Muslims virtually uniting and renewing during Ramadan
Ramadan, the month of fasting for the Muslims, is finding a new normal one year into the Covid-19 pandemic that shut the doors of...
Blood clots, safety concerns increase Covid-19 vaccine anxiety, mistrust
Federal health officials may still recommend use of Johnson & Johnson’s experimental Covid-19 vaccine, despite pausing use due to incidents of severe, rare blood...
Racism, abuses still exist for Blacks at U.S.-Mexico border
Jean came to the United States like many immigrants that are making the news. He crossed the Mexican border. His story however starts in...
Striving to uphold a standard
When the Fruit of Islam (FOI) who are the men who belong to Islam in North America enter towns and cities across the country,...
Manslaughter? Claims of an accidental shooting in death of Daunte Wright don’t convince everyone
Tears ran down Katie Wright’s eyes as she described the last conversation she had with her son during a news conference held by Atty....
St. Louis elects first Black woman as mayor
ST. LOUIS— “Martin Luther King said injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere and this will be central to my style of government,”...
America’s criminal justice system is on trial while Black America still copes
More than a few close observers of court trials and those who’ve joined in to watch the criminal trial of former Minneapolis cop Derek...
‘How many more losses must we mourn?’
Tension is high in Brooklyn Center, Minn., with the death of 20-year-old Daunte Wright, a Black man was shot to death by a police...
Student panelists discuss Covid-19 experimental vaccines
CHICAGO—Sister Sondra Muham-mad of Chicago is co-founder of Parents United to Build a Future for Our Children. The group’s name was inspired after hearing...
Youth agriculture camp at Edith Family Farms!
Edith Family Farms is educating and cultivating the minds of youth with its agricultural summer camp this July 1-15. Located in North Carolina, the...