Gaza ceasefire deal made, but can Israel be trusted to uphold it?
Palestinians filled the streets of the besieged Gaza Strip upon the news that a long-desired ceasefire deal was reached in the 15-month war that...
White scholars ponder ‘The Causes’ for their own race’s evildoings
There was a U.S. Senator from Kansas by the name of John James Ingalls who, on January 23, 1890 during a meeting in the...
Experts raise questions about SIDS after study shows vaccinating preterm babies greatly increases risk of apnea
Hospitalized preterm infants had a 170% higher incidence of apnea within 48 hours of receiving their routine 2-month vaccinations compared to unvaccinated babies, according...
Racial disparities and youth sentencing mark U.S. life sentencing practices
The Sentencing Project, an advocacy organization promoting humane responses to crime, has released its report, “A Matter of Life: The Scope and Impact of Life...
President Biden pardons revolutionary and human rights activist Marcus Garvey
On January 19, his last full day in office, President Joe Biden posthumously pardoned the Honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey, the beloved Black revolutionary and...
Working cheerfully and serving a need
The Teachings of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad are full of light, life and power. Whether sharing the Teachings from the rostrum or in...
Former nurse charged with malicious harm of babies
Community leaders, people on social media, and local activists expressed concern and outrage since the January 2 arrest of a former nurse at the...
Memories and reflections on the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Son. Brother. Husband. Father. Friend. Reverend. Activist. Revolutionary. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. fulfilled many roles during his 39 years of life. His wife, Coretta...
U.S. leadership change may not represent much change for Gaza
Bloodshed is still permeating Gaza, the occupied West Bank, and east Jerusalem as Palestinians continue suffering at the hands of Israeli actions. Israel continues...