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....
What is the Death Plan?
They want to kill an entire people because we are the next inheritors of rulership over the planet. He, the enemy, already knows this....
Heart Attacks in People Under Age 50 Were on the Rise Before COVID, But Not in Athletes —Until the Vaccines Rolled Out
Data from more than 20 years ago show heart attacks in young adults, most with chronic health conditions, were on the rise. But over...
Rising crime in D.C.’s Ward 8 leaves residents concerned if National Guard is called
WASHINGTON—The nation’s capital is home to go-go music, the March on Washington and a rising rate of crime. It is neither on Forbes’ Top...
Jacksonville shooter targeted Blacks
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—A White man wearing a mask and firing a weapon emblazoned with a swastika gunned down three Black people on August 26 in what the...
Where Unexplained Deaths, Unstable Conditions Take Its TollDeaths and Conditions continue to spike in the Fulton County Jail system
ATLANTA—Since the death of Noni Battiste-Kosoko in Atlanta’s Fulton County Jail, there have been three more deaths reported in about a month. Aug. 17 -...
‘This family deserves answers’ The death of 19-year-old Noni Battiste-Kosoko raises more questions about what happened to her and others locked up at Atlanta’s Fulton County Jail
ATLANTA—A month after the death of her only child, 19-year-old Noni Battiste-Kosoko, her mother, Sashu Battiste, addressed reporters at the law offices of Edmond...