The People Have Spoken: ‘Roll Back COVID-19 Restrictions and ‘Vaccine’ Mandates or Else!’
“My teacher told me, don’t speak to some, speak to the whole. I’m speaking for Black America, for Hispanic America, for the Native American...
‘Amir stood for love’ Another Black family grieves and seeks justice after police killing
For cops, it may have been a run of the mill “no knock” warrant in connection to a homicide investigation, but nine seconds after...
U.S. inflation jumped 7.5 percent in the past year, a 40-year high
WASHINGTON—Inflation soared over the past year at its highest rate in four decades, hammering America’s consumers, wiping out pay raises and reinforcing the Federal...
Suicide prevention and facing the reality of mental health
The thought of death for most of us is frightening. From the moment we become aware of our existence, we are constantly working towards...
Am I my sister’s keeper?
By Abisayo Muhammad When we call each other “sister,” “best friend” and “queen,” what are we really saying? If we see one of our “sisters” with...
HBCU alumni launches greeting card company
Black female entrepreneur and accomplished author and owner of Opportune Independent Publishing Company, Shanley Simpson, announced the global launch of “You Go Girl” greeting cards, a new...
Unraveling of a Great Nation: The Consequences of Rejecting ‘A Torchlight for America’
by Dr. Abdul Haleem Muhammad —Guest Columnist— The year 2023 will represent the 30th anniversary of the release of “A Torchlight for America” authored by...
Seven Black schools in Washington evacuated over bomb threats
Seven schools, predominately Black ones, in Washington, D.C., were evacuated by the security forces over bomb threats. On Feb. 9 around 1:25 p.m., the city’s...
Winter storms continue to pummel, punish U.S.
The first week of February was brought in with blocked highways, school closures, and canceled flights due to Winter Storm Landon. Impacting 90 million...