Editorial
By Dr. Roy E. Alston, PhD There’s no denying that our lives have changed dramatically since the beginning of the pandemic. About 45 percent...
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Believe me when I say a change is gonna come! By Cheryl Smith I went home to reunite with classmates, friends, mere acquaintances and...
Some roads have a way of remembering your footsteps. I grew up in Plaquemine, Louisiana, in an America where segregation did not bother to...
I have been a member of a Divine Nine fraternity for a very long time. To be clear, it has been over 50 years...
By Dr. Roy E. Alston, PhD There’s no denying that our lives have changed dramatically since the beginning of the pandemic. About 45 percent...
By Marc Morial “Governance of the KCPD is an atavistic vestige of slavery and Jim Crow that does not foster public confidence and trust....
This weekend, I was blessed with the opportunity to be in the presence of greatness. Artstillery shared scenes from their upcoming play on Fair...
By Carolyn King Arnold To name a street, building or park after a person is a way of publicly honoring that person’s achievements. Seeing...
There are about 39,000 people in the city of Duncanville, TX. In this suburban city that is part of the ‘Great Southwest” which includes...
June is Black Music Month, and all the melodies of life are converging to remind us how we got over. In the Black Church,...
By Dr. Julianne Malveaux I was invited to join folks from Black Lives Matter to meet some of the affected in Buffalo, New York,...
I was so honored at my book signing on Thursday to experience so much love and support. It’s a blessing to receive your flowers...
By Carolyn King Arnold Working to create and maintain affordable housing throughout Dallas, promote greater fair housing choices, overcome patterns of segregation and concentrations...
Editor’s Note: We are pleased to inform our loyal readers that we have heard you. Although Vincent had announced his retirement, just like Magic...
