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A massacre remembered and lessons learned

One hundred years after a deputized White mob looted and obliterated businesses and places of worship, dragging families from their homes as they burned...

The Day of America’s Downfall

Mass shootings bring pain, but no change in the U.S. NEWS ANALYSIS Gun violence, acrimony, rage and anger reign inside the United States. Deadly encounters are...

Arrests made in shooting of young, Black activist in UK but questions remain

by Christopher iCha and Tariqah Shakir-Muhammad LONDON—In the aftermath of the shooting of activist Sasha Johnson, arrests have been made but the young, Black woman...

The modern-day ‘Ark’ lands in Atlanta

by Azizah Muhammad “But as the days of Noah were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.” - Matthew 24:37...

National Covid Crisis Town Hall: Experts warn against dangers of the Covid-19 Vaccines

A panel of highly respected, scientific and medical experts, researchers, attorneys and community activists participated in a live streamed virtual forum, on May 24,...

Longtime activist priest Michael Pfleger returns to St. Sabina

CHICAGO—Father Michael Louis Pfleger’s reinstatement by the Chicago Archdiocese was met with relieved and hopeful reactions after a four-month battle following accusations of child...

THE BATTLE IN THE SKY IS NEAR!

Vindicated! Gov’t officials admit UFOs are real; ex-military members fear national security threat. These new gov’t admissions bear witness to the reality of The...

Steps continue in Maryland HBCUs funding settlement

Maryland’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are making plans to spend the $577 million in much needed funding approved by the state’s Legislature...

It’s Time To Build: How Black folk are creating communities

In the midst of a country going through social unrest and what has been described as “racial reckoning,” 19 Black families got together to...

100 years later, survivors of Tulsa Race Massacre demand reparations for past, present traumas

It is May 31, 1921. Seven-year-old Viola Ford Fletcher is asleep in her family’s home in the Greenwood district of Tulsa, Okla. Her home...