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Healing, strengthening the Black family starts with perfect love

“We have to make a perfect family.  And it starts with perfect love, and total commitment, not this bull-stuff that you call ‘I’m in...

Top Doctor Alleges: ‘A psychopathic entity is influencing health policy’

by Tingba Muhammad The world depopulation agenda has been dealt a serious blow with the recent revelations of the noted British cardiologist Dr. Aseem Malhotra,...

Racial disparities highlighted in breastfeeding

For centuries, Black mothers were forced to breastfeed their slavemasters’ children while their own children often went hungry or starved. That trauma, unbeknownst to...

Documentary celebrates 40th anniversary of Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’

When the Grammy Awards ostensibly snubbed Michael Jackson’s groundbreaking 1979 album, “Off The Wall,” the then-fledgling “King of Pop” vowed that voters at the Recording...

HE LIVES! Commemoration of the 125th birth anniversary of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad

CHICAGO—The Executive Council of the Nation of Islam (NOI), held a special program at Mosque Maryam in Chicago commemorating the 125th birth anniversary of...

Culture and tradition on display at African Festival of the Arts in Chicago

Culture and tradition on display at African Festival of the Arts in Chicago CHICAGO—Summer may be over but in the Windy City there were plenty...

On a mission to serve

The Fruit of Islam (F.O.I.) are the men who belong to Islam in North America. They are fathers, husbands, brothers, students, servants and are...

Reparations movement now a global reality

The 467-year cry for justice, and the subsequent movements calling for reparations over the forced transfer of Black people to the Western Hemisphere, for...

Chicago recognizes October 11th as Day of the Girl holiday

CHICAGO—La’Keisha Gray-Sewell, founder and executive director of Girls Like Me Project based in Chicago, rallied for 11 years to have the city of Chicago...