2020 Census called ‘worst undercount’ in decades as bureau misses millions of Blacks and Latinos
According to many experts, the Covid-19 pandemic and an administration that displayed a complete disregard for ensuring accuracy led to a consequential undercount in...
Will justice delayed be justice denied, again?
The family of Emmett Till is still waiting for charges to be brought against Carolyn Bryant Donham who lied 66 years ago to her...
Sunday afternoon service
Muslims from the Nation of Islam’s flagship Mosque Maryam gathered at The Foodie’s Spot restaurant across the street to prepare, pack and deliver meals...
Redlining’s legacy endures as 45 million Americans breathe polluted air: Study
More than half a century after the official end of discriminatory redlining, 45 million people across the United States—overwhelmingly in communities of color—are exposed to...
The Real War Is Against The Nation of Righteousness Conflict in Ukraine exposes Satan’s Ultimate Aim
by Dr. Ridgely Abdul Mu’min Muhammad | NEWS ANALYSIS “We are in a world that is passing out of existence—and she is putting up a...
Cop Watch – Tracking accusations, charges, convictions of law enforcers
Family of Black man shot by Kansas City police sues for $10M KANSAS CITY, Mo.—The family of a Black man who was shot and killed...
Askia Muhammad – A Life Celebration Worthy of a King
WASHINGTON—Broadcast live on D.C.-based WPFW and WABI in New York, “Each other’s Dreams: Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Askia Muhammad” was much more...
On the brink of a pit of fire:Ukraine war brings death, refugees, opens door to WWIII
Bigger than Russia and Ukraine: Nations realigning in what will become war to end all wars! by Naba’a Muhammad, Brian E. Muhammad and William P....
Finding Tamika: In new Audible series, Erika Alexander confronts media bias seen when Black women go missing
“Finding Tamika,” a blockbuster 10-part podcast released in early March, tells the riveting story of Tamika Houston, a Black 24-year-old from Spartanburg, S.C., who...
Jazz ambassadors abroad versus U.S. racism at home
During the Cold War with communism and the old Soviet Union, the American government tried to use jazz musicians to bolster its global reputation...