inaccessibility to mental health resources
by Sam Judy, The Dallas Weekly News Despite taking the same risk of death and costly sacrifice to their mental well-being, Black veterans continue to...
The Power of Virtue: 19 years of uplifting the Original woman
Nearly two decades ago, a vision was born—a vision that sought to empower, inspire, and celebrate a lifestyle that embodies beauty, power, elegance, positivity,...
Soldiering, Giving Back and Spreading the Word
The men and women of the Nation of Islam strive mightily in their communities in working to make a difference in the lives of...
Biden infrastructure report pushes ‘disastrous water privatization schemes,’ watchdog says
by Julia Conley An under-the-radar report by U.S. President Joe Biden’s National Infrastructure Advisory Council should not go unnoticed, said the national watchdog Food & Water...
Kansas college reaches settlement in lawsuit alleging discrimination against Black athletes
HIGHLAND, Kan.—A Kansas community college that was accused of trying to reduce the number of Black student-athletes has agreed to a settlement, the U.S....