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...
A decade of closures, staff cuts, and charter expansion reveals how state “reforms” serve political power plays—not students—in majority-Black districts. By Rann MillerNew Jersey...
By: Terry Allen Lucille “Big Mama” Allen used to say, “Baby, heaven ain’t just somewhere you go. It’s something you make.” She was clear: joy isn’t postponed, and...
By Antonio WhiteAfrohttps://afro.com/ Recent reports revealed that billionaire MacKenzie Scott donated approximately $740 million to 16 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), bringing her total...
By Adam HollierMichigan Chroniclehttps://michiganchronicle.com/ One of the many horrifying lessons we’ve learned in 2025 is just how much power there is in our ID...
By AframNews EditorAframNewshttps://aframnews.com/ Houston politics rarely surface their internal conflicts so plainly, but a recent statement titled “Democratic Leaders Stand with Mayor Whitmire, Oppose...
There’s no such thing as a simple story among the unsheltered living in the city beneath the city. By Robert WilonskyDallas Morning Newshttps://www.dallasnews.com/ A...
By Stacy M. BrownBlack Press USAhttps://blackpressusa.com/ In an America shaped once again by racial hostility and the rollback of diversity protections under the Trump...
By Cassandra Burke RobertsonThe Philadelphia Tribunehttps://www.phillytrib.com/ In federal courtrooms across America, a pattern has emerged in cases in which immigrants are being rounded up...