Another Father’s Day has come and gone. Sunday, June 21st was celebrated by fathers with family and friends. Dinner was delicious and the fellowship...
By Kamye HugleyAfrohttps://afro.com Nowadays, political rhetoric is increasingly portraying civil rights protections as overcorrection and even unnecessary. But the legacy of civil rights leader...
By Andreas Kluth:The Philadelphia Tribunehttps://www.phillytrib.com/ Muted yet deafening are the many dog whistles suggesting that American foreign policy under President Donald Trump is at...
By Almeta CooperAfrohttps://afro.com/ Nothing brings me more joy than spending time with my beautiful five-month-old grandson. When I am with him, we are in...
By Terry AllenTexas Metro Newshttps://texasmetronews.com There is a saying my grandmother, Lucile “Big Mama” Allen, used whenever a task looked overwhelming: “You hold the...
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE—While Black History Month calls us to honor generations of resilience, the Trump administration has spent its first year dismantling the very pathways...
By David MarshallThe Philadelphia Tribunehttps://www.phillytrib.com/ When initiating “Negro History Week” in 1926, Dr. Carter G. Woodson chose February for reasons of tradition and reform....
BLACKPRESSUSA NEWSWIRE: Years of credibility, commentary, and public record—gone with no explanation, no appeal, and a mandatory referral to federal law enforcement. By Morris...
By Barbara ReynoldsThe Philadelphia Tribunehttps://www.phillytrib.com/ All must die. But legends live on. Few living Americans embody that truth more than the Rev. Jesse L....